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Outcome-Based Delivery and DevOps Services 3.1 (ODOS 3.1)

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The contract pertains to the Outcome-Based Delivery and DevOps Services 3.1 (ODOS 3.1) initiative by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), under the Department of Homeland Security. It represents a smaller, competitive effort designed to provide an additional 24 months of performance support as USCIS continues to finalize the full-term ODOS IV re-compete. The ODOS IV contract supports the Transformation Delivery Division by providing DevSecOps, User Experience Design/Interaction Design (UXD/IxD) services, and Infrastructure and Integration Services to maintain and enhance USCIS’s Electronic Immigration System (ELIS) and global enterprise case management systems. These services focus on technical development and business integration to ensure continual delivery of new features, infrastructure maintenance, improved system monitoring, security enhancements, and code deployment capabilities with zero downtime. The solicitation process for ODOS 3.1 is managed through established GSA ordering procedures, specifically targeting selected Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) contractors identified via extensive market research. The Request for Quote (RFQ) was released on January 16, 2026, with evaluation currently underway, following several updates to estimated timelines dating back to late 2025. The place of performance is Camp Springs, Maryland, and the contract is fully set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 541512. Primary points of contact for this procurement are Jenny Herbert and Celina Hemingway. This contract is critical to ensuring USCIS’s continued capability to provide secure, efficient, and timely IT solutions supporting immigration services nationwide.

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USCIS ODOS 3.1 contract extends DevSecOps, UXD, and infrastructure services for 24 months.

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Department of Homeland Security → United States Citizenship And Immigration ServicesView Agency

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541512 - Computer Systems Design ServicesView NAICS

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Camp Springs, MD, US

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AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → United States Citizenship And Immigration Services
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*03/02/2026 Update to industry: RFQ was released on 01/16/2026 and the evaluation process is currently underway.
*01/16/2026 Updated estimated solicitation release date, contract complete date, and requirements title.
USCIS values its partnerships with industry and remains committed to providing timely and transparent communication. The purpose of this announcement is to share important updates regarding the ODOS IV re-compete. While USCIS continues to finalize the long-term strategy for ODOS IV, we have determined that it is in our best interest to pursue a smaller, competitive version of ODOS (referred to as ODOS 3.1). This effort will provide an additional 24 months of performance, which is expected to allow sufficient time to complete the full-term ODOS IV re-compete. USCIS will use the ordering procedures established by GSA in GSAM/R Subpart 538.71 for the ODOS 3.1 requirement, which permits the Government to invite selected Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) contractors to respond to the solicitation based on the results of market research. USCIS has conducted extensive market research to identify a competitive number of FSS contractors that can meet the Government’s needs and will receive a copy of the Request for Quote (RFQ) in accordance with the procedures at GSAM/R Subpart 538.7103-3(a)(2). USCIS intends to send the RFQ and all amendments to selected FSS contractors under GSA MAS IT SIN 54151S via email by January 16, 2026. Quotes will not be accepted from FSS contractors who were not selected by the Government during the market research phase.
****11/20/2025 Updated estimated RFQ issue date to 12/15/2025. ***11/04/2025 Changed Alternate POC name to Celina Hemingway. ***10/27/2025 Updated estimated RFQ issue date to 11/19/2025, Est. PoP Start to 03/25/2026, Est. PoP End to 03/24/2031, Antic. Award date to 03/25/2026. USCIS has a requirement for continued support for its ODOS requirement. ODOS IV is the primary contract of Transformation Delivery Division (TDD) to obtain DevSecOps and Infrastructure support for the continued development, delivery and support of USCIS Electronic Immigration System (ELIS) and Global enterprise case management systems. ODOS IV will comprise two Task Areas: DevSecOps and User Experience Design (UXD)/Interaction Design (IxD) Services, and Infrastructure and Integration Services. DevSecOps and UXD/IxD is the primary requirement to provide support for the continued development, delivery and support of ELIS and Global enterprise case management systems. DevSecOps and UXD/IxD will incorporate all the technical, business integration, UXD/IxD, adaptive maintenance to deliver features at the current cadence, carried out on-time and without disruption. The secondary requirement, Infrastructure and Integration Services, provides support to ensure continuous software quality, reducing release time, improving monitoring/logging/alerting for running systems, adopting a shift-left security approach, and equipping development teams with tools for code promotion across environments with zero downtime, and to deploy code multiple times daily.

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