Supply Chain Threat Intelligence & Remediation Software Platform | Dept of Defense
Dept of Defense seeks Supply Chain Threat Intelligence software platform. Opportunity for small businesses with relevant capabilities.
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The Department of Justice is procuring software licenses and maintenance for the ServiceNow brand on a sole source basis. This contract is intended to support specific software needs under a blanket purchase agreement.
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The Justice Management Division Office of Acquisition Management Procurement Service Staff intends to limit competition to ‘items peculiar to one manufacturer’ software licenses, and software maintenance to the ServiceNow brand in accordance with DOJ Class Deviation from the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 8 in support of Executive Order (EO) 14275 on “Restoring Common Sense to Federal Procurement,” dated September 23, 2025, FAR 8.401(b) and General Services Acquisition Regulation (GSAR) 538.7104-4 and on a sole source basis pursuant to GSAR 538.7104-3(b)(1)(ii). In addition and IAW 15 U.S.C. 644(e) and FAR 7.107-2(a), the Department has determined that consolidation and bundling is necessary and justified for the ServiceNow Licenses requirements.
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This contract presents a significant opportunity for small businesses specializing in software solutions, particularly those aligned with the ServiceNow platform. The Department of Justice’s focus on a sole source procurement indicates a targeted need for specific expertise, which small businesses can fulfill effectively. Additionally, the NAICS code 513210 suggests a market niche that small businesses are well-positioned to compete in.