Databricks Blanket Purchase Agreement

The Department of Homeland Security is planning to renew and expand its Databricks licenses and supporting services to maintain and enhance its enterprise data lakehouse and Data Intelligence Platform. This platform underpins DHS's data, cloud, and AI modernization initiatives by providing a scalable and robust lakehouse environment that facilitates an enterprise Data Fabric, analytical data hosting, advanced analytics, and secure data sharing within and across agencies. The Databricks platform is essential for enabling mission-critical analytics, reporting, and AI efforts and currently supports multiple data layers for diverse analytical and operational requirements across more than six DHS components, including CBP, USCIS, FEMA, ICE, Headquarters, and the Coast Guard. The contract, titled "Databricks Blanket Purchase Agreement," is forecasted for procurement with no set-aside designation and falls under NAICS code 518210, reflecting data processing, hosting, and related services. The place of performance is Springfield, Virginia, with key points of contact including Colleen OConnor and Small Business Specialist Nicholas Milillo, ensuring coordination and small business participation. This renewal aligns with DHS’s broader goal of modernizing data infrastructure to support critical departmental programs and facilitate secure, scalable data operations across its components.