Actian Ingress and OpenROAD License Subscriptions

The United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) is conducting market research to procure one-year subscriptions for Actian Ingress and OpenROAD software licenses through its Technology Application Program Office (TAPO). The specific requirement involves software licenses at version 11.2 or higher, to be deployed across five government computers with unlimited cores and an undetermined number of users. Interested vendors must submit a 10-page statement of interest via email to Chase Brasher by 1700 EST on March 24, 2025, which must include comprehensive company details such as business profile, contact information, business size, DUNS number, CAGE code, and specific capabilities in authorized software license resales. The NAICS code for this opportunity is 513210 (Software Publishing), with a small business size standard of $47,000,000. USSOCOM's primary evaluation objective is to determine whether to proceed with a noncompetitive acquisition directly from Actian Corporation or conduct a full and open competition based on market research responses.

The pre-solicitation notice does not indicate any specific set-aside designations, meaning the opportunity appears open to all qualified vendors. While the current software was previously purchased directly from Actian Corporation, the market research will help determine the most appropriate procurement strategy. No specific award value or budget range is explicitly stated in the notice, though the requirement covers licenses for five government computers. The timeline for services is currently defined as a one-year subscription period, with potential for future renewals or modifications based on the market research findings. Vendors interested in responding must carefully prepare their statements of interest to demonstrate their capability to provide the specific Actian Ingress and OpenROAD software licenses at version 11.2 or higher, highlighting their expertise in software resale and their ability to meet the government's technical and administrative requirements.