Building Automation System Integration Software and Equipment Supplies

Overview

IT Support, Hardware & Networking

Washington, District of Columbia, United StatesPosted 8 days agoDeadline: May 13th, 2026

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SUMMARY

Request for information for integration software and equipment supplies to support an enterprise-wide building automation system, with emphasis on IT efficiency and IPv6 standardization.

KEY REQUIREMENTS

Must provide BAS integration software and equipment that does not require secondary or 3rd party programming software tools
Must utilize block-logic (wiresheet) programming methodology
Must be non-proprietary and support open-protocol communications (BACnet, MODbus, LonWorks)
Must support Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6)
Must provide a solution roadmap for end-of-life components
Must have a Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) plan aligning with NIST SP 800-161 Rev. 1
Must have documented procedures to detect cybersecurity threats and attacks
Must provide examples of enterprise-wide or multi-building systems implemented within the last 5 years

BUDGET

Estimate

$500,000 – $5,000,000

TIMELINE

Response Date: May 13th, 2026

Inactive Date: May 28th, 2026

QUESTION DEADLINE

May 13th, 2026

Issuing Agency

General Services Administration

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DESCRIPTION

The organization is seeking vendors to provide building automation system (BAS) integration software and the associated equipment supplies for an enterprise-wide BAS solution. The objective is to reduce IT security resource requirements and personnel time, while also supporting adaptability for upcoming IT initiatives.

The proposed solution must standardize BAS hardware and software, with explicit support for Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) as part of the transition from IPv4, in line with relevant directives. Additional goals include consolidating BAS virtual servers—integrating multiple buildings with similar systems within regions onto a single server—to minimize server licensing, patching, updates, and manpower costs. The solution should also contribute to reducing the need for individual virtual machines and decrease IT personnel involvement in software and hardware remediation on the Building Systems Network.

Source attribution

This Settle analysis is based on the issuing organization’s public RFP listing.