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Exploring Next-Generation Digital Identity, Authentication, and Navigation on VA.gov 365357

Solicitation 365357 Copied Notice ID 3ae6fc27a51c4332870c63938d2578ae Copied VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF — TECHNOLOGY ACQUISITION CENTER NJ (36C10B)
SAM.gov
Posted
Jan 22, 2026
Deadline
Jan 27, 2026
Set-aside
None
NAICS
N/A
PSC
N/A

Summary

AI-generated · Jan 08, 2026

Seeking market intelligence on next-generation digital identity, authentication, and post-login navigation for VA.gov and the VA Health and Benefits mobile app, focusing on identity verification, multi-factor authentication, post-authentication navigation, accessibility, and varying levels of digital literacy and connectivity. The goal is to identify ideas, capabilities, patterns, and emerging approaches that would deliver a seamless, frictionless digital identity experience while maintaining or exceeding current security standards.

Respondents should submit a capability statement that addresses each item described in the attached documents and include a rough order-of-magnitude cost estimate. This is a market intelligence (sources sought) effort to inform VA initiatives and is not a procurement award at this time.

Exploring Next-Generation Digital Identity, Authentication, and Navigation on VA.gov The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) delivers digital services and benefits to Veterans through VA.gov and the VA Health and Benefits mobile application. VA leadership has identified persistent challenges that prevent some Veterans from easily authenticating, signing in, and navigating VA digital services. These challenges relate to identity verification, multi-factor authentication (MFA), post-authentication navigation, accessibility, and varying levels of digital literacy and connectivity. This Request is issued to gather market intelligence on available ideas, capabilities, patterns, and emerging approaches that could help Veterans more easily access and use VA.gov and related VA digital services, with a particular focus on digital identity, authentication, and post-login navigation. VA seeks insights from industry, academia, and other stakeholders on delivering a fundamentally improved digital identity experience for Veterans one that is seamless and frictionless to use while maintaining or exceeding current security standards. Please refer to the attached Market Intelligence Report that describes the technical specifications for this effort. As part of your RFI response, please include the following: A capability statement addressing each of the items detailed in the two attached documents (RFI Cover Page_Exploring Next-Gen Digital Identity Authentication and Navigation on VA.gov 7 Jan and Market Intelligence Request Updated 7 Jan) A rough order of magnitude (ROM)

From Sources Sought posted on Jan 07, 2026

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is seeking information to assess industry capabilities, emerging approaches, and best practices for replacing our existing website, VA.gov, with a premier, modern, secure, and Veteran-centric digital experience. VA s goal is to provide a best-in-class online experience to our nation s Veterans, their families, and other stakeholders thru VA s central entry point for benefits, healthcare, services, and information. The request complements Notice ID: 365357 Exploring Next-Generation Digital Identity, Authentication, and Navigation on VA.gov VA recognizes that replacing VA.gov is not solely a technical challenge. Meaningful improvements require coordination across experience design, platform architecture, content strategy, governance, analytics, and operating models. As a result, VA must modernize in a way that: Maintains continuity of service for millions of users. Integrates with a diverse portfolio of legacy and emerging systems. Operates within a regulated, highly visible federal environment. Supports long-term scalability, adaptability, and resilience. Offers more seamless customer experience. Through this request, VA seeks information on solutions, technologies, and approaches that can fundamentally improve the digital experience across all benefit portfolios. VA welcomes responses that include: Descriptions of relevant ideas, capabilities, and approaches. Case studies or examples from similar environments. User journey workflows for identity proofing, sign-in, recovery, and navigation. Known limitations, risks, and tradeoffs. Lessons learned from past deployments.

From Presolicitation posted on Jan 14, 2026

Exploring Next-Generation Digital Identity, Authentication, and Navigation on VA.gov The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) delivers digital services and benefits to Veterans through VA.gov and the VA Health and Benefits mobile application. VA leadership has identified persistent challenges that prevent some Veterans from easily authenticating, signing in, and navigating VA digital services. These challenges relate to identity verification, multi-factor authentication (MFA), post-authentication navigation, accessibility, and varying levels of digital literacy and connectivity. This Request is issued to gather market intelligence on available ideas, capabilities, patterns, and emerging approaches that could help Veterans more easily access and use VA.gov and related VA digital services, with a particular focus on digital identity, authentication, and post-login navigation. VA seeks insights from industry, academia, and other stakeholders on delivering a fundamentally improved digital identity experience for Veterans one that is seamless and frictionless to use while maintaining or exceeding current security standards. Please refer to the attached Market Intelligence Report that describes the technical specifications for this effort. As part of your RFI response, please include the following: A capability statement addressing each of the items detailed in the two attached documents (RFI Cover Page_Exploring Next-Gen Digital Identity Authentication and Navigation on VA.gov 7 Jan and Market Intelligence Request Updated 7 Jan) ******1/22/2026 UPDATE****************************** * rough order of magnitude (ROM) requirement removed from above. * Q&A spreadsheet has been attached (RFI Q and A Exploring Next-Gen Digital Identity Authentication and Navigation). **********************************************************

From Sources Sought posted on Jan 22, 2026

Notice history

3
  1. Sources Sought Posted Jan 07, 2026 View
  2. Presolicitation Posted Jan 14, 2026
    • Title: Exploring Next-Generation Digital Identity, Authentication, and Navigation on VA.govNotice ID 365357 - Replacement Model for VA.gov
    • Description: Description was updated
    • Notice Type: Sources SoughtPresolicitation
    • Response Deadline: Jan 27, 2026Feb 04, 2026
    • Set-Aside: NoneNo Set aside used
    • NAICS Codes: None541519
  3. Sources Sought LATEST Posted Jan 22, 2026
    • Title: Notice ID 365357 - Replacement Model for VA.govExploring Next-Generation Digital Identity, Authentication, and Navigation on VA.gov
    • Description: Description was updated
    • Notice Type: PresolicitationSources Sought
    • Response Deadline: Feb 04, 2026Jan 27, 2026
    • Set-Aside: No Set aside usedNone
    • NAICS Codes: 541519None

Details

Solicitation number 365357
Notice ID 3ae6fc27a51c4332870c63938d2578ae
Notice type Sources Sought
Archive date Feb 11, 2026

Award Information

Not yet awarded

Contacts

primary
Julia Renna

Email

Phone

secondary
Evan Schlisserman

Email

Phone

Agency

VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
TECHNOLOGY ACQUISITION CENTER NJ (36C10B)

Dates

Posted Jan 22, 2026 6 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 1 day ago
Due Jan 27, 2026 6 months ago