Cloud Computing Credits

The Defense Information Systems Agency's End-to-End Engineering and Analysis Division is conducting market research to identify qualified sources capable of procuring cloud computing credits from authorized resellers for major Cloud Service Providers, including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This sources sought notice, issued under solicitation number 842674705 and categorized under NAICS code 541519 with a 150-employee size standard, is not a solicitation or request for proposal but aims to assess industry capability and availability to inform a potential future procurement. Respondents must submit a brief capabilities statement of no more than five pages via email to designated point of contacts by 4:00 PM EDT on June 15, 2026, including business name, address, UEI and CAGE codes, the name and title of a company representative, and socio-economic status if applicable as a small business. Preference is being evaluated for participation from Small Disadvantaged Businesses, Certified 8(a) firms, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, HUBZone Small Businesses, and Woman-Owned Small Businesses, with the government determining whether a small business set-aside is viable based on responses received. Proposals must demonstrate the ability to provide cloud credit monitoring and detailed oversight, alongside a service level agreement meeting minimum thresholds: a four-hour response time for support requests during business hours, 99.9% uptime for provisioning and management services, and a defined escalation process for unresolved issues. Respondents are required to list any prime contract vehicles they hold, particularly ENCORE III, SETI, NIH CIO-SP4, NASA SEWP V, and various GSA vehicles such as OASIS, ALLIANT II, VETS II, STARS III, and MAS. To qualify for potential small business set-asides, offerors must show conformance with FAR clause 52.219-14 regarding limitations on subcontracting. All proprietary information submitted must be clearly marked, and government reviewers are obligated to protect such data under 41 USC 423. The anticipated contract, if awarded, would have a one-year base period with four additional twelve-month option periods, and performance is expected to occur at the contractor’s location. No funding is available to cover the cost of responding to this notice, and submissions must be received via email by the specified deadline.