DOL re-awards $193M VETS Transition Assistance Program Support award

Updated September 20, 2024

Nearly four months after taking a step back to re-think their award decision, a new award has been announced ….. and it is to the same company.

Awardee: SERCO INC.
UEI: DKJ1R5ABCN48
Funding Agency: DOL VETERANS EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SERVICES DOL (VETS) NATIONAL OFFICE
Award ID: 1605C424F00015
Referenced IDV ID: GS02Q16DCR0066
Base and All Options Value (Total Contract Value): $192,994,821.94
Solicitation Number: 1605C4-24-Q-00015
Number of Bidders:
Description:

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Protest Dismissed: $193M DOL VETS Transition Assistance Program Support award, June 2024

Updated May 24, 2024

Just days after DOL announced the award of this 5-year task in support of the Department of Labor Veterans’ Employment and Training Service, comes word that the agency has canceled the contract. No details have been provided at this time for next steps. What is clear is that this was not performance-related as no work was done on the contract.

More will be shared as it is made available.

Added May 20, 2024

This consultancy, one of the world’s leading service companies employing over 50,000 people, beat out 4 other bidders to be awarded a 5-year task in support of the Department of Labor Veterans’ Employment and Training Service.

Awardee: SERCO INC.
UEI: DKJ1R5ABCN48
Funding Agency: DOL VETERANS EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SERVICES DOL (VETS) NATIONAL OFFICE
Award ID: 1605C424F00008
Referenced IDV ID: GS02Q16DCR0029
Contract Vehicle: Human Capital and Training Solutions (HCaTS) IDIQ
Base and All Options Value (Total Contract Value): $192,994,821.94
Solicitation Number: 1605C4-24-Q-00015
Number of Bidders: 5
Description: To support the enhancement of the TAP, VETS requires a contractor to provide Transitioning Service Members and their spouses on how to enrich their skills, to secure meaningful and successful careers in the civilian labor force, research and identify civilian occupations, establish career goals, learn about credentialing and vocational training programs, while decreasing dependence upon unemployment compensation.

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