DLA Distribution Professional Analytical Services (DDPAS) ID/IQ

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) is conducting market research through a Sources Sought Notice for the DLA Distribution Professional Analytical Services (DDPAS) Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (ID/IQ) contract, solicitation number SP330026D5002, with responses due by June 15, 2026. The effort seeks qualified sources capable of delivering professional, technical, and analytical services to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of DLA’s organic storage and distribution network, with a focus on supporting sustainment strategies for the Department of the Army, Whole of Government partners, and foreign allies. The work requires advanced capabilities in business operations analytics, network modeling and simulation, automation and artificial intelligence adoption, technology integration, business process re-engineering, and ground-level logistics deployment, organized around twelve key support areas. Offerors must demonstrate experience and technical proficiency across these domains, submitting a concise Capability Statement via email that includes a Company Profile with Unique Entity ID and CAGE Code, along with detailed relevant experience characterized by Scope, Magnitude, and Complexity. The solicitation does not establish a set-aside, nor does it guarantee an award, as this is purely a market research tool intended to inform future procurement strategy. The contract will be administered through DLA Distribution in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, with primary point of contact information provided for submission inquiries. While no pricing data, line items, or contract value are included in this notice, past performance thresholds suggest the eventual award could be substantial, with an estimated value exceeding $150 million across the ID/IQ’s lifetime. The government will evaluate proposals based on technical merit and capability, with the anticipated basis of award favoring a trade-off approach prioritizing superior technical solutions over lowest cost. There is no formal requirement for packaging, labeling, or adherence to military standards, as the scope is strictly professional services. Submissions must be under 15 MB in total size and delivered electronically to the designated government email addresses; however, any resulting contract will be formally posted on the Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE), and interested parties are advised to monitor the platform for future RFP releases. The evaluation will consider offerors’ ability to integrate with DLA’s Enterprise Business System (EBS) and deliver measurable improvements in network efficiency, cost reduction, and mission readiness through modern technologies and process innovations.