UX Contract › Open bids › Cybersecurity › New Jersey
OPEN BIDS · CYBERSECURITY · NJ
Cybersecurity government contracts in New Jersey
7 open federal notices for cybersecurity services and systems in New Jersey. Matched to NAICS 541512 Computer Systems Design Services, NAICS 541519 Other Computer Related Services and to notices whose titles describe the same work. Each bid links to its official notice on SAM.gov. Updated twice a day.
Due soonest
7G21--BNE Hillrom Voalte Nurse Call Requirement (New Work)
Buying office in New Jersey
DA01--VA-27-00015330 - Mission-Oriented Services for Application Integration and Capabilities (MOSAIC)
Buying office in New Jersey
DA01--RFI Action Only Healthcare Data Auditing Billing and Coding Optimization Software
Buying office in New Jersey
DA01--CORP: VCS Standalone IT Support Contract - RFI (VA-27-00012857)
Buying office in New Jersey
DA01--VA-26-00071371 Memorials Integration Services and Innovation
Buying office in New Jersey
R499--(New) VISN-22 Project Management Information System SaaS (VA-26-00059514)
Buying office in New Jersey
DE01--ECO CCI Managed Services RECOMPETE (VA-27-00000467)
Buying office in New Jersey
Who buys cybersecurity
In fiscal year 2026, federal agencies obligated $31.29 billion for computer systems design services (NAICS 541512), $492.3 million of it in New Jersey, across 11,842 awards. The biggest buyers: General Services Administration ($6.45 billion), Department of Defense ($6.44 billion), Department of Veterans Affairs ($4.95 billion), Department of Health and Human Services ($3.22 billion). From USAspending.gov.
How to bid on cybersecurity contracts
To bid you need a free, active SAM.gov registration with NAICS 541512 listed, and for a set-aside, the status it names. Most cybersecurity work is bought by local contracting offices at bases, hospitals and federal buildings, so the place of work on each notice matters.
Open notices from SAM.gov's public file of active contract opportunities, updated twice a day (last Oct 24, 8:23 PM ET). Spending from USAspending.gov. UX Contract is independent and not a government website.