Govplace, a leading cloud and IT solutions provider specializing in the public sector, has just announced a monumental win—a prime commercial cloud hosting Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). As a vital arm of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), USCIS has selected Govplace to bolster its cloud computing capabilities. The BPA features a one-year base period with three additional one-year options, amassing an estimated value that exceeds a staggering $566 million.

This partnership promises to equip USCIS with cutting-edge, secure, and scalable cloud computing environments, designed to meet the needs of a multitude of complex IT systems and programs across the entire agency.

Simone Feldman, CEO at Govplace, highlighted the synergy between the two organizations: “We are immensely proud to partner with USCIS in revolutionizing their cloud infrastructure. Our aligned commitment to innovation, agility, and security ensures that USCIS can continue delivering essential services to the nation with unparalleled confidence.”

USCIS is already a trailblazer among federal agencies for its early adoption of cloud technology. The new contract with Govplace aims to broaden the agency’s cloud portfolio even further, enhancing operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. One of the notable advantages of this strategic alliance includes considerable cost savings, streamlined acquisition processes, and simplified administrative operations.

Govplace brings to the table extensive expertise in cloud services and a proven track record of success in the public sector. With this newly awarded contract, the company is poised to support USCIS’s mission-critical operations under the second phase. The robust provisions of the contract will give USCIS the much-needed agility and flexibility to tackle evolving challenges and offer an unrivaled user experience to its stakeholders.

This landmark agreement not only solidifies Govplace’s position as a leading cloud solutions provider for the public sector but also showcases USCIS’s commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology to meet its expansive and complex needs.

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