GSA 2GIT

2GIT (Second Generation IT Blanket Purchase Agreement) is GSA's vehicle for large enterprise infrastructure buys, built as BPAs against MAS to speed up major data center and cloud modernization procurements.

Managed by: General Services Administration
Ceiling: $20B ceiling
Scope: Enterprise infrastructure solutions including data centers, cloud, and network modernization for federal agencies
Period of performance: 5-year base with option periods

Key takeaways

Vehicle access is a market position, not a contract — task orders are where revenue happens.
Read the ordering guide before bidding a task order; format and evaluation rules differ from open-market RFPs.
Fair-opportunity task orders move fast, often with 10 to 15 day response windows.
Track on-ramp windows well in advance; they open rarely and close quickly.

How work is ordered

Agencies issue task orders to the small pool of 2GIT holders, typically for large, complex infrastructure programs requiring significant integration and migration expertise.

Getting on the vehicle

Because 2GIT is structured as a BPA against MAS, eligibility requires holding a qualifying GSA Schedule contract plus successfully competing for a spot in the original BPA award.

Winning task orders

2GIT orders tend to be few but large; firms without the balance sheet and staffing depth for multi-year enterprise infrastructure delivery should pursue subcontracting rather than prime pursuit.