September 30, 2022: 100% of agencies telecom inventory must be off expiriing contracts and moved to EIS.March 31, 2022: 90% of agencies telecom inventory must be off expiring contracts and moved to EIS.Broadband Internet Service (BIS) adds a lower cost network transport option for connecting users to agency networks and Cloud services, supports the Software Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) service and contributes to zero-trust solutions in response to the recent Executive order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity.įor more information read Moving IT Modernization forward with EIS and TIC 3.0 or contact EIS TransitionĪll agencies using Networx, WITS 3, and Local Telecommunications contracts must transition to Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) contracts or another vehicle according to the following schedule:.TIC service provides networking solutions with built-in security that map to agency requirements and CISA's TIC 3.0 guidance for Traditional TIC, Branch Office, Remote User and future cases.The complex RFP, Gavino told FCW, “has to be released by this fiscal year, no later than September.” Last month, Gavino left the door open to pushing back the EIS RFP’s July release date.Our use cases for Zero Trust Architecture, TIC 3.0, SD-WAN, Ethernet, IPv6, and IP Voice can help you modernize your IT infrastructure: The contract will replace GSA’s Networx vehicles and is the backbone of the government’s Network Services 2020 strategy for telecommunications services.Ī a top agency official managing the effort said more time is likely to be needed as his team gathers input from industry and other interested parties.Īmando Gavino Jr., director of GSA’s Office of Network Services Programs, told FCW in an interview before a Professional Services Council industry forum in Arlington, Va., on May 21 that his team is digesting 1,600 comments from vendors and government agencies interested EIS contract. The General Services Administration won’t make its hoped for July release of the solicitation for the $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract.
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