IM&T Program, Project, Data Management, Business Intelligence Support Services and Software Development & Sustainment Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IM&T IDIQ)

The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) Information Management and Technology (IM&T) has issued a Sources Sought Notice for market research purposes. This notice seeks to identify interested and capable vendors, including small businesses, to provide Program, Project, Data Management, Business Intelligence Support Services, and Software Development & Sustainment. The government anticipates awarding one or more indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts with a five-year ordering period. This is a new requirement with no prior acquisition history. Interested firms must submit capability statements by December 31, 2025, 1:00 PM EDT, via email. The statements should include company details, NAICS codes, small business designations, and responses to specific questions regarding experience in program/project management, software development (including DevSecOps and Low Code), and data analysis/business intelligence (including data governance and AI/ML tools). Additionally, firms are asked to recommend NAICS codes and contract types, state commercial availability of services, list current government contracts, identify GSA contract availability, recommend GWAC vehicles, provide contract details, and outline prime and subcontractor roles, including percentages for small business subcontracting. Submissions must be in Word or PDF format.

The Department of War, Washington Headquarters Services (WHS) Acquisition Directorate (AD), has issued a Sources Sought Notice for Program, Project, Data Management, Business Intelligence Support Services, and Software Development & Sustainment for the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) Information Management and Technology (IM&T). This market research aims to identify qualified businesses, including small businesses, for a new requirement, as there is no procurement history for these services. WHS/AD anticipates a Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with an estimated value of $400M - $500M, a five-year ordering period, and a SECRET-level security clearance requirement. The anticipated NAICS code is 541511, “Custom Computer Programming Services.” Interested firms must submit capability statements by January 6, 2026, detailing their experience in Program and Project Management, Software Development, Software Sustainment, Data Management, and Business Intelligence, including employee retention, innovative approaches, and specific tools/methodologies.

The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) Information Management and Technology (IM&T) Directorate seeks qualified vendors for an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract. This contract aims to acquire comprehensive technical support across three key functional areas: Program and Project Management, Software Development and Sustainment, and Data Management and Business Intelligence. The DSCA IM&T is the central IT provider, responsible for modernizing digital infrastructure and business systems to support global Security Cooperation. The RFI intends to identify capable sources to provide technical, business planning, management, and support services, informing a future solicitation strategy. The contract will encompass on-site and off-site support for routine and surge requirements, utilizing Agile/Scaled Agile Program Management and DevSecOps best practices. Key responsibilities include managing IT initiatives, developing and maintaining software, integrating systems, and providing advanced data analytics and business intelligence to enable mission-driven decision-making and ensure data is treated as a strategic asset.

The document, dated February 17, 2026, is an RFI (Request for Information) seeking detailed responses regarding IT Infrastructure and Operations. Specifically, it targets the IM&T IDIQ PULSE program, focusing on the management of DSCA’s cloud and on-premises computing environments, networks, storage, and end-user devices. The RFI also emphasizes the need for high system availability, disaster recovery readiness, and responsive IT service delivery. The questions posed in the RFI directly solicit experience in these areas, indicating a need for contractors or vendors with proven capabilities in comprehensive IT infrastructure management and operational support.