DISA-PAC Video Wall Procurement by Defense Information Systems Agency
Executive Summary
The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is procuring, installing, programming, and testing two new video walls, two video processors, and related IT products. This is a total small business set-aside contract.
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⚠ Important Notice Details
Response Deadline: May 6, 2026 8:00 PM
Prior Procurement History:
- This solicitation directly replaces HC1019-24-R-0003 which was awarded under HC1019-25-C-0002, then canceled shortly thereafter.
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Scope & Requirements
This solicitation notice is issued to inform industry that the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) / Defense Information Technology Contracting Organization-Pacific (DITCO-PAC), Building 77, Room 129, 477 Essex Street, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 96860 has released solicitation no. HC1019-25-R-0007 to procure, install, program and test two new video walls, two video processors, and miscellaneous connected commercial information technology (IT) products located at DISA-PAC, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
This solicitation directly replaces HC1019-24-R-0003 which was awarded under HC1019-25-C-0002, then canceled shortly thereafter. The Government was unable to amend the original solicitation, thus HC1019-25-R-0007 replaces it.
Compliance & Qualifications
- Standard FAR clauses apply.
How to Prepare Your Bid
- Review the requirements for video wall systems and ensure your proposal addresses all technical specifications.
- Prepare a detailed project plan that outlines installation and testing phases to demonstrate your capability.
- Include a competitive pricing strategy in your price quote worksheet to enhance your proposal’s attractiveness.
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Why Small Businesses Should Consider This
This contract represents a significant opportunity for small businesses due to its total small business set-aside status. The NAICS code 334310 indicates a focus on computer and electronic products, an area where many small businesses have expertise. Engaging in this procurement can help small businesses establish a foothold in federal contracting.