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JURY MANAGEMENT SOLUTION (JMS) SYSTEM

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Due Oct 30, 2026·Posted Oct 9, 2026

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This pre-solicitation notice covers a web-based Jury Management System (JMS) solution for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts to support jury selection, management, and tracking across all 94 federal district courts, with performance in Washington, DC.
Responses due by 3:00 P.M. ET on TBD, 2026; this is a pre-solicitation notice preceding a formal RFP (USCA27R0009).
The Judiciary seeks a single-award IDIQ contract for a commercial off-the-shelf web-based JMS with a minimum guarantee of $500 and a base 5-year ordering period (12/01/2026–11/30/2031), with optional 5-year extension and additional 6-month extension available.
The solution must support end-to-end jury lifecycle management including qualification, summoning, wheel management, financial processing, and integration with the Judiciary's Momentum financial management system, with 99.9% uptime and nationwide 24/7 monitoring.
The RFP includes detailed security requirements including Authority to Operate (ATO) per NIST RMF, encryption per FIPS 140-3, data residency in the United States only, and compliance with Zero Trust Architecture principles.
Pilot evaluation will occur within 5 days of proposal receipt, requiring the offeror to provide a fully configured test environment with mock data, 30 user accounts across three roles, and help desk support during the pilot session.
The Contractor must obtain cryptographically defensible randomization per NIST SP 800-90A/B with reproducible, timestamped audit logs; support both one-step and two-step jury qualification workflows configurable per district; and maintain four-year retention of jury selection records and six-year-three-month retention of financial records.
The Contractor shall provide Tier 2 and Tier 3 nationwide support Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. Eastern Time, with response targets of less than 2 hours for Priority 1 and less than 8 hours for Priority 2 incidents.
All data, APIs, and custom deliverables developed exclusively for the Judiciary are owned by the Judiciary; the Contractor retains only a license to host and operate Custom Deliverables on its platform to deliver the SaaS service.
The contract includes mandatory use of Generative AI disclosure per clause H-5 and H-8; any AI system use requires prior written CO/COR approval, and judiciary data may not be moved outside the U.S. or used to train AI models without express written authorization.
Offers must be emailed to aj_lee@ao.uscourts.gov and vanessa_jackson@ao.uscourts.gov by the date and time on SF 1449; questions must be submitted in writing using Attachment 4 by 12:00 PM ET on TBD, 2026.
Requirement: The contractor must obtain and maintain an Authority to Operate (ATO) in accordance with NIST SP 800-37 Revision 2, including development of System Security Plan, provision of control implementation evidence, support for third-party security assessment, remediation of findings per Judiciary timelines, and annual continuous monitoring reports.
Requirement: The Contractor must integrate with Government identity and access management services using personal identity verification (PIV), single sign-on (SAML 2.0, OIDC, OAuth 2.0), and multi-factor authentication (MFA) in compliance with Zero Trust Architecture and defense in depth principles.
Requirement: All data must be stored and processed exclusively within the United States; movement of judiciary data outside the United States is prohibited unless expressly approved in writing by the Contracting Officer and Contracting Officer's Representative.
Requirement: Data exchanges with the Judiciary's financial management system (Momentum/JIFMS) must succeed at least 98% of the time without manual intervention, with 100% of critical integration defects remediated within agreed timelines.
Requirement: The system must maintain at least 99.9% uptime per calendar month (excluding Government-approved maintenance), deliver web page loads and routine transactions in 2 seconds or less (95% of transactions), and complete complex queries within 5 seconds or initiate asynchronously.
Requirement: The Contractor must remediate 100% of identified high-risk and critical security vulnerabilities within agreed timelines in accordance with task order requirements.
Requirement: The proposed JMS must be in active production use in courts across multiple jurisdictions (state, federal, or international) at a scale sufficient to support nationwide deployment to all 94 federal district courts and off-conus locations.
Requirement: The Contractor shall perform pilot testing across 13 pilot courts representing varying operational complexity, size, and jury plan configurations; successful completion and Government authorization are mandatory prerequisites to nationwide rollout.
Requirement: Attendance recording and payment authorization functions in juror financial processing must be assigned to separate users with separation of duties enforced at the role/permission level; this control may be disabled only if the court has valid exception authority.

