GSA Alliant:  is a Multiple Award/Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity contract that includes any and all components of an integrated Information Technology (IT) solution, including all current and any new technologies which may emerge during the life cycle of the contract.  It supports various task order contract types including Fixed Price, Cost, Time & Material and Labor Hour.  It is open to use by Federal and Department of Defense agencies with a delegation of procurement authority.

ITES 2S: services include program management, enterprise IT policy and planning, enterprise design, integration and consolidation, information assurance, business process reengineering, requirements analysis, market research and prototyping, information and knowledge engineering, development of SW interfaces and configurations, product integration, test and evaluation, seat management, asset management, technology insertion, and O&M of legacy and ITES products.

TEIS II: In 2005 the US Army awarded Signal Solutions, a General Dynamics company, and other prime contractors a five year $804 million contract for Total Engineering and Integration Services (TEIS II). Sysorex is working with Signal Solutions on TEIS II, an IDIQ performance based contract.

DIA/DIESCON /PORTICO:  The AFOSI created a revolutionary information management system that acts as a warehouse, consolidating investigative, operational, and intelligence information.  The Investigative Information Management System was adopted by the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), now known as PORTICO.  AFOSI's concept, structure and code allowed DIA/PORTICO to hit the ground running with a functional tool, adapting it to service all customers: Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine, NSA, DIA, NIMA, and CIA.  Once Fully operational, PORTICO will standardize the collection, storage, and dissemination of Counter intelligence information reports, as well as source information, analysis, and production, thereby creating a seamless system in which all items and agencies interact to support the national CI structure.

eFAST:  is a multi-year MOA program offering a wide array of labor categories with fixed ceiling rates.  eFAST is the FAA’s preferred acquisition vehicle for fulfilling Agency Small Business goal.   Functional areas include system engineering, computer/information systems development, computer systems support, documentation, training, maintenance and repair.

ENCORE II:  provides IT solutions for activities throughout all operating levels of all customer organizations in support of all functional requirements including Command and Control, Intelligence, and Mission support area, and to all elements of the Global Information Grid (GIG).  It can be used by Military Services, the Department of Defense and other agencies of the Federal Government.

BOSS-U:  The BOSS-U Acquisition is a part of the DoD’s overall plan to comply with Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD) 24 and National Security Presidential Directive (NSPD) 59. These mandates require that U.S. intelligence agencies, the Department of State, the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security leverage common information technology and data standards, protocols and interfaces to ensure compatibility in the methods used to collect, store and share biometric information.  This contract provides a suite of services in six areas: management support services; infrastructure procurement design, development and integration; operations and maintenance; advanced technology demonstration; studies and analysis; and test and evaluation.

NIH ECS III: The Electronic Commodity Store III (ECS III) offers computer hardware and software that allows government users the ability to configure systems for their specific needs. Hardware, software, maintenance, training, and documentation are available to satisfy your agency's desktop computing needs. The ECS III provides network equipment and accessories to meet the needs of any federal agency's LAN/WAN infrastructure. In addition, it provides UNIX-based workstations and support equipment to meet a broad range of computational requirements.

NIH CIOSP 2: The Chief Information Officer-Solutions and Partners (CIO-SP2) contracts provide Information Technology (IT) systems and services necessary to support the Chief Information Officer (CIO) requirements for IT solutions within the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and other Government agencies.

DIA SITE: Solutions for the Information Technology Enterprise (SITE) contract establishes an acquisition framework for delivering Information Technology services & capabilities that will support the global intelligence and C2 assets vital to the security of the United States. SITE, an Indefinite Delivery/ Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, will provide receptive, adaptive, and timely solutions for organizations to satisfy current and future information technology requirements. Support requirements range from per call and "on-call" to full-time attendant support at sites around the world, including locations considered high risk, crisis/danger areas.