There are many ways to work with Rise8
Government and commercial clients have options through existing vehicles and partners. Take the administrative burden out of it and leverage these tools to deliver your mission critical outcomes faster.
Government and commercial clients have options through existing vehicles and partners. Take the administrative burden out of it and leverage these tools to deliver your mission critical outcomes faster.
AFWERX SDO IDIQ
The contract is structured for the end-user and is available to all DoD entities and all other U.S. federal contracting activities for decentralized ordering.
All competition requirements have been satisfied for the use of this SBIR P-III IDIQ, allowing your agency to directly engage with Rise8 and significantly reduce your acquisition lead time.
~30 days
$100M
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va spruce idiq
The VA Secure, Performant, Reliable, and User-Centered Experiences (SPRUCE) IDIQ contract provides streamlined access to commercial delivery services, ensuring exceptional digital solutions aligned with VA’s mission.
As one of 10 awardees for the contract vehicle, Rise8 will support the VA with a multidisciplinary team to assist with developing modern digital products that maximize results for Veterans.
N/A
N/A
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gsa mas
A government-wide contract vehicle that has undergone rigorous vetting and competitive pricing assessments. This streamlines the procurement process, saving time and reducing administrative burdens.
Rise8’s GSA MAS offers the flexibility to customize solutions. This ensures that our services align precisely with your specific objectives and operational demands.
30 - 60 Days
Unlimited
0.75%
SBIR:STTR
With experience navigating the SBIR program, Rise8 can partner with your team to identify applicable open topics that align with your strategic objectives, and assist with preparing a specific topic for submission.
Rise8 has successfully navigated the SBIR program with multiple Phase I, Phase II (to include D2P2 and P-I Follow-on awards), and Phase III Contracts
90 - 180 Days
Varies
N/A
DoD Tradewinds AI
Tradewinds AI represents a specialized contract vehicle, designed to deliver cutting-edge digital transformation services directly to the defense sector. It is dedicated to fostering innovation and technological advancement within the Department of Defense.
Rise8 has two awardable offerings through Tradewinds AI, Refinery and TRACER. Contact us to learn more about these options or login to Tradewinds AI to view additional details.
~30 days
Unlimited
N/A
SpEC
As members of SpEC, Rise8 is at the forefront of space-related technological advancements and collaborative efforts. SpEC enables us to engage directly with pioneering space initiatives and offer our clients unparalleled access to solutions in space technology and research.
Through SpEC, we can offer clients access to non-traditional vendors and Other Transaction contract authorities, including a streamlined procurement process.
Varies
Unlimited
N/A
AWS Marketplace
This offering is your strategic ally on the journey toward federally compliant SaaS hosting.
Rise8 is an approved AWS partner and listed with Second Front Systems to provide a specialized offering featuring 2F's Game Warden platform, Rise8's software development expertise, and AWS’ robust infrastructure.
Carahsoft
Rise8 partners with Carahsoft to offer additional paths to contracting options. Carahsoft supports and enables a vibrant and growing partner ecosystem of: Solution Providers, Value-Added Resellers, Prime Contractors, and System Integrators.
Contact Rise8 or Carahsoft to learn more.
All U.S. Federal Government Agencies and organizations are permitted to use SDO.
SDO’s contract line item numbers (CLINs) permit Firm Fixed Price (FFP) Labor, Commercial Off the Shelf Software (COTS), Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), hardware, and Travel. These contract level CLINs may be combined in any combination necessary to achieve the PWS requirements and task order deliverables.
SDO was awarded as a base plus four (4) contract. The current last date of the last option period is June 6, 2028. Task Orders issued under SDO on or prior to June 6, 2028 may have an option period at the Task Order level that can extend to Government Fiscal Year 2030.
The SDO IDIQ has a $100,000,000.00 ceiling with no limitation on individual Task Orders.
SDO was designed to support the full lifecycle of program requirements. Federal organizations may use RDTE (research and development), Procurement (new capital expenditures), and O&M (sustainment) budget dollars to support Task Orders on SDO.
Yes, organizations may specify the initial base period of performance to the term commensurate with the PWS requirements, and include a single or multiple option periods to be exercised at the Government’s discretion.
Yes. All Task Orders issued under SDO inherit the Contract level terms and conditions flow downs. Additional terms and conditions may be applied at the task order level, and must be mutually acceptable by Rise8.
AFWERX will provide an SDO Ordering Guide upon approval of your proposed PWS scope and issuance of the delegation of contract authority. The AFWERX Acquisition team can answer questions on the general SBIR Phase III procurement process under SDO.
No. Your organization does not need to establish an MOU, Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), an Inter-Agency Agreement (IAA), or complete documentation to MIPR or transfer funding to AFWERX.
No. AFWERX does not charge a fee to U.S. Government organizations to use SDO.
No. AFWERX administers the SDO contract, reviews, and approves potential PWS actions that are permissible within scope, but does not issue the Task Order for your organization. This is a decentralized contract vehicle which means your local contracting shop will issue the Task Order, conduct any modifications, and eventually close out the Task Order.
No, per FAR 10.001(b)(2): “Agencies shall conduct market research appropriate to the circumstances before soliciting offers for acquisitions with an estimated value in excess of the simplified acquisition threshold... However, market research is not required where the procurement is conducted under a sole-source authorization or a statutory exemption.” The SDO IDIQ falls under a sole-source authorization.
No, per FAR 6.302-5(b)(2): “Contracts awarded under the Small Business Innovation Development Act of 1982 (Public Law 97-219) are exempt from full and open competition requirements.”
No, SBIR authority is only required for Phase I and Phase II SBIR-funded contracts. Any agency or organization can use a Phase III because it is considered a continuation into production and commercialization of previously funded research from Phases I and II.
Yes, organizations may specify the initial base period of performance to the term commensurate with the PWS requirements, and include a single or multiple option periods to be exercised at the Government’s discretion.
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