Term: Base period of 5 years…
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USCA27R0009

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Deliver a web-based, cloud-hosted Jury Management System that supports the complete jury lifecycle from qualification through service completion for both petit and grand jury operations, with the ability for courts to configure jury plan parameters (source lists, selection methods, wheel sizes, qual…
Implement four-stage cryptographically defensible randomization per NIST SP 800-90A/B with reproducible, timestamped audit logs of every random draw, and provide written documentation from NIST or equivalent standards body certifying the randomization approach.
Integrate the JMS with the Judiciary's Momentum financial management system to produce export files with specified column definitions for juror attendance fees, mileage reimbursement, and IRS Form 1099-MISC generation, while maintaining auditability and traceability to individual juror records.
Migrate 100% of data (juror records, wheel composition, qualification status, depletion tracking, audit logs, financial history) from the Legacy JMS to the new JMS with complete validation that migrated wheel data is identical in composition and sequence before cutover authorization.
Achieve and maintain Authority to Operate (ATO) per NIST Risk Management Framework (NIST SP 800-37 Revision 2), including delivery of System Security Plan, security assessment support, Plan of Action and Milestones remediation, annual continuous monitoring reports, and all security artifacts require…

Posted Scope of Work

ALSO KNOW AS THE JURY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (JMS).

This is a pre-solicitation notice for a web-based Jury Management System (JMS) solution and is prepared in accordance with Judiciary Guide Volume 14, § 330 Standard Competitive Contracting Procedures as supplemented with additional information included in this notice, for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AO). This solicitation is unrestricted and is not set aside for small business. The Judiciary is not subject to the FAR to include small business regulations.

The AO is seeking to award a single award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract for a commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS), web-based Jury Management Solution (JMS) to assist the courts with the selection, management, and tracking of jurors, as well as performing financial and statistical calculations including interfacing with the Judiciary’s financial management system, Momentum.

The attached DRAFT solicitation USCA27R0009 provides details on the requirement, instructions, and evaluation criteria.

Responsible sources shall follow the instructions in the attached RFP. Responses to this solicitation are due no later than 3:00 P.M. ET on TBD, 2026, late submissions may not be accepted. Offers must be emailed in accordance with instructions in Section L-0 of the RFP.

NO QUESTIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE PRE-SOLICITATION. No phone calls will be accepted.

The following is a list of the attached documents for this solicitation:

USCA27R0009 – JMS DRAFT RFP

Attachment 1 - JMS Performance Work Statement (PWS)

Attachment 2 - JMS Examples PDF Portfolio

Attachment 3 - JMS Matrix Technical Volume

Attachment 4 - RFP Questions

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The Contractor shall deliver and maintain a modern, secure, cloud-hosted JMS that supports the complete jury lifecycle from qualification through service completion for both petit and grand jury operations across all federal district courts. The system must enable court-specific configuration of jury plan parameters (source lists, selection methods, wheel sizes, qualification criteria, exemptions, and excusals) without custom development; support four-stage cryptographically defensible randomization with reproducible audit logs; provide secure web interfaces for court personnel and online portals for prospective jurors to submit forms and request postponements/excusals; support financial processing including attendance fee and mileage calculations per federal statute; integrate with the Judiciary's Momentum financial management system via specified export files; generate AO Form 12 demographic composition reports; support multi-channel communication (IVR, email, SMS, mobile); enable scanning and optical character recognition of juror forms; support proximity-based check-in/check-out; maintain hard confidentiality of grand juror information; enforce prior service tracking and statutory exemptions as hard bars; preserve continuity of operations during transitions with dual-wheel support; maintain all data exclusively within the U.S. with FIPS 140-3 encryption; obtain and maintain Authority to Operate per NIST SP 800-37 Revision 2; achieve 99.9% uptime; provide Tier 2/Tier 3 support Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–7 p.m. ET with less than 2-hour Priority 1 and less than 8-hour Priority 2 response times; support pilot testing across 13 courts prior to nationwide rollout; perform complete data migration from the Legacy JMS with 100% accuracy validation; and provide role-based training and ongoing knowledge transfer for all users throughout the contract term.

