Momentum Federal

The F-35 Lightning II Joint Program Office (JPO), Arlington, Virginia, will host an industry day May 21, 2026, to discuss the programs upcoming requirement for Information Technology (IT) and Information Assurance (IA)/Cybersecurity Services (CS). During this vital forum, the Government will share its upcoming procurement needs with our industry partners. This event is intended to be a place of transparent communication and collaboration between the public and private sectors; it offers a prime opportunity for vendors to understand the Governments requirements, ask clarifying questions, and network with both Government officials and potential partners. The F-35 JPO will use feedback and information about industry capability to refine its requirements. The F-35 JPO requires comprehensive IT and IA/CS support for its Joint Virtual Enterprise (JVE) network and standalone workstations. This support, crucial to the JPOs mission effectiveness and the successful fielding of F-35 mission capabilities, will be provided across all directorates, functional areas, and integrated product teams. This includes, but is not limited to, program management, enterprise performance management, enterprise architecture, emerging capabilities and requirements implementation, life cycle management, operations & maintenance, enterprise data management, service desk support, IT training, and CS support. This includes managing the JVE network to support both unclassified communications, ensuring seamless connectivity and service across the network, and coordinating with contractors responsible for classified systems and external trusted networks. The Contractor shall be responsible for a full range of services as outlined in the Draft PWS, Attachment 1. The Government anticipates the RFP will be released under the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) 541512, Computer System Design Services, with a size standard of $34.0 Mil. The resultant contract is expected to be base plus four years. We encourage any and all interested parties to attend the industry day to discuss this requirement in further detail. Please refer to this link for more information and RSVP to the event. Please submit all questions through the form on this link: https://www.jsf.mil/industry-day. Feel free to reach out to Contract Specialist Sanjana Garg Sanjana.Garg@jsf.mil or Contracting Officer, John Meyers at John.Meyers@jsf.mil.

Criterion	Score	Gate	Weight
Composite fit	32	—	0.5
Why: Momentum Federal's software development and cloud capabilities are adjacent but do not cover the network operations, service desk, cybersecurity/IA, and enterprise IT lifecycle management that dominate this requirement, yielding a below-threshold composite score.
Technical fit	35	pass	0.3
Why: Cloud-native dev, data engineering, and FedRAMP-aware architecture touch enterprise architecture and data management sub-areas, but the core requirement is network O&M, ISSO/IA/CS support, service desk, and JVE network management — none of which appear in Momentum's stated capabilities.
Financial fit	45	pass	0.2
Why: The $34M NAICS size standard and a base-plus-four-year IDIQ are financially workable for a small firm, but the broad scope (multi-directorate, full IT lifecycle) implies a contract value likely requiring significant labor depth Momentum may not yet staff.