CSIS and SeaPort-E
CSIS is a bipartisan, nonprofit organization headquartered in Washington, D.C. Founded in 1962, it has become one of the world’s preeminent international policy institutions focused on defense and security; regional stability; and transnational challenges. CSIS delivers broad and in-depth analyses that take into account all of the relevant policy, regulatory, organizational, and management elements.
Contract number:
N00178-12-D-6813
Applicable Zones:
2 – National Capital Zone
Functional Areas:
CSIS has extensive depth and breadth across many regional and functional topics, and particularly in the areas of acquisitions logistics support (3.16) and program support (3.20).
SeaPort-E ordering offices can expect CSIS to bring to the table:
- A proven record of providing a wide variety of U.S. government agencies, specifically the Department of Defense and the Military Services, with independent, original analysis that draws on [deleted a few words] highly-regarded resident and non-resident scholars and on a well-developed network of U.S. and international subject matter experts
- Extensive knowledge of defense budgets, defense contracts, major defense acquisition programs, and the industrial base supporting the Department of Defense
- Experience in rigorous quantitative analyses of trends in defense budgets and contract spending
- In-depth understanding of various policies and regulations affecting specific defense sectors and the effects of legislation, policies, and regulations on defense acquisitions and the industrial base
Through its quality management program, CSIS is committed to working with the U.S. government to ensure high-quality, timely deliverables that satisfy the customer. CSIS maintains detailed internal performance metrics to evaluate progress on task planning/implementation based on cost, schedule, and quality. Quality management may also include feedback from U.S. government officials, “red team” officials, or other stakeholders, as well as from customer satisfaction evaluations, throughout a given contract’s period of performance. Maximum coordination and communication with customers will allow CSIS to provide timely information to U.S. government officials regarding risks or challenges that may arise in task planning/implementation and to recommend pragmatic, corrective actions that would mitigate such risks and challenges.
Task Orders
None received to date, please check back in the future
Team Members and Areas of Expertise
CSIS has not included other team members to date, please check back in the future
Point of Contact
For E-Business, Customer Satisfaction, and information related to the SeaPort program:
Lisa Poole
Vice President for Finance and Accounting
LPoole@csis.org
202-775-3164
Andrew Gossett
AGossett@csis.org
202-741-3956