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What is the contracting vehicle and what are the key ordering parameters?

This is a single-award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a minimum guarantee of $500. The base ordering period is five (5) years (12/01/2026–11/30/2031), with an optional second ordering period of five (5) years (12/01/2031–11/30/2036) and an optional third period for up to 6 months extension (12/01/2031–05/31/2037). Task Orders will be issued throughout the term based on Government needs. The Government intends to issue multiple Task Orders against the IDIQ during a fiscal year.

What security certifications and compliance standards must the JMS meet?

The Contractor must obtain and maintain an Authority to Operate (ATO) in accordance with NIST Risk Management Framework (NIST SP 800-37 Revision 2). The system must implement cryptographic controls per FIPS 140-3 for data in transit and at rest; integrate with Government identity and access management services (PIV, SSO per SAML 2.0/OIDC/OAuth 2.0, MFA); maintain a robust cybersecurity program aligned with Gartner's Zero Trust Architecture, Defense-in-Depth, CISA secure-by-design principles, and DevSecOps automation; perform continuous monitoring per NIST SP 800-137; support incident response with reporting of PII/SPII incidents within one hour of discovery; and maintain compliance with Judiciary Application and Authentication standards (JISF). All data must be stored and processed exclusively within the United States.

What pilot testing and deployment validation is required?

Within 5 days of proposal receipt, the Contractor must provide a fully functioning test environment URL, 30 user login credentials (10 Jury Administrator, 10 Standard Clerk, 10 Payment Editor accounts), and a mock 'TEST COURT' district with two fictitious divisions populated with mock data and all system configurations necessary for Government evaluation. The Contractor must establish end-to-end workflows, conduct operational readiness testing, and deploy to 13 pilot courts representing varying operational complexity and jury plan configurations. Successful completion of pilot testing and Government authorization are mandatory prerequisites before nationwide rollout to other federal district courts. Exit criteria must include functional completeness, performance benchmarks, security compliance, integration stability, and defect thresholds.

What are the key performance and uptime requirements for the JMS?

The JMS must maintain at least 99.9% system uptime per calendar month (excluding Government-approved scheduled maintenance). Standard web page loads and routine user transaction response times must be 2 seconds or less under peak concurrent loads for at least 95% of all transactions. Complex search queries, data exports, and heavy report generation must complete within 5 seconds or be initiated asynchronously with real-time status tracking. The system must automatically scale to handle peak concurrent user traffic across all time zones without degradation. Planned maintenance is limited to 8 hours per month during off-peak hours (nights/weekends) with 7 days' advance Government approval. Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is within 4 hours and Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is within 1 hour of failure.

What Artificial Intelligence requirements and restrictions apply to the contract?

Any use of Artificial Intelligence (including generative, predictive, or agentic AI) in contract performance must be disclosed to the Contracting Officer and Contracting Officer's Representative prior to use. Disclosures must identify the AI system(s), specific judiciary data or information being input to the AI system, identification of third parties with access to judiciary data, and deliverables to be developed in whole or part by AI. Judiciary data may not be moved outside the United States or used to train AI models without express written authorization. Any generative or agentic AI use discovered after contract award must be disclosed within 72 hours of discovery. All AI output deliverables must be verified and confirmed by the Contractor to be free from errors, bias, and hallucinations prior to submission to the Government.

