GSA Moving Ahead With Enterprise CRM System

The General Services Administration has “taken the next

step” in implementing its Enterprise Customer Relationship

Management system by awarding a $10.1 million task order to

Science Applications International Corporation for systems

integration.

The task order was awarded under GSA’s Millennia contract

for one year with for one-year options with a total value

of about $45 million over five years.

GSA announced plans in June to expand its CRM platform,

provided by Seibel Systems, Inc. from the current

implementation of about 1,000 employees in GSA’s soon to

be combined Federal Technology Service and Federal Supply

Service, to the rest of GSA’s service organizations.

The CRM is meant to provide employees with tools and

information on agencies such as purchasing histories,

requirements and market analysis to anticipate future

trends and demand.

GSA’s Office of Citizen Services and Communications is

directing the enterprise CRM implementation.

“The Enterprise CRM initiative and its enabling technology

will foster communication and enhance collaboration among

all GSA associates in meeting customer agencies’ needs,”

said M.J. Pizzella, Associate Administrator of OCSC.

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