ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform License - New

Awarded Limited / Sole Source Justification Posted

Solicitation number
70B04C26F00001120
Agency
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Contract number
NNG15SC91B-70B04C26F00001120 Federal contract award
Place of performance
Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection intends to award a delivery order under NASA SEWP V on a sole-source basis to an unknown vendor for 95,000 licenses of the ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform, with an estimated total value covering 12 months of performance.

CBP justifies the procurement under FAR 16.507-7, citing ThreatLocker's unique default-deny architecture capable of full air-gapped, on-premises deployment without external cloud dependencies. The justification identifies mandatory requirements for data sovereignty and operational control in closed-network segments where cloud-based external connectivity is prohibited, compliance with Executive Order 14028 and OMB M-09 cybersecurity mandates, and proactive malicious code prevention to protect personally identifiable information and controlled unclassified information related to border enforcement operations. Competing solutions such as CrowdStrike and other endpoint detection and response platforms are found unable to meet these specifications.

The solution will be deployed on-premises within CBP's secure environment and managed exclusively by internal CBP personnel and cleared SOC services contractors, with no vendor access, remote connectivity, or cloud-based management permitted. The platform includes AllowListing, Ringfencing, Elevation Control, Network and Storage Control, ThreatLocker Detect (EDR), Patch Management, and Configuration Management capabilities, along with associated maintenance and support.

The Contracting Officer will determine fair and reasonable pricing through competition among NASA SEWP V holders, comparison against an Independent Government Cost Estimate, and review of manufacturer published commercial pricing. CBP committed to conduct continuous market research and periodic re-evaluations to enable competitive procurement for future acquisitions should technological parity emerge. The justification was approved on August 19, 2026.

Notice text

Delivery Order 70B04C26F00001120 is for the procurement of brand name ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform new licenses for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Information Technology.

Awarded contract NNG15SC91B to unknown vendor for unknown amount on 2026-09-21.

Files

File Type Posted
ThreatLocker JEFO Redacted_Redacted.pdf PDF

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