# DISA Seeks ADAPTS Platform Support

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is conducting market research for an estimated **$500 million**, single-award All-Domain Adaptive Platforms and Technologies Support (ADAPTS) IDIQ to integrate and sustain DISA Connect, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Workday, and Palantir platforms. Sources-sought responses are due **November 30, 2026 (19 days from November 11)**. DISA anticipates an ordering period from February 2028 through February 2038, including a five-year option. The requirement includes continuous software integration, platform-as-a-service engineering, and operational visibility; the existing SETI task order supporting portions of the work runs through April 2028.

- Interested firms should assess their multi-platform integration and sustainment experience, security clearances, CMMC Level 2 status, and ability to support classified cloud environments before submitting a response.
- Business Computers Management Consulting Group is identified as the incumbent for portions of the requirement under a DISA SETI task order. The planned single-award structure makes the sources-sought response an opportunity for firms to demonstrate relevant capabilities ahead of a potential competition.
- The opportunity’s anticipated 2028 start follows the current task order’s April 2028 end, making transition and continuity capabilities relevant to firms positioning for the work.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Information Technology, Defense & Military
**Topics:** Contracting Vehicles, Digital Infrastructure
**Published:** November 11, 2026

### Government Entities
- Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)
- Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA)

### Vendors
- Business Computers Management Consulting Group (incumbent; performs portions of the requirement under a task order)

### Sources
- [DISA Plans $500M ADAPTS Vehicle for Platform Support](https://www.govconwire.com/articles/disa-500m-adapts-salesforce-palantir-servicenow-sources-sought) - GovCon Wire