Contract Vehicles

The 8(a) program can be a valuable tool for experienced socially and economically disadvantaged small business owners, who have already been in business for at least two years or more, and are interested in expanding their footprint in the federal marketplace. The 8(a) program offers unique and valuable business assistance. The 8(a) certification does not guarantee contract awards but it is a dynamic tool to pursue and capture new opportunity from the government.

geoConvergence has access to the STARS III vehicle through our Joint Venture, True North Joint Venture, LLC. Our joint venture consists of geoConvergence, LLC and Evanhoe & Associates, Inc., formed through a Small Business Administration approved All Small Mentor-Protégé agreement. True North Joint Venture is a team of Geospatial Intelligence and Information Technology companies with a combined 40 years of experience serving commercial and government customers.

The HUBZone Program helps create jobs in communities with statistically proven economic needs and significant potential for growth and development. A qualified company gains access to federal set-aside contracts and sole source contracts, as well as a price evaluation preference in full and open contract competitions. Federal governments agencies are required to have a defined percentage of all awards go directly or indirectly to 8(a) and HUBZone companies. Qualified 8(a) and HUBZone companies like geoConvergence help the government meet this goal.

GSA MAS Information Technology (IT) and Office Management offers cutting-edge information technology services, cloud, contact center solutions, digital transformation, AI/ML, systems development, programming, and solutions based IT products. geoConvergence can offer a complete single-source solution via any of the numerous labor categories including: program managers; software engineers; cloud migration engineers; systems analysts; cyber security specialists; network engineers; and many more.

Chief of Naval Operations (NCO) mandated Seapower 21 as a means to meet the need for a more effective and cost-efficient Navy. To meet the objectives of Seapower 21 and increase procurement efficiency, Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Warfare Centers established the Seaport- Next Generation Multiple Award Contract (MAC) vehicle.