DEPT OF DEFENSE

Low-Code/No-Code (LCNC) Application Ecosystem for Army Logistics and Finance

NAICS 541511Source sam.gov

The Army Contracting Command Rock Island (ACC-RI), on behalf of the Program Executive Office (PEO) Enterprise Business Systems Convergence (EBS-C), is seeking information from industry on capabilities to develop, host, integrate, and sustain Low-Code/No-Code (LCNC) applications. These applications will support the Army's finance and logistics communities by augmenting the capabilities of the Army's enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. The Government is interested in solutions from all sources, including commercial, government, traditional, and non-traditional defense contractors. This includes vendors who may not have a fully developed solution but have the capability and interest to develop applications tailored to the Army's needs. The input from this RFI will be used to inform the acquisition approach, technical requirements, and integration strategies for a future Army LCNC application ecosystem. This is solely a Request for Information (RFI) for market research purposes and does not constitute a solicitation. Interested parties are directed to review the attached RFI document for complete details on the required information and submission instructions. The response deadline is 12:00 PM Central Time, February 16, 2026.

Qualified · composite score 64

Per-criterion scores

Criterion	Score	Gate	Weight
Composite fit	62	—	0.5
Why: Momentum Federal has solid cloud-native and modern web development capabilities that partially align with the LCNC ecosystem vision, but the absence of demonstrated low-code/no-code platform experience, DoD/Army past performance, and security clearance credentials meaningfully limits competitiveness for the eventual solicitation.
Technical fit	68	pass	0.3
Why: Cloud-native AWS/Azure GovCloud, AI/ML analytics, React/TypeScript front-end, and FedRAMP-aware architecture map well to the integration and hosting requirements, but there is no explicit LCNC platform experience (e.g., Power Platform, Appian, OutSystems) and no evidence of ERP integration work with Army finance/logistics systems like GFEBS or LMP.
Financial fit	65	pass	0.2
Why: Processing $50M in commercial contracts shows some financial operational scale, but Army enterprise ERP-adjacent programs typically run at $50M–$500M+ contract values, and Momentum Federal's federal revenue base and bonding capacity are unknown, making workability plausible but unverified.

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