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CIO-SP4

$50B IT services GWAC managed by NIH NITAAC. Government-wide. Health IT, cybersecurity, software development.

GWAC Sponsor: NIH NITAAC Ceiling $50B Active

Overview

CIO-SP4 is a 10-year, $50B Government-Wide Acquisition Contract for IT services. Open to all federal agencies. Tracks include Unrestricted, Small Business, 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, and WOSB. Prime award concentration is high — strong teaming partners are essential.

Set-aside tracks

CIO-SP4 accepts the following socioeconomic pools:

How to pursue CIO-SP4

  1. Identify primes by track. Pull the official CIO-SP4 awardee list from NITAAC and filter by your target track (e.g., 8(a), HUBZone).
  2. Build a capability statement targeted to CIO-SP4. Reference specific task areas (TA1-TA10) and your relevant past performance.
  3. Reach out to primes. Use BesaGov or LinkedIn to identify capture and partner managers at target primes.
  4. Watch for on-ramp. NITAAC has signaled they'll re-open the floor periodically. Set a SAM.gov saved search.

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FAQ

Is CIO-SP4 still accepting on-ramps?

On-ramp windows are infrequent. The original award was made in 2024. Watch SAM.gov for on-ramp solicitations or pursue a teaming arrangement with an existing prime.

What task orders flow through CIO-SP4?

Cybersecurity, software development, cloud migration, AI/ML, network operations, and health-IT systems are most common. Most TOs are competed within their respective small-business or unrestricted pool.

Can I pursue CIO-SP4 task orders without being a prime?

Yes, as a subcontractor to an existing prime. Build relationships before the TO drops — primes typically lock teams 30-60 days in advance.