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JURY MANAGEMENT SOLUTION (JMS) SYSTEM

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Content: ALSO KNOW AS THE JURY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (JMS). This is a pre-solicitation notice for a web-based Jury Management System (JMS) solution and is prepared in accordance with Judiciary Guide Volume 14, § 330 Standard Competitive Contractin
Last Modified Date: Oct 9, 2026

Modified Date

Oct 9, 2026

Response Date

Oct 30, 2026

Modifications

Count: 0

Response Time Zone

America/New_York

Response Date Actual

Oct 30, 2026

Solicitation Number

USCA27R0009

Organization Hierarchy

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1027

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE U.S. COURTS

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active

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Organization Id

300000015

Code

1027

Name

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE U.S. COURTS

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Status

active

Address

Organization Id

300000117

Code

103299

Name

AOUSC-PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT DIV

Type

OFFICE

Level

Status

active

Address

Zip: "20002"
City: "WASHINGTON"
State: "DC"
Country: "USA"
Street Address: "ONE COLUMBUS CIRCLE, NE"

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Title

JURY MANAGEMENT SOLUTION (JMS) SYSTEM

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Code: 541511
Type: primary

Title

JURY MANAGEMENT SOLUTION (JMS) SYSTEM

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JURY MANAGEMENT SOLUTION (JMS) SYSTEM

Administrative Office of the UIssuing agency·Washington, DC·via the SAM.gov Get Opportunities API

19days left

Due Oct 30, 2026·Posted Oct 9, 2026

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AI takeaways

This pre-solicitation notice covers a web-based Jury Management System (JMS) solution for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts to support jury selection, management, and tracking across all 94 federal district courts, with performance in Washington, DC.
Responses due by 3:00 P.M. ET on TBD, 2026; this is a pre-solicitation notice preceding a formal RFP (USCA27R0009).
The Judiciary seeks a single-award IDIQ contract for a commercial off-the-shelf web-based JMS with a minimum guarantee of $500 and a base 5-year ordering period (12/01/2026–11/30/2031), with optional 5-year extension and additional 6-month extension available.
The solution must support end-to-end jury lifecycle management including qualification, summoning, wheel management, financial processing, and integration with the Judiciary's Momentum financial management system, with 99.9% uptime and nationwide 24/7 monitoring.
The RFP includes detailed security requirements including Authority to Operate (ATO) per NIST RMF, encryption per FIPS 140-3, data residency in the United States only, and compliance with Zero Trust Architecture principles.
Pilot evaluation will occur within 5 days of proposal receipt, requiring the offeror to provide a fully configured test environment with mock data, 30 user accounts across three roles, and help desk support during the pilot session.
The Contractor must obtain cryptographically defensible randomization per NIST SP 800-90A/B with reproducible, timestamped audit logs; support both one-step and two-step jury qualification workflows configurable per district; and maintain four-year retention of jury selection records and six-year-three-month retention of financial records.
The Contractor shall provide Tier 2 and Tier 3 nationwide support Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. Eastern Time, with response targets of less than 2 hours for Priority 1 and less than 8 hours for Priority 2 incidents.
All data, APIs, and custom deliverables developed exclusively for the Judiciary are owned by the Judiciary; the Contractor retains only a license to host and operate Custom Deliverables on its platform to deliver the SaaS service.
The contract includes mandatory use of Generative AI disclosure per clause H-5 and H-8; any AI system use requires prior written CO/COR approval, and judiciary data may not be moved outside the U.S. or used to train AI models without express written authorization.
Offers must be emailed to aj_lee@ao.uscourts.gov and vanessa_jackson@ao.uscourts.gov by the date and time on SF 1449; questions must be submitted in writing using Attachment 4 by 12:00 PM ET on TBD, 2026.
Requirement: The contractor must obtain and maintain an Authority to Operate (ATO) in accordance with NIST SP 800-37 Revision 2, including development of System Security Plan, provision of control implementation evidence, support for third-party security assessment, remediation of findings per Judiciary timelines, and annual continuous monitoring reports.
Requirement: The Contractor must integrate with Government identity and access management services using personal identity verification (PIV), single sign-on (SAML 2.0, OIDC, OAuth 2.0), and multi-factor authentication (MFA) in compliance with Zero Trust Architecture and defense in depth principles.
Requirement: All data must be stored and processed exclusively within the United States; movement of judiciary data outside the United States is prohibited unless expressly approved in writing by the Contracting Officer and Contracting Officer's Representative.
Requirement: Data exchanges with the Judiciary's financial management system (Momentum/JIFMS) must succeed at least 98% of the time without manual intervention, with 100% of critical integration defects remediated within agreed timelines.
Requirement: The system must maintain at least 99.9% uptime per calendar month (excluding Government-approved maintenance), deliver web page loads and routine transactions in 2 seconds or less (95% of transactions), and complete complex queries within 5 seconds or initiate asynchronously.
Requirement: The Contractor must remediate 100% of identified high-risk and critical security vulnerabilities within agreed timelines in accordance with task order requirements.
Requirement: The proposed JMS must be in active production use in courts across multiple jurisdictions (state, federal, or international) at a scale sufficient to support nationwide deployment to all 94 federal district courts and off-conus locations.
Requirement: The Contractor shall perform pilot testing across 13 pilot courts representing varying operational complexity, size, and jury plan configurations; successful completion and Government authorization are mandatory prerequisites to nationwide rollout.
Requirement: Attendance recording and payment authorization functions in juror financial processing must be assigned to separate users with separation of duties enforced at the role/permission level; this control may be disabled only if the court has valid exception authority.

