The Information Technology Enterprise Solutions – 3 Services (ITES-3S) contract is the U.S. Army’s preferred source for acquiring a full spectrum of IT services and solutions — both within the Continental United States (CONUS) and Outside the Continental United States (OCONUS).
As a Multiple Award, Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) vehicle, ITES-3S provides federal agencies and defense departments a flexible, performance-based contracting solution to obtain enterprise-wide IT modernization, cybersecurity, and mission support services efficiently and cost-effectively.
The ITES-3S scope encompasses end-to-end IT capabilities that enhance readiness, enable digital transformation, and strengthen cybersecurity across the Department of Defense (DoD) and federal landscape.
Functional Areas
ITES-3S covers comprehensive IT and enterprise services designed to support and modernize defense and federal operations.
As a trusted Army CHESS partner, PiTech Solutions delivers mission-critical IT and defense services through the ITES-3S contract, aligning with federal standards, including DFARS, NIST, and DoD cybersecurity frameworks.
Federal agencies and DoD organizations seeking enterprise IT, cybersecurity, and modernization services under the Army CHESS program are eligible to procure through ITES-3S.
PiTech supports agencies throughout this process — from planning and proposal preparation to full delivery and compliance reporting.
PiTech ensures every ITES-3S engagement meets the highest federal and defense compliance benchmarks.
Our Compliance Framework Includes:
End-to-end help throughout the acquisition and delivery lifecycle.
Access to tools, templates, and best practices to ensure compliance and competitive advantage.
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