Theta is excited to announce that we have been awarded a contract on GSA’s Federal Supply Schedule 70 for IT Professional Services through the Start-up Springboard. This award enables Federal Agencies and even state and local governments to work directly with Theta to modernize old or build new digital infrastructures, build modern digital solutions, purchase our agile development and DevOps services, and procure data analytics services.
The GSA establishes long-term, government-wide contracts with commercial vendors like Theta to streamline and standardize the process of procuring products and services for the entirety of the Federal government. A GSA Schedule contract award is the culmination of a rigorous process by which the GSA carefully evaluates companies to determine their proficiency and suitability as vendors. This assessment covers all aspects of a corporation’s capabilities, including organizational structure, performance history, customer satisfaction, pricing support, and financial strength. The IT-70 Start-up Springboard allows government agencies to directly purchase Information Technology consulting services from trusted IT start-ups companies that utilize the latest technologies that normally wouldn’t qualify as a traditional GSA IT-70 contractor.
“This is awesome! Theta is excited to provide easier ways for the entire public-sector market to find and purchase our services with this award; it’s like a hunting license!” Emmanuel “Mannie” Iroanya, the Managing Member of Theta, said. “With this streamlined access to our IT Services, all government agencies will be able to buy high-quality solutions and services that will provide immediate hands-on value.”
Federal, State, and Local government customers seeking Modern and Agile Digital Services can access Theta’s GSA Price List Theta here (contract number 47QTCA18D00F9).
About Theta:
In geometry, an angle is formed by two rays that do not lie straight with respect to each other and share a common endpoint, which is known as Theta. At Theta, we take pride in being at the intersection of business & technology. Our position there allows us to intimately understand the limits of both worlds and come up with diverse and innovative organic solutions to unique problems. Theta believes that harnessing different perspectives and voices in our engineering process is an asset that allows us to build software free of unconscious bias’ that usually cause software projects to fail or lack adoption. Theta is continually pushing its vision to challenge the “status quo” of technology and Government and its impact on people. By including the minds and voices of people of color, people from underserved communities, women, and a slew of “different” and “passionate” people from all walks of life; these representative ideas and perspectives help to rid our projects of unconscious tech biases that other “traditional” software projects have.
This vision has enabled Theta to share our expertise in creating robust, scalable, and intuitive solutions with multiple clients over the last 5 (five) years. Theta …at the intersection of business and technology; meet us there, let’s work together!
Check out Theta’s website for more information about us.
About the General Services Administration:
GSA is committed to delivering on its mission to provide the best value in real estate, acquisition, and technology services to the government and the American people.
Through its two largest offices – the Public Buildings Service and the Federal Acquisition Service – and various staff offices, GSA provides workspace to more than 1 million federal civilian workers, oversees the preservation of more than 480 historic buildings, and facilitates the federal government’s purchase of high-quality, low-cost goods and services from quality commercial vendors.
Please see GSA.gov for more information.
About the IT Schedule 70 Startup Springboard:
Making It Easier: IT Schedule 70 Startup Springboard
The GSA wants to get the latest technologies to federal agencies faster, so we get innovative IT companies with fewer than two years of experience onto IT Schedule 70.
You can now:
- Use your executives and key professionals’ professional experience to substitute for two years of corporate experience;
- Use key personnel’s project experience to substitute for relevant corporate past performance; and
- Provide financial documentation that demonstrates your company’s financial responsibility instead of submitting two years of financial statements.
Learn more about the IT Schedule 70 Startup Springboard here.
