AOI - UAM Amendment 02

Area of Interest (AOI) for
User Activity Monitoring (UAM) Centralization
Prototype Other Transaction (OT)
Project Number

DISA-OTA-27-R-UAM

Commercial Solutions
Opening Number

HC108425S0001

AOI Title

UAM Centralization Prototype OT

Issued By

Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) | www.disa.mil Defense Information Technology Contracting Office (DITCO)

Submission Instructions

To respond to this AOI, please refer to paragraph 5 of the AOI and the Commercial Solutions Opening, section 3.1, General Guidelines and section 3.2, Phase 1 Solution Briefs.

*Solution Briefs Due
Date/Time (Suspense)

29 October 2026, 5:00 p.m., CDT

Submit Solution Brief To

DITCO OTA Team:

[email protected] Agreements Officer: Joe Santel
Agreements Specialist: Ariah Graham

*Any submissions that are received by the Agreements Officer after the suspense date/time listed above will be deemed late and not evaluated. It is the sole responsibility of the performer to ensure that its submission is received in the inbox listed above before the deadline specified. This AOI may result in the Government awarding a prototype OT in accordance with 10 U.S.C. § 4022. This AOI, and any OT awarded from this AOI, is not subject to the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) or its supplements.

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1. BACKGROUND

UAM is a technical capability utilized within the Department of War (DoW) to observe and record the actions and activities of any individual, at any time, on Government devices accessing Government information or National Security Information (NSI) to detect insider threats and to support authorized investigations. Agencies that operate or have access to classified networks have the responsibility to maintain appropriate safeguarding and monitoring of the classified information shared on networks in accordance with Federal laws, regulations, and policies. The current UAM capabilities within the DoW are fractured and lack interoperability. Individual DoW agencies and organizations independently deploy and manage their UAM software on separate localized infrastructures. This creates operational silos, redundant maintenance efforts, duplicate cybersecurity efforts often requiring multiple Authorizations to Operate (ATO), and critical capability gaps. DISA is leading an effort to develop a modernized UAM capability that is an integrated and interoperable netcentric solution that would enable organizations to access UAM services and provide support services to maintain UAM platforms across multiple