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The contract titled MEGA-6 involves providing Automated Litigation Support (ALS) services for the Department of Justice, specifically within the Boards and Divisions Offices. This contract opportunity is open to all vendors with no restrictions on participation, categorized under NAICS code 541199, which relates to professional services. The anticipated work will be performed on a nationwide basis, indicating the broad scope of coverage for the services required. Primary points of contact for this contract include Aaron Fletcher, who serves as a general representative, and Tanya Newland-Senior, who is the Small Business Point of Contact, suggesting an emphasis on inclusion of small businesses in the procurement process. The contract posting date is May 25, 2026, and the opportunity is accessible through the Department of Justice’s contracting forecast portal. This forecasted contract emphasizes the DOJ’s ongoing need for advanced technology solutions to support litigation processes implicitly through automation, aiming to enhance efficiency and effectiveness across its nationwide operations.

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MEGA-6 contract offers nationwide Automated Litigation Support services for DOJ, encouraging small business participation.

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Department Of Justice → Boards And Divisions Offices

NAICS

541199 - All Other Legal Services View NAICS

Place of Performance

[Nationwide], US

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PostedMay 25

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AgencyDepartment Of Justice → Boards And Divisions Offices

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Department Of Justice → Boards And Divisions Offices

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Aaron Fletcher

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Tanya Newland-SeniorSmall Business POC

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Automated Litigation Support (ALS) services for the Department of Justice

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