JIRA and Confluence licenses add on 500 Users

The contract anticipates the procurement of additional JIRA and Confluence licenses for 500 users, aimed at enhancing collaboration and project management capabilities within the Financial Crime Enforcement Network’s Information Technology division. This action is designed to scale existing tools to support a growing workforce, ensuring that teams have access to essential software for workflow tracking, documentation, and knowledge sharing. The solicitation is posted as a forecast with a date of May 25, 2026, indicating a planned acquisition rather than an active tender, allowing potential vendors to prepare in advance. The North American Industry Classification System code 541519 categorizes this as other computer-related services, reflecting the nature of the software licensing and associated support. Yimei Petersen serves as both the Bureau Point of Contact and the Program Office Point of Contact, centralizing communication and oversight for this procurement. The place of performance and organization address details are not specified, suggesting that the licenses are for enterprise-wide use across the agency’s operations without geographic limitations. The type of set aside is noted as “Yes,” though no specific set-aside designation is provided, leaving open the possibility of small business, HUBZone, or other preferential programs being applied. The forecast is accessible through the Treasury’s OSDBU platform, ensuring transparency and enabling vendor engagement ahead of potential future solicitations.