Login.gov Project

GSA Technology Transformation Service Login.gov Project is a civilian sub-agency office within the General Services Administration that procures and funds technology services and infrastructure supporting the Login.gov federal authentication platform. The office has awarded 7 federal contracts totaling $1.8 million in combined potential value since 2017, with $1.5 million obligated to date. Contract activity peaked in the 2017–2019 window at 2 awards per year; the most recent award closed in February 2020, and no new contract awards have been recorded in the past six years.

The competitive base consists of 6 distinct prime contractors, with competitive concentration highly fragmented. No single prime dominates the portfolio. Four awards (57%) were made without set-asides to unrestricted competition; two awards (29%) were 8(a) sole-source procurements; and one award (14%) carried a total small business set-aside. The portfolio reflects a mix of open and limited competition structures.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded for this office. No grant activity or grant opportunities are associated with the Login.gov Project. The absence of new contract awards since early 2020 and lack of current solicitation activity suggests the office is not actively pursuing new vendor engagement at this time. Firms considering pursuit should verify current project status and funding availability directly with GSA before investing in business development effort.