nGAP Inc.’s Open Acquisition System ( OAS ) is purpose-built for complex public-sector procurement, embedding the contract itself into a living, auditable system and unifying planning, execution, compliance, and finance. That architecture changes how work is done—so adoption and change management must be deliberate, measurable, and role-aware. 1) Anchor adoption of business outcomes, not features Frame OAS as the mechanism to achieve enterprise goals that matter to leadersh

For decades, acquisition professionals have been forced to navigate a maze of fragmented tools—one for requisitioning, another for contract awards, still another for modifications, performance tracking, financial oversight, and finally, closeout. Each handoff between systems creates delays, risks data loss, and makes it harder to preserve continuity as projects, teams, and priorities evolve. OAS (Open Acquisition System) eliminates these barriers by serving as the single s

Managing access in acquisition has always been a balancing act. On one hand, transparency is essential—every stakeholder needs...