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The answer

Good instinct. Here is what that looks like.

You collapse a patchwork of vendors into one accountable team that owns the work from plan to production.

One throat to hold, not three to referee

No more vendor-versus-vendor blame. One team owns the outcome, so integration is internal — not a fight you mediate.

It keeps running what it builds

Delivery is not the finish line. The same team that ships the system operates it — no handoff, no knowledge walking out with the contract.

Same Slack. One team instead of many.

GIIP FDE Ops takes requests exactly the way you brief a vendor today — plain language, in a channel, no ticket ceremony. The difference is that one governed team plans, builds, deploys and operates it, so you stop being the integration layer.

Keep briefing in Slack — the difference is there is one team on the other side, and it never hands the system back.

So what is your move?