How to bid on WCCS IT support for DISA

What DISA is seeking

The Defense Information Systems Agency is seeking information from businesses that can support the Army’s Western Hemisphere Command and Control System with comprehensive IT service management. The work described includes service desk and information management operations, data center and network operations, cybersecurity, communications, and related IT support.

Support locations include Fort Liberty and Camp Mackall, Joint Base San Antonio, and remote or deployable locations. This is a sources sought notice to assess business availability and technical capability, not a contract award.

Deadline and what it means

The notice was published October 21, 2026. The response deadline is November 2, 2026 at 10:00 AM Eastern Time.

This is a sources sought notice, so the agency is gathering information about potential sources. The provided notice does not state a contract award or describe what will happen after the deadline.

Who this opportunity may suit

The notice invites information from small and large businesses, including Small Disadvantaged Businesses, certified 8(a) firms, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, HUBZone Small Businesses, and Woman-Owned Small Businesses.

It may be relevant to firms with capabilities in IT service management, service desk operations, network or data center support, cybersecurity, communications, or related enterprise IT services.

How to access the opportunity

Use the portal’s “View original source” option to open the opportunity. If the first click takes you to the portal homepage, click the option again to go to the bid.

A free account may be needed to view documents, though some bids can be viewed without one.

Prepare a clear, relevant response

For a sources sought response, make it easy to understand what your firm can do. Connect your capabilities to the notice’s stated areas, such as service desk support, network operations, cybersecurity, communications, and support across the listed locations.

Clearly identify your business size and any applicable category listed in the notice. Use concise examples that show relevant experience and explain your firm’s role, rather than relying on broad claims.

Check the notice materials for any response instructions and required information, then allow time to complete and submit your response before the stated deadline.