We help you to meet federal, state, local and educational government contract requirements and earn points towards winning contracts and subcontracts. If you are in government contracting or subcontracting business, you are very aware that each year government issues contract for billions of dollars. Most of these contracts are issued through large government contracting vehicles such as Governmentwide Acquisition Contracts (GWAC), Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA), Master Service Agreement (MSA), Multiple Agency Contracts (MACs), Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ), Schedules (IT 70) via requests for procurement (RFP). Each RFP may have different points system, one thing is common that each RFP awards points and/or extra weightage on quality-based certifications, such as ISO 9001, ISO 20000-1 and ISO 27001.

Recent contracts clearly show us how the government is focussing on quality and security. Thus, It becomes very important for all government contractors to start working towards meeting these requirements i.e. to get or maintain ISO certifications.

We can help you position your business for GWACs, BPA, MSA, MACs, IDIQ or on-ramp on existing contracts, you may want to start working on ISO/CMMI certifications now before it's too late for the RFP. We work with wide range of businesses including Hub-zone certified, 8a certified, women owned, minority owned, veteran owned, service disabled veteran owned (SDVOSB) for implementation of ISO standards. We have very experienced and highly skilled team to assist you meet the contract/RFP requirements, whether you are working on a new contract or looking to maintain the certification to retain the existing contract, within your timelines and in cost effective manner.

Known RFPs where government awarded points for ISO/CMMI certification

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CMMI V2.0, introduces a few key improvements including

1. Increased emphasis on using the CMMI to drive Return on Investment (ROI) and overall business value
2. Lessen the resource intensity of appraisals
3. More focus on keeping the model updated with recent market trends
4. Streamline the usability of the model using an online platform