Opportunity
SAM #75N98026F00393
NIH SecureRelease FOIA Platform Licensing, Implementation, and Support Award
Buyer
National Library of Medicine
Posted
October 05, 2026
Identifier
75N98026F00393
NAICS
541519, 541511, 541512
NIH’s Center for Information Technology is procuring SecureRelease platform licensing and support through a sole-source order to Deloitte Financial Services for FOIA and congressional records processing. - Award and contracting: Award/task order 75N98026F00393 under GSA MAS contract 47QSMA19D08PL; the initial notice describes this as an award, while the attachment details the sole-source order. - Funded amount: $919,280 for the required line at award. Optional work is identified, but its pricing is not stated. - Core requirement: Implement SecureRelease for NIH and the Office of Legislative Policy and Analysis (OLPA), provide 70 user licenses, data ingestion and hosting, requester and collaboration portals, and annual operations and maintenance. - Optional work: Migration from FOIAXpress, additional licenses and storage/hosting, and professional litigation support for OLPA congressional subpoena duties. - Purpose: Support review, analysis, and production of records for FOIA requests, congressional subpoenas, and oversight investigations, including NIH FOIA processing and HHS consolidation of FOIA functions. - Period of performance: 12-month base period, September 21, 2026–September 20, 2027, with one 12-month option period, September 21, 2027–September 20, 2028. - OEM information: SecureRelease is the named platform. Deloitte Financial Services is identified as the contractor, but the documents do not explicitly identify the platform’s manufacturer.
Description
NIH is requesting SecureRelease Platform Software Licensing and Support to support the review, analysis, and production of documents responsive to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, congressional subpoenas, and congressional oversight investigations. The SecureRelease Platform supports NIH’s ability to process and produce responsive records within the mandated response time of 20 days and helps manage ongoing and iterative document productions associated with congressional oversight matters.