V
Value
Applied to DoJ
DoJ contracting officers favor case-throughput and litigation-readiness metrics. VETR's win-themes library covers DoJ-style outcome framings.
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Agency Playbook · DoJ
VETR for the Department of Justice
DoJ buys for the FBI, DEA, BOP, USMS, and EOIR. Cyber, forensics, and legal-services IT dominate; clearance requirements (TS, SCI) gate a large share of the technical work.
Bidding DoJ contracts at a glance
Typical NAICS
541512Computer Systems Design Services541611Administrative Management Consulting561612Security Guards & Patrol Services541690Other Scientific & Technical Consulting541219Other Accounting Services
Set-aside friendly
SDVOSB
8(a)
WOSB
HUBZone
Common vehicles
- DoJ ITSS-5
- GSA MAS
- OASIS+
- STARS III
Typical award size
$1M – $20M per task order
The VETR Framework
How VETR applies to DoJ pursuits
Four pillars, calibrated to how DoJ contracting officers actually evaluate proposals.
E
Experience
Applied to DoJ
Past performance with classified or law-enforcement-sensitive environments wins. VETR's past-performance records carry classification-level detail.
T
Teaming
Applied to DoJ
Cleared cyber + bilingual analyst teaming is common. VETR's teaming CRM tags partners on both axes.
R
Responsiveness
Applied to DoJ
DoJ amendments often involve cleared-personnel substitutions. VETR's amendment tracker flags staffing-impact amendments first.
Set-asides used at the DoJ
Pair the agency playbook with the relevant program preferences
NAICS codes the DoJ buys under
Industry-specific playbooks for this agency's most common procurement codes
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