Mobile Threat Defense and Mobile Endpoint Detection & Response (MTD / Mobile EDR) Department of Justice (DOJ)
Key Dates
Due Date
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Posted Date
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Agency & Value
Agency
JMD-PROCUREMENT SERVICES STAFF
Contract Value
Not provided
Codes & Classification
Solicitation Number
MTDMEDRRFI
NAICS
541519 - Other Computer Related Services
Classification Code
7G21
Additional Details
The Department of Justice (DOJ), through its JMD-Procurement Services Staff, has issued a Special Notice in the form of a Request for Information (RFI) to gather market intelligence on industry solutions for Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) and Mobile Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR). This initiative is aimed at enhancing the security posture of government-managed mobile devices that are integral to DOJ operations, including law enforcement, litigation, national security, and executive functions. The RFI is strictly for information-gathering purposes and does not represent a solicitation or a commitment to procure any products or services.
**Purpose and Scope**
The DOJ seeks to understand the current landscape of mobile security solutions capable of defending against sophisticated threats targeting mobile endpoints. The focus is on solutions that go beyond traditional compliance-oriented MTD, exploring advanced EDR-style capabilities such as investigative visibility, post-compromise analysis, and integration with Security Operations Centers (SOC). The intended outcome is to identify offerings that support enterprise-scale deployment, maintain privacy protections, and meet federal compliance requirements.
**Key Requirements and Objectives**
Respondents are invited to provide information on solutions that address the following core areas:
- **Advanced Threat Detection:** Capabilities to detect threats across iOS and Android devices, including operating system compromise, rooting/jailbreaking, zero-day vulnerabilities, network-based attacks, malicious applications, and mobile phishing/social engineering.
- **Device Visibility and Behavioral Analysis:** Tools for monitoring device state, configuration, and behavioral anomalies.
- **Investigation and Threat Hunting:** Support for investigative workflows and threat hunting on mobile endpoints, including forensic analysis and distinguishing high-confidence threats.
- **Integration with Security Ecosystems:** Compatibility with SIEM, SOAR, identity/access management, and mobile device management (MDM) platforms, including details on whether full MDM enrollment is required.
- **Privacy and Data Handling:** Mechanisms for privacy-preserving telemetry collection, data residency, exclusion/protection of user content, use of third-party subprocessors, and controls for U.S. government data sovereignty.
- **Scalability and Operations:** Information on maximum deployment scale, performance for large fleets, availability, resilience, disaster recovery, and administrative access controls.
- **Compliance and Security Posture:** Alignment with NIST security controls, federal cybersecurity and privacy standards, FedRAMP authorization (if applicable), and supply chain risk management.
- **Product Roadmap:** High-level overview of planned advancements in threat detection, investigative capabilities, and integration over the next 24–36 months.
- **Pricing Model:** General description of licensing approach, minimum commitments, and typical cost drivers (detailed pricing not required).
**Response Instructions**
Responses should be concise, not exceeding 15 pages (excluding appendices, cover letter, and table of contents), and submitted in PDF format. Marketing materials may be included as appendices. The DOJ requests that respondents focus on currently available capabilities rather than aspirational features.
**Contracting Entity and Classification**
- **Contracting Entity:** JMD-Procurement Services Staff, Department of Justice, Offices, Boards and Divisions
- **Location:** Washington, District of Columbia (DC), United States
- **NAICS Code:** 541519 (Other Computer Related Services)
- **Product Service Code:** 7G21
- **Set-Aside:** None specified; this RFI is open to all qualified vendors.
**Contact Information**
- **Primary Contact:** Andrew Martin
- **Email:** [email protected]
- **Phone:** 202-598-1339
**Additional Details**
- **Notice Status:** Active
- **Post Date:** March 20, 2026
- **Response Due:** March 23, 2026
- **Notice URL:** [SAM.gov Opportunity](https://sam.gov/opp/4682fdaf55ae4314bb98436c27e722db/view)
**Constant Elements Over Contract Lifecycle**
The DOJ’s commitment to federal compliance, privacy protection, and integration with enterprise security ecosystems will remain central throughout any future procurement. The focus on scalable, resilient, and privacy-preserving solutions that align with federal standards and support mission-critical operations is expected to persist.
**Summary for Contractors**
This RFI represents an opportunity for vendors specializing in mobile security to showcase their capabilities in advanced threat detection, endpoint visibility, investigative workflows, and integration with federal security operations. Contractors should evaluate their solutions against the DOJ’s requirements for scalability, compliance, privacy, and operational resilience. The absence of set-aside restrictions and the broad scope of interest make this an inclusive opportunity for both established and emerging providers in the mobile security domain.