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Supply Chain Threat Intelligence and Remediation Software Platform

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Cybersecurity & Data Privacy
United StatesPosted: July 20th, 2026Deadline: August 3rd, 2026

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SUMMARY


The U.S. Government plans to procure a software platform for supply chain threat intelligence and remediation that can ingest SBOMs and analyze dependencies across diverse software artifacts. The notice indicates an intent to pursue a sole-source award while allowing responsible sources to submit capability statements.

DESCRIPTION


The U.S. Government has issued a notice of proposed contract action for the acquisition of a commercial Supply Chain Threat Intelligence and Remediation software platform. The requirement is for a tool capable of ingesting Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) and performing deep dependency analysis across multiple software application types. The platform is intended to strengthen software supply chain risk management and provide threat intelligence and remediation capabilities across the enterprise.

According to the notice, the required solution must support analysis beyond containers and include software binaries, libraries, software components, and containers. The Government states that the platform should enable actionable vulnerability tracking, improve security posture, and accelerate Zero Trust capabilities. The anticipated license structure includes a base year and one option year.

The Government intends to negotiate a sole-source contract with Unison Solutions, Inc. as the sole distributor of the Warpstone Technologies platform. The notice states that this product is considered the only known commercial platform meeting the agency's requirements, including a remediation-focused approach and non-proprietary access code. Although this is not a request for competitive quotations, responsible sources may submit a capability statement or quote for agency consideration.

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When is the submission deadline?
Submissions are due August 3, 2026.
Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
  • Cybersecurity software publisher focused on software supply chain risk management
  • Provider of SBOM ingestion, dependency analysis, and vulnerability remediation platforms
  • Experience supporting federal agencies with commercial security software
  • Capability in Zero Trust enablement and enterprise threat intelligence solutions
  • Familiarity with sole-source federal procurement environments and capability statement submissions

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