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BOSS Industry Day Slides 12072022.pdf
Posted: Dec. 9, 2022
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Industry Day Presentation: BOSS Industry Day Slides 12072022
Key Information:
- The Industry Day was hosted by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Procurement Operations (OPO) Science and Technology (S&T) for Business Operations Support Services (BOSS) on December 7, 2022.
- The presentation emphasized empowerment, collaboration, innovation, and procurement.
- Important topics covered included rules of engagement, introductions of key personnel such as Ledina Nelson and Ana Rangel, overview of BOSS requirements, contracting processes, Request for Information (RFI), and Questions and Answers (Q&A).
- The document clarified that the information shared during the Industry Day was for informational purposes only and did not constitute a request for quotes or proposals. It also highlighted that the content presented was subject to change.
The presentation provided insights into the organizational structure of ASD, BRSO, HCO, SPCO, AGC, and Exec Sec within BOSS. It outlined their respective missions, values, strategic goals, and contractor support requirements. Specific details included the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) contractor support personnel needed for each office, required security clearances, skill sets sought after, and the types of services provided by contractors in areas such as human capital management, security operations, legal support, and administrative tasks.
The presentation aimed to inform potential contractors about the operational needs and expectations within these divisions under BOSS.
Key Information:
- The Industry Day was hosted by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Procurement Operations (OPO) Science and Technology (S&T) for Business Operations Support Services (BOSS) on December 7, 2022.
- The presentation emphasized empowerment, collaboration, innovation, and procurement.
- Important topics covered included rules of engagement, introductions of key personnel such as Ledina Nelson and Ana Rangel, overview of BOSS requirements, contracting processes, Request for Information (RFI), and Questions and Answers (Q&A).
- The document clarified that the information shared during the Industry Day was for informational purposes only and did not constitute a request for quotes or proposals. It also highlighted that the content presented was subject to change.
The presentation provided insights into the organizational structure of ASD, BRSO, HCO, SPCO, AGC, and Exec Sec within BOSS. It outlined their respective missions, values, strategic goals, and contractor support requirements. Specific details included the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) contractor support personnel needed for each office, required security clearances, skill sets sought after, and the types of services provided by contractors in areas such as human capital management, security operations, legal support, and administrative tasks.
The presentation aimed to inform potential contractors about the operational needs and expectations within these divisions under BOSS.
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