OMNI Federal Books NBIS Cloud, DevSecOps Support Contract

OMNI Federal has won a potential $427 million contract from the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency to provide cloud and DevSecOps capabilities for the National Background Investigation Services.

DCSA announced the contract award in a notice published Thursday on SAM.gov.

In 2024, the General Services Administration conducted market research to explore industry capabilities on behalf of the Office of the Secretary of Defense.

GSA said a managed services provider, or MSP, should provide cloud and DevSecOps services to support NBIS and its modernization effort.

NBIS is the federal government’s one-stop-shop IT system for initiation, background investigation applications, adjudication and continuous personnel vetting.

According to the request for information, the MSP should help deploy and maintain a secure cloud environment in AWS GovCloud; develop and support DevSecOps tools and CI/CD pipelines; and onboard and support users while ensuring compliance with security standards and the Department of Defense’s regulations.

NBIS Cloud & DevSecOps Requirement

According to the draft performance work statement, the selected vendor will provide secure cloud landing zone deployment and sustainment; DevSecOps capability development and sustainment; onboarding, support and compliance; software procurement; and software integration services.

For the initial mandatory requirement, the contractor should deploy, operate and maintain the authorization to operate for common shared services required for a secure cloud landing zone for NBIS applications in AWS GovCloud at DOD Information Impact Level 4. The vendor should also use Agile methodologies, maintain a defined backlog and participate in sprint review and planning.

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