Zendesk BNJA - Final Ver (Redacted).pdf
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Brand Name Justification Summary
This is a Brand Name Justification document for a competitive procurement action by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Human Resource Solutions (HRS), USA Staffing Program Management Office (PMO).
The procurement seeks to acquire Zendesk Enterprise Support Suite software licenses and artificial intelligence add-ons through GSA's Learning System Licenses (LSL) Multiple Award IDIQs. The requirement will be competed among a pre-vetted vendor pool of four small businesses designated as a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS 541519. The mission outcome is B27-047-082903-0177 for Zendesk Licenses, structured as a base period plus four option periods to procure an additional 1,251 units of Zendesk software licenses and AI add-ons, with options to procure 900 additional units and another 384 units subject to funding availability. These licenses will integrate with 245 existing Zendesk licenses and AI add-ons previously procured by OPM in 2025. The Zendesk Support Suite comprises six integrated components: Support-ticket management, Guide-self-service knowledge base, Chat-real time chat, Talk-voice support, Explore-analytics and insights, and Sunshine-AI, customer data platform and extensibility layer.
The justification establishes that Zendesk Enterprise Support Suite is the only commercially available brand-name solution meeting the Government's mandatory cybersecurity requirements, FedRAMP authorization, and GSA Section 889 compliance. The document emphasizes existing operational continuity, as the Government operates an established Zendesk environment with configured workflows, ticket routing structures, reporting dashboards, and automation rules. Alternatives such as ServiceNow and BMC Helix were rejected due to extensive customization, separate licensing, third-party integrations, and operational risks. The Government determined that transitioning to an alternative platform would require substantial migration activities, redevelopment of integrations, workflow reconfiguration, and personnel retraining. Fair and reasonable pricing was established through comparison of proposed prices in response to a Request for Task Order Quote (RFTOQ) pursuant to RFO 15.404-1(b)(1). The document is dated September 11-15, 2026, with multiple approvals and certifications by GSA contracting officers and technical experts.
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