SAM #VAOIG-GSAM-SSJ-26-0001

VA OIG Enterprise Architecture Modernization follow-on services

VA OIG plans a sole-source follow-on order to continue Enterprise Architecture Modernization services with Deloitte Consulting LLP. - Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs, Office of Inspector General (VA OIG); the Office of Inspector General (53P) is procuring for OIG (53M). - Proposed contractor: Deloitte Consulting LLP, as a logical follow-on to the existing competitively awarded order. - Scope: Continue and finalize As-Is and future-state architecture artifacts covering business, logical, system, network, and security architectures; refine future-state designs; and transfer knowledge to OIG personnel. - Sole-source rationale: Continuity is intended to preserve the existing architecture baseline, models, frameworks, tools, templates, and documentation standards tailored to VA OIG’s environment. - Period of performance: Six-month base period plus a six-month option period. The follow-on is to begin immediately after the current order expires; specific dates are not provided. - Estimated total value: $1,539,537.78. - Items: No products, quantities, or part numbers are specified; the requirement is for professional services.

Description

The Government seeks to award a Sole Source Order issued from General Services Administration (GSA) Schedule Contract Number 47QRAA18D001P to Deloitte Consulting LLP (Deloitte) located at: 1919 N. Lynn Street, Arlington, VA 22209-1742.

The Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (VA OIG) has been baselining its Information Technology (IT) and Business Architecture since October 2025.  This foundational work established the architectural models, documentation standards, and analytical frameworks that underpin VA OIG’s modernization roadmap. The follow-on Sole Source Order is a direct continuation of this effort and must proceed without interruption to avoid degradation of the architecture baseline and loss of momentum in ongoing modernization initiatives.

The Enterprise Architecture Modernization effort is now tightly integrated with VA OIG’s IT governance processes, investment planning, cybersecurity posture assessments, and business process optimization activities.  Any disruption in Contractor support would halt the production of critical architectural artifacts, delay dependent IT initiatives, and create gaps in VA OIG’s ability to make informed enterprise-level investment decisions.

The incumbent Contractor developed the current architectural frameworks, tools, templates, and models—many of which are proprietary or uniquely tailored to VA OIG’s environment.  As a result, the continuation of services represents a logical follow-on necessary to maintain continuity, efficiency, and accuracy.

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