How a Protest Rewrote What Counts as Experience
DISA reopened its combatant command migration market research on Thursday afternoon with responses due 24 hours later. The reference job it now asks bidders to match is 12,000 users across 20 sites, against a requirement of 231,000 users across 200. That number is the whole acquisition strategy.
Two days ago this desk wrote that archiving the notice was the last public thing DISA's combatant command migration had done.
That held for about a day.
On Thursday afternoon DISA published a new sources sought under the same tracking number, 6XX2026, for moving all eleven combatant commands onto DoDNet. Same title, same DITCO office at Fort Meade, same requirement: roughly 231,000 users across approximately 200 sites, NIPRNet and SIPRNet both, no set-aside.
Responses are due at 3:00pm Eastern today.
The notice posted at 2:48pm Thursday, which makes the response window 24 hours and 11 minutes. The first round, back in July, ran eight days and asked for fifteen pages.
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