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Active Justification · VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF › VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF › OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL OIG (36C10M)

Enterprise Architecture Modernization (EAM) Services

Solicitation VAOIGGSAMSSJ260001 · Notice ID f4d077916eba45a49c7c2404968fa372

General Information

Classification

Notice Type Justification
Status Active
Solicitation Number VAOIGGSAMSSJ260001
Notice ID f4d077916eba45a49c7c2404968fa372
Posted Oct 5, 2026, 7:57 AM ET
Last Modified Oct 5, 2026, 7:57 AM ET
Archive Date Nov 4, 2026
NAICS
541519 · Other Computer Related Services
PSC
DA01 · IT AND TELECOM - BUSINESS APPLICATION/APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT SERVICES (LABOR)
DA - IT AND TELECOM - APPLICATIONS
Set-aside TBD
TBD

Organization

Department VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF · 3600
Sub-Agency VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF · 3600
Office OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL OIG (36C10M) · 36C10M

Point of Contact

James Johnson
primary

Description

The Government seeks to award a Sole Source Order issued from General Services Administration (GSA) Schedule Contract Number 47QRAA18D001P to Deloitte Consulting LLP (Deloitte) located at: 1919 N. Lynn Street, Arlington, VA 22209-1742.

The Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (VA OIG) has been baselining its Information Technology (IT) and Business Architecture since October 2025.  This foundational work established the architectural models, documentation standards, and analytical frameworks that underpin VA OIG’s modernization roadmap. The follow-on Sole Source Order is a direct continuation of this effort and must proceed without interruption to avoid degradation of the architecture baseline and loss of momentum in ongoing modernization initiatives.

The Enterprise Architecture Modernization effort is now tightly integrated with VA OIG’s IT governance processes, investment planning, cybersecurity posture assessments, and business process optimization activities.  Any disruption in Contractor support would halt the production of critical architectural artifacts, delay dependent IT initiatives, and create gaps in VA OIG’s ability to make informed enterprise-level investment decisions.

The incumbent Contractor developed the current architectural frameworks, tools, templates, and models—many of which are proprietary or uniquely tailored to VA OIG’s environment.  As a result, the continuation of services represents a logical follow-on necessary to maintain continuity, efficiency, and accuracy.