This opportunity is for a contract to support the Department of Veterans Affairs' GIS operations, including database administration, geodatabase maintenance, and migration of multiple ArcGIS instances into a unified cloud platform. The work is fully remote, with no onsite staffing required, and personnel must undergo a VA background check. The current geospatial data is 10-20 TB, with expected growth of 10-20 TB per year, and the contract will involve consolidating three main GIS environments (EGT, GSSC, and VACO Indoors). The government has amended the response page limit to 15 pages, and the response date and time remain unchanged. No specific budget amount is mentioned in the description.

The purpose of this amendment is to respond to a vendor question: Question: Could you please confirm whether there is an incumbent for this requirement, and if so, which contract vehicle and prime con... The purpose of this amendment is to respond to a vendor question: Question: Could you please confirm whether there is an incumbent for this requirement, and if so, which contract vehicle and prime contractors are expected to pursue the upcoming opportunity? Answer: This is a new contract opportunity with no incumbent.

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is conducting market research for enterprise Geographic Information System (GIS) services and operations, seeking information from vendors with experience in large-scale, hybrid cloud environments. The potential NAICS code is 541519, and the government is considering a Firm Fixed Price (FFP)/T&M hybrid contract. No funds have been authorized for this effort, and responses are not offers or binding commitments. Performance of services is not specified, but the environment supports a large, geographically distributed user base across multiple VA administrations. Questions are due by May 27, 2026, and responses by June 5, 2026.