USCISSB$20M to $50M

Microsoft 365 Management, Operational Support, and Enhancements (MOSE)

Forecast ID: *F2026073690

Forecast details

Agency
DHS
Component
USCIS
Estimated value
$20M to $50M
Set-aside
SB
Contract type
Firm Fixed Price
Vehicle
8(a) STARS III
Competition
Follow-on to Existing Contract
Anticipated award
Q2 2027
Estimated solicitation release
September 25, 2026
Requirements contact
(202) 450-7106

Requirement

***8/3/2026 Updated Solicitation Issue Date from 08/25/2026 to 9/25/2026.*** ***7/9/2026 Updated Solicitation Issue Date from 06/30/2026 to 08/25/2026.*** ***7/8/2026 updated anticipated vehicle based off initial market research. Updated alternate contact information.*** USCIS has a requirement for Microsoft 365 Management, Operational Support, and Enhancements (MOSE). This Operations and Maintenance Services requirement will assist USCIS to operate, optimize, enhance and maintain existing M365 services, onboard new M365 services, and plan and develop strategies for future service sustainment, not limited to, but including: Core productivity applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote); Collaboration and Communication (Microsoft Team, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, Loop, Whiteboard); Security and Compliance (Microsoft Purview, Defender, Entra ID, Intune, Rights Management and Information protection); Power Platform (Power Bi, Apps, Automate and Virtual Agents); Project and Task Management (Planner, To Do, List); Additional Services and Tools (Booking, Forms, Stream, Sway); Artificial Intelligence and Automation (Microsoft Copilot). Assisting in planning and executing the rollout of Copilot /AI service in accordance with DHS and USCIS security and privacy policies as well as additional Microsoft 365 Services, USCIS may choose to adopt. Additionally, USCIS needs support for M365 service integrations with both Microsoft and non-Microsoft Technologies, e.g., AirWatch, ServiceNow, Archive360, JAMF, and AgilQuest. *Small business set aside to be determined through market research. USCIS intends to issue a Request for Information during May 2026.

This is a planning forecast, not a solicitation. Dates, values, and set-asides are agency estimates and can change before the official RFP is posted on SAM.gov.