Seaport-e is the Navy’s vehicle of choice for the acquisition of services, including engineering, technical, financial, logistics, and program management, across the Virtual SYSCOM (NAVSEA, NAVAIR, NAVSUP, SPAWAR, ONR, and USMC), and is facilitating the Navy’s migration to Performance Based Contracting. SeaPort-e is a Sea Enterprise initiative implementing the CNO's Sea Power 21 transformational objectives, and emphasizes the Navy Virtual SYSCOM's focus on implementing cost-effective and integrated business practices to better support our Navy.

How does it work?

Customers wanting to procure services through SeaPort-e will find the process very straight-forward and very similar to what they have done previously, but faster with reduced, easier to process solicitation documentation and requirements. Contracts issued through SeaPort-e are considered Task Orders (TOs), and are governed by the terms and conditions of the awarded SeaPort-e prime contract.

The customer identifies the zone in which the work is to be performed, creates a standard solicitation package, and uploads it through the SeaPort-e portal. The TO RFP is published via the portal to prime contractors qualified in the zone where the work is to be performed. Prime contractors in that zone submit their proposals through the SeaPort-e portal for evaluation. The customer evaluates the proposals, and makes an award.

Learn more about the Oakland Consulting Seaport-e Team and Capabilities

The Information Technology Schedule 70 assists the federal government in procuring Information Technology (IT) professional services and solutions to promote agencies’ IT missions. Oakland Consulting utilizes different GSA contracts including:

8(a) Small Business Sole Source Set-Asides
GSA Schedule 70 GS35F0539L
GSA MOBIS Schedule Pending
GSA STARSII Pending

The State of Maryland uses different vehicles to obtain technology services in a cost effective manner. Among those contract vehicles are:

CATS II

Oakland Consulting has utilized multiple vehicles in its contracts with the State of California to provide cost effective services and software including:

California Public Utility Commission
California Multiple Award Schedule (CMAS)

The State of Ohio recognizes that it is sometimes advantageous to do business under a State term contract rather than through a competitive bidding or proposal process. In such cases, the State of Ohio has entered a contract agreement with Oakland Consulting that offers competitive costs for services.

Ohio State Term Contract