Miles Jamison
IEM International, a company offering emergency management, disaster recovery and critical infrastructure services, has been awarded a General Services Administration One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus, or OASIS+, contract.
Expanding Federal Sector Support Through GSA OASIS+ Award
The Morrisville, North Carolina-headquartered company said Thursday the unrestricted indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract enables it to provide government agencies access to comprehensive management, advisory and logistics services. The performance period for the GSA OASIS+ contract is until December 16, 2029, though it comes with an option to extend until 2034.
The GSA OASIS+ contract enables IEM to compete for projects across 27 Contract Line Item Numbers, or CLINs. The company will be able to secure task orders in two main areas — management & advisory and logistics.
The management and advisory domain includes consulting services to aid federal agencies in boosting their performance, attaining goals and optimizing operations. The logistics domain covers services such as planning and execution of supplies, equipment and personnel movement.
IEM Chief Growth Officer Allison Patrick stated, “The OASIS+ contract is a significant opportunity and strategic win for IEM, expanding our reach and delivery of exceptional service to federal agencies. Our expertise in management, logistics and critical infrastructure solutions makes us a trusted partner in strengthening government capabilities and achieving mission success.”
Bryan Koon, president and CEO of IEM, “Through OASIS+, we are eager to leverage our four decades of expertise in disaster recovery, emergency management and critical infrastructure to support critical missions and deliver innovative, impactful solutions.”
