Contracting Services - DLA Contracting Services Office (DCSO)

General Information

The DLA Contracting Services Office (DCSO) manages DLA enterprise-wide requirements including major information technology (IT) systems and programs, IT products and services, business and facilities services, and other enterprise services for DLA worldwide.

DCSO is also the Department of Defense's provider of document services, including scanning and conversion, printing services, and office device management.

DCSO Profile

• IT Services
• FedMall
• Audit Readiness
• IT Hardware
• IT Software
• Printers/Copiers
• Other

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Where to Find Procurement Opportunities

The DCSO sites post their opportunities on the Federal Contract Opportunities website at SAM.gov .

DoDAAC or Contracting Office ID are used to search for past awards in the Federal Procurement Data System or solicitations in either Federal Contract Opportunities website SAM.gov or GSA eBUY (Fair Opportunity - available to Federal Supply Schedule holders ONLY).

Search for DCSO opportunities and notices in SAM.gov using the following codes:

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Use of GSA Schedules and GWACS

Like many other Federal Agencies, DLA often purchases computer hardware, software and professional services using Schedules managed by the General Services Administration (GSA) such as Schedule 70. Schedules, also known as Federal Supply Schedules (FAS) , and Multiple Award Schedules (MAS) , are long-term governmentwide contracts with commercial companies that provide access to millions of commercial products and services at fair and reasonable prices to the government.

DCSO uses Governmentwide Acquisition Contracts (GWACs) for information technology requirements such as 8(a) STARS III, VETS 2, and Alliant 2 (A2). This also includes NASA's Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (NASA SEWP) , . GWACs are pre-competed, multiple-award, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts that agencies can use to buy total IT solutions.

DCSO also utilizes GSA's OASIS (One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services) multiple award IDIQ contract vehicle. Learn more about OASIS .

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DCSO's Primary Contract Vehicle

In Fiscal Year 2024, DLA awarded an IDIQ contracting vehicle designed to produce cost efficiencies/avoidance and a streamlined approach for obtaining IT services called the J6 Enterprise Technology Services or JETS 2.0. JETS 2.0 is a contract with a 5-year base and a 5-year option that supports a full range of IT services covering the following 12 task areas:

• Task Area 1 - Network and Telecom Services
• Task Area 2 - Technology Services
• Task Area 3 - Enterprise Service Delivery (ESD)
• Task Area 4 - Defense Business Systems (DBS) Life Cycle Management: Acquisition, Development, Sustainment, Maintenance, and Technical Support
• Task Area 5 - Lifecycle Program Support Services
• Task Area 6 - Cybersecurity Support Services
• Task Area 7 - Program/Project Management Support
• Task Area 8 - Enterprise Support Services
• Task Area 9 - Technical Support
• Task Area 10 - Cloud Hosting Services
• Task Area 11 - Data and Information Governance Analytics Services
• Task Area 12 - Modernization of Application Hosting Environments

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DCSO's Top North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)

Product and Service Search

Use the Product and Service Search tool to search and sort products and services a Supplier can supply to the Government. These products and services are categorized by the Major Subordinate Commands (i.e. Weapons Support, Energy, etc.) that manage the supply chain, and a Supplier can use the information to determine a pathway to which primary DLA supply chains (i.e. MSCs) need the material or service.

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Contact Us

Submit an inquiry for assistance within the DLA Small Business Programs Office Contact Inquiry option. Choose Contracting Services DCSO in the "Which Buying Organization do you need assistance with?" field.

Where to Find Additional Information & Resources

Explore DLA's Supplier Pathway Program's Getting Started page specific for DLA Contracting Services Office professional services. It provides the steps on how to do business with the buying activity to include what type of certifications you will need and opportunity routes you can take to become a supplier.

Additional information and resources can be found on the DLA Small Business website.