Unified Application Access and Integration Prototype
Inactive on SAM.gov — responses were due 18 Sep 2026 · No Set aside used · Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA), DoD · Quantico, VA · NAICS 541512 · Solicitation DCSAInnovationCall01
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Description
DCSA INNOVATION GATEWAY INNOVATION CALL #01 Unified Application Access and Integration Prototype This is Innovation Call #01 under the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) Innovation Gateway (HS0021-26-CSO-DCSA). Requirement Title Unified Application Access and Integration Prototype Problem Statement DCSA s mission operations for personnel vetting, industrial security, counterintelligence, and insider-threat activities are supported by multiple separate applications that users must navigate to complete related work. This fragmented environment creates disconnected workflows, inconsistent authentication and user experiences, and inefficient access paths that increase user burden and reduce operational efficiency. It also adds complexity to the sustainment, modification, and modernization of mission applications and services. DCSA requires a more unified and user-centered approach that improves workflow continuity and usability while preserving continuity of operations for existing Individual Engagement (IE) applications during prototype development and evaluation. The underlying challenge is to transition from siloed legacy capabilities to an integrated platform of modular components that can support phased integration, replacement, and modernization of back-end services without disrupting the user experience or mission execution. KEY DATES Innovation Call Posting: 09/10/2026 Questions Due Date: 09/14/2026 @ 11:00am ET Live Q&A Session: 09/16/2026 @ 11:00am ET Solution Concept Paper Due Date: 09/18/2026 @ 9:00am ET Estimated Period of Performance Start: 10/15/2026 Points of Contact (POC) Please send all questions and submissions via email to the following POCs: Agreements Officer (AO): Daniela Garavito, daniela.garavito2.civ@mail.mil Agreements Specialist (AS): Salima McCravey, salima.a.mccravey.civ@mail.mil Use the following email subjects for your email correspondence: Q&A: DCSA Innovation Call #01 Q&A - [insert Company Name] Solution Concept Paper: DCSA Innovation Call #01 Concept Paper [insert Company Name] Notice to Vendors Further information on this requirement can be found in the attachments to this posting. For instructions on submission of Solution Concept Papers and Full Project Proposals, please review the DCSA Innovation Gateway (HS0021-26-CSO-DCSA) general solicitation.
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