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DOJ Consolidates ServiceNow Licenses into $100M Blanket Purchase Agreement

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is consolidating eleven separate ServiceNow license contracts into a single Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) to streamline procurement and improve efficiency. - The consolidation will be executed through Carahsoft Technology Corporation, the sole authorized ServiceNow reseller under GSA MAS Contract #47QSWA18D008F. - The BPA is valued at approximately $100 million over five years, with an estimated cost savings of $26.6 million due to flat pricing and elimination of renewal uplifts. - This action supports federal IT modernization and cybersecurity mandates, and will align the contract periods of all existing ServiceNow agreements into a single co-termed BPA. - The procurement is justified under deviated FAR 7.107 provisions for bundling and is expected to improve license management and operational efficiency. - No specific ServiceNow product part numbers or quantities are listed, but the BPA covers ServiceNow software licenses and associated support. - The primary place of performance and contracting office is the DOJ headquarters in Washington, DC.

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In accordance with FAR 7.107-1(a)(6) (Deviated) and FAR 7.107-2 (Deviated), this is a notice that the agency has determined bundling of the ServiceNow requirements is necessary and justified.

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