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DISA Seeks Industry Input on Combatant Command Migration

July 31, 2026

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Key Takeaways

DISA seeks industry input on combatant command migration to DoDNet.
GDIT filed a protest after Leidos' $11 billion contract expansion.
DISA will conduct market research and develop a new acquisition plan.
Migration aims to impact 231,000 users across 200 sites by fiscal 2028.

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Strategic Implications

This move may indicate DISA's willingness to reconsider its acquisition approach, which could lead to a more competitive and transparent process. The agency's decision to conduct market research suggests a shift towards a more collaborative approach with industry, which may result in better outcomes for the combatant commands' migration to DoDNet.

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What Happened

Agency Reconsiders Acquisition Approach After GDIT Protest

The Defense Information Systems Agency is seeking industry input on its plan to migrate all combatant commands’ common-use IT services to the Defense Department Network after General Dynamics Information Technology challenged the agency’s decision to expand Leidos’ $11 billion Defense Enclave Services contract. DISA will conduct market research, make a new acquisition approach decision, and develop a new acquisition plan. The agency aims to migrate 11 combatant commands to DoDNet by the end of fiscal 2028, impacting approximately 231,000 users across 200 sites worldwide. This development was first reported by Federal News Network.

Source | Originally Published: July 27, 2026

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