Notice ID 365357 - Replacement Model for VA.gov
Veterans Affairs, Department of · VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
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- Response deadline
- Feb 4, 2026, 3:00 PM EST
- Posted
- Jan 14, 2026
- Solicitation
- 365357
- Set-aside
- No Set aside used
- Place of performance
- Eatontown, NJ, USA
- Contracting office
- TECHNOLOGY ACQUISITION CENTER NJ (36C10B) · EATONTOWN · NJ
- Source
- SAM.gov · updated Jul 5, 2026
Description
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is seeking information to assess industry capabilities, emerging approaches, and best practices for replacing our existing website, VA.gov, with a premier, modern, secure, and Veteran-centric digital experience. VA�s goal is to provide a best-in-class online experience to our nation�s Veterans, their families, and other stakeholders thru VA�s central entry point for benefits, healthcare, services, and information. The request complements Notice ID: 365357 Exploring Next-Generation Digital Identity, Authentication, and Navigation on VA.gov VA recognizes that replacing VA.gov is not solely a technical challenge. Meaningful improvements require coordination across experience design, platform architecture, content strategy, governance, analytics, and operating models. As a result, VA must modernize in a way that: Maintains continuity of service for millions of users. Integrates with a diverse portfolio of legacy and emerging systems. Operates within a regulated, highly visible federal environment. Supports long-term scalability, adaptability, and resilience. Offers more seamless customer experience. Through this request, VA seeks information on solutions, technologies, and approaches that can fundamentally improve the digital experience across all benefit portfolios. VA welcomes responses that include: Descriptions of relevant ideas, capabilities, and approaches. Case studies or examples from similar environments. User journey workflows for identity proofing, sign-in, recovery, and navigation. Known limitations, risks, and tradeoffs. Lessons learned from past deployments.
What similar awards have paid
Real federal awards already on the books in a similar lane — so you can size the opportunity, not guess. This is public history, not a bid price, cost estimate, or prediction that you will win.
Typical award size
$1.94M
Middle of the pack for similar past awards
Most similar awards fall between $266,028 and $6.32M
Who has won work like this
Public awardees in this lane — useful for competitor scan or teaming ideas, not a ranked list of “best” firms.
- 1LEIDOS, INC.2 awards$1.20B
- 2CGI FEDERAL INC.12 awards$238.09M
- 3LEIDOS, INC.2 awards$187.55M
- 4AKUMEN, INC.1 award$91.08M
- 5DELOITTE & TOUCHE LLP13 awards$65.99M
- 6ERNST & YOUNG LLP1 award$61.54M
- 7CACI NSS, LLC6 awards$51.37M
- 8XPECT SOLUTIONS LLC1 award$50.14M
Drawn from official USAspending contract records in our index. Always confirm requirements on the SAM.gov notice before you bid.
Intelligence only — not legal advice or a guarantee of award. Always verify requirements on the official SAM.gov notice. Past award amounts are public history, not a suggested bid or prediction. Notice ID f8c93739a8ae449f85dea211d35d1bd9.