Combatant Command (CCMD) Migration to the Department of Defense Network (DoDNet)

The Defense Information Systems Agency is seeking information from small and large businesses to support the migration of the Department of War’s Combatant Commands’ common-use Information Technology systems from their current NIPRNet and SIPRNet environments to the DISA-managed Department of Defense Network. This initiative, driven by a May 2026 memo from the Department of War’s Chief Information Officer, requires all unclassified and classified common-use IT networks across the eleven Combatant Commands to be consolidated onto DoDNet by the end of Fiscal Year 2028. The effort impacts approximately 231,000 users across around 200 global sites, including both Continental United States and overseas locations, though specific site details are classified. The acquisition is planned in response to the need to streamline and standardize network infrastructure to improve security, efficiency, and operational readiness. Solicitation number 6XX2026, posted on July 27, 2026, has a response deadline of August 4, 2026, and is issued as a sources sought notice with no set-aside designated, making it open to all business sizes. The activity is led by the Defense Information Systems Agency based at Fort Meade, Maryland, with point of contact information provided for technical inquiries. Responses are due to inform potential future procurement actions and are not a guarantee of an award. The place of performance is listed as St. James, Maryland, and all communication or submissions must be directed to the designated points of contact through the provided email and phone details. This notice is part of a broader effort to unify the DoD’s network architecture under a single managed platform.