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How OASIS+ compares to OASIS Legacy

OASIS+ builds on the success of the OASIS family of contracts, offering federal agencies access to highly qualified contractors for their comprehensive and complex non-IT services solutions worldwide.

OASIS+ will continue to:

  • Be a best-in-class contract that helps agencies meet their spend under management goals
  • Provide a single solution for complex requirements
  • Support multiple technical disciplines and mission spaces
  • Support commercial and non-commercial acquisition
  • Support all contract types, including hybrids and cost-reimbursement, at the task order level
  • Allow ancillary support components, commonly referred to as other direct costs, or ODCs, at the task order level

OASIS and OASIS+ comparison

Legacy OASIS OASIS+
Purpose Provide a single solution for complex requirements. Provide a single solution for complex requirements.
Solicitation procedures at the Master Contract Level FAR 15, Contracting by Negotiation. FAR 15, Contracting by Negotiation.
Solicitation Closing Strategy Was originally open to on-ramping as needed (no further on-ramps will be conducted). Initial closing, then solicitation will re-open for frequent (continuous) on-ramping after the program is officially stood up in 2024.
Evaluation methodology Highest Technically Rated offerors with a Fair and Reasonable Price

Point-based evaluation with offerors self-scoring in select elements and sub-elements. Awards made to determine number of offerors with highest scores; COs validate scores; verified to offeror-submitted supporting documentation 		All Qualified offerors, with a Fair and Reasonable Price

Offer must meet qualifying threshold using a combination of project and corporate-level criteria. Unique evaluation factors on a domain-by-domain basis. Same point-based, self-scoring scheme as HTRFRP with the differences being a required minimum score (qualifying threshold) and no cap on the number of awards.
NAICS code assignment at the master contract level One preponderance of North American Industry Classification System code assigned per pool. One primary NAICS code assigned per contract, multiple Contract Line Items and corresponding NAICS codes within each domain (CLINs/NAICS are the fair opportunity pools).

For Small Business IDIQs, offerors only awarded CLINs where they represent as a SB concern for the size standard corresponding with each CLIN associated NAICS code.
Scope Pools of NAICS codes unrelated in scope, related in size standard. Scope is professional services. Domains are functionally aligned groupings of related non-IT services (ex: Technical and Engineering Domain, Logistics Domain, Management and Advisory Domain, etc.), that include multiple, related, individual NAICS codes, that are referred to as FAIR OPPORTUNITY CLINs. Scope is professional and other Service Contract Labor Standards (SCLS) covered services.
Period of Performance structure Base of five years and one five-year option, with performance allowed on task orders for up to five years after master contract expiration.

The end dates of the OASIS contracts are as follows:
UR expires: March 1, 2025 SB and 8(a) expire: Dec. 19, 2024. 		Base of five years and one five-year option. Task order PoP can extend up to five years and six months beyond the ordering period of the master contracts.
Small business rerepresentation requirements at the Master Contract Level Required by 52.219-28 60 to 120 days prior to the exercising of the option. Required for the NAICS code corresponding with each awarded CLIN IAW 52.219-28, 60 to 120 days prior to the five-year anniversary of the individual contract.
Dormant status Applicable; the terms and conditions are in the contracts. Dormant status and a cancellation clause are part of the contract terms and conditions.
Contract structure 19 IDIQ Contracts: SB, 8(a) and Unrestricted Contracts with seven Pools each to SB and UR; five to 8(a). Six IDIQ Contracts:
Unrestricted
Total SB
SBA-Certified 8(a) SB
SBA-Certified HUBZone SB
SBA-Certified Service-Disabled Veteran-owned SB
SBA-Certified Women-owned SB
Ordering tools Task order management happens through multiple programs. All task order management happens through a single program, Symphony.

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