Web-Based Ordering System (WBOS) and Commercial eMarketplace Platform

DLA Troop Support is doing market research on commercial SaaS or COTS platforms for a multi-tenant online ordering marketplace for military and civilian… DLA Troop Support is doing market research on commercial SaaS or COTS platforms for a multi-tenant online ordering marketplace for military and civilian agency uniforms. The platform would host vendor catalogs, apply agency allowance and approval rules, handle split payments and interagency billing, and verify Berry Amendment domestic sourcing. Open to all industry; the expected path is a Commercial Solutions Opening or FAR Part 12 buy. Key tasks: Multi-tenant storefronts with agency branding and role-based catalogs; Uniform customization with digital proofing and supervisor approval; Domestic-origin and supply chain screening at the mill level; Automated quoting and order-splitting controls between micro-purchase and simplified acquisition thresholds; Interagency funding via Treasury G-Invoicing, allowance tracking and split-tender checkout; CAC/PIV single sign-on and integration with DLA EBS, PIEE/WAWF and SAM.gov; User and program manager training. Deliverables: RFI response of up to 20 pages (PDF or Word); Notional implementation timeline and pricing model; Up to three case studies and a staffing estimate. Key requirements: FedRAMP and DoD Cloud SRG baseline (IL-5 feasibility asked); NIST SP 800-53 controls and Section 508 compliance; Berry Amendment 100 percent domestic sourcing; Government data access and transition rights. How it will be judged: Market research only; no award from this notice; Virtual industry day planned for December 2, 2026. Key facts: Agency: Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency, DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles. Source: SAM.gov. Notice type: RFI. Solicitation number: DLA-RFI-CT-2027-WBOS-MKTRES. Posted: Oct 30, 2026. Responses due: Nov 27, 2026. Questions due: Nov 6, 2026. NAICS: 541512, 518210, 541519. PSC: DA01. Place of performance: Philadelphia, PA. Official notice: https://sam.gov/opp/b44026882ad144629634ab6643a9f0d8/view Listings are summarized by Shaavir from public SAM.gov notices, GSA eBuy records, published agency forecasts and public bids on state and local procurement portals (DemandStar, Bonfire, OpenGov) and agency websites. Always confirm details in the official notice. Shaavir is not affiliated with SAM.gov, GSA, these portals or any government agency. To report an error or request removal, email info@shaavir.com.

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Web-Based Ordering System (WBOS) and Commercial eMarketplace Platform

DLA Troop Support is doing market research on commercial SaaS or COTS platforms for a multi-tenant online ordering marketplace for military and civilian… DLA Troop Support is doing market research on commercial SaaS or COTS platforms for a multi-tenant online ordering marketplace for military and civilian agency uniforms. The platform would host vendor catalogs, apply agency allowance and approval rules, handle split payments and interagency billing, and verify Berry Amendment domestic sourcing. Open to all industry; the expected path is a Commercial Solutions Opening or FAR Part 12 buy. Key tasks: Multi-tenant storefronts with agency branding and role-based catalogs; Uniform customization with digital proofing and supervisor approval; Domestic-origin and supply chain screening at the mill level; Automated quoting and order-splitting controls between micro-purchase and simplified acquisition thresholds; Interagency funding via Treasury G-Invoicing, allowance tracking and split-tender checkout; CAC/PIV single sign-on and integration with DLA EBS, PIEE/WAWF and SAM.gov; User and program manager training. Deliverables: RFI response of up to 20 pages (PDF or Word); Notional implementation timeline and pricing model; Up to three case studies and a staffing estimate. Key requirements: FedRAMP and DoD Cloud SRG baseline (IL-5 feasibility asked); NIST SP 800-53 controls and Section 508 compliance; Berry Amendment 100 percent domestic sourcing; Government data access and transition rights. How it will be judged: Market research only; no award from this notice; Virtual industry day planned for December 2, 2026. Key facts: Agency: Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency, DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles. Source: SAM.gov. Notice type: RFI. Solicitation number: DLA-RFI-CT-2027-WBOS-MKTRES. Posted: Oct 30, 2026. Responses due: Nov 27, 2026. Questions due: Nov 6, 2026. NAICS: 541512, 518210, 541519. PSC: DA01. Place of performance: Philadelphia, PA. Official notice: https://sam.gov/opp/b44026882ad144629634ab6643a9f0d8/view Listings are summarized by Shaavir from public SAM.gov notices, GSA eBuy records, published agency forecasts and public bids on state and local procurement portals (DemandStar, Bonfire, OpenGov) and agency websites. Always confirm details in the official notice. Shaavir is not affiliated with SAM.gov, GSA, these portals or any government agency. To report an error or request removal, email [email protected].

DLA Troop Support is doing market research on commercial SaaS or COTS platforms for a multi-tenant online ordering marketplace for military and civilian agency uniforms. The platform would host vendor catalogs, apply agency allowance and approval rules, handle split payments and interagency billing, and verify Berry Amendment domestic sourcing. Open to all industry; the expected path is a Commercial Solutions Opening or FAR Part 12 buy.

Key tasks: Multi-tenant storefronts with agency branding and role-based catalogs; Uniform customization with digital proofing and supervisor approval; Domestic-origin and supply chain screening at the mill level; Automated quoting and order-splitting controls between micro-purchase and simplified acquisition thresholds; Interagency funding via Treasury G-Invoicing, allowance tracking and split-tender checkout; CAC/PIV single sign-on and integration with DLA EBS, PIEE/WAWF and SAM.gov; User and program manager training.

Deliverables: RFI response of up to 20 pages (PDF or Word); Notional implementation timeline and pricing model; Up to three case studies and a staffing estimate.

Key requirements: FedRAMP and DoD Cloud SRG baseline (IL-5 feasibility asked); NIST SP 800-53 controls and Section 508 compliance; Berry Amendment 100 percent domestic sourcing; Government data access and transition rights.

How it will be judged: Market research only; no award from this notice; Virtual industry day planned for December 2, 2026.

Key facts: Agency: Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency, DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles. Source: SAM.gov. Notice type: RFI. Solicitation number: DLA-RFI-CT-2027-WBOS-MKTRES. Posted: Oct 30, 2026. Responses due: Nov 27, 2026. Questions due: Nov 6, 2026. NAICS: 541512, 518210, 541519. PSC: DA01. Place of performance: Philadelphia, PA.

Official notice: https://sam.gov/opp/b44026882ad144629634ab6643a9f0d8/view

Listings are summarized by Shaavir from public SAM.gov notices, GSA eBuy records, published agency forecasts and public bids on state and local procurement portals (DemandStar, Bonfire, OpenGov) and agency websites. Always confirm details in the official notice. Shaavir is not affiliated with SAM.gov, GSA, these portals or any government agency. To report an error or request removal, email [email protected].

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