Term: Base period of 5 years…
Documents: 6 files

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Location:

Washington, DC 20544

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Notice

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USCA27R0009

Method

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Duration

Base period of 5 years (12/01/2026–11/30/2031) with optional 5-year extension and optional 6-month extension

Documents

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USCA27R0009 - Jury Management Solution DRAFT RFP.pdfPDF

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Attachment 1 - Jury Management Solution PWS.pdfPDF

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Attachment 2 - JMS Examples PDF Portfolio.pdfPDF

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Attachment 3 - JMS Matrix Technical Volume.xlsxXLSX

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Attachment 4 - RFP Questions.xlsxXLSX

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What this bid is asking for

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Deliver a web-based, cloud-hosted Jury Management System that supports the complete jury lifecycle from qualification through service completion for both petit and grand jury operations, with the ability for courts to configure jury plan parameters (source lists, selection methods, wheel sizes, qual…
Implement four-stage cryptographically defensible randomization per NIST SP 800-90A/B with reproducible, timestamped audit logs of every random draw, and provide written documentation from NIST or equivalent standards body certifying the randomization approach.
Integrate the JMS with the Judiciary's Momentum financial management system to produce export files with specified column definitions for juror attendance fees, mileage reimbursement, and IRS Form 1099-MISC generation, while maintaining auditability and traceability to individual juror records.
Migrate 100% of data (juror records, wheel composition, qualification status, depletion tracking, audit logs, financial history) from the Legacy JMS to the new JMS with complete validation that migrated wheel data is identical in composition and sequence before cutover authorization.
Achieve and maintain Authority to Operate (ATO) per NIST Risk Management Framework (NIST SP 800-37 Revision 2), including delivery of System Security Plan, security assessment support, Plan of Action and Milestones remediation, annual continuous monitoring reports, and all security artifacts require…

Posted Scope of Work

ALSO KNOW AS THE JURY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (JMS).

The attached DRAFT solicitation USCA27R0009 provides details on the requirement, instructions, and evaluation criteria.

NO QUESTIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE PRE-SOLICITATION. No phone calls will be accepted.

The following is a list of the attached documents for this solicitation:

USCA27R0009 – JMS DRAFT RFP

Attachment 1 - JMS Performance Work Statement (PWS)

Attachment 2 - JMS Examples PDF Portfolio

Attachment 3 - JMS Matrix Technical Volume

Attachment 4 - RFP Questions

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What is the contracting vehicle and what are the key ordering parameters?

What security certifications and compliance standards must the JMS meet?

What pilot testing and deployment validation is required?

What are the key performance and uptime requirements for the JMS?

What Artificial Intelligence requirements and restrictions apply to the contract?

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Awardee

Title

JURY MANAGEMENT SOLUTION (JMS) SYSTEM

R Score

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Is Canceled

Publish Date

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Descriptions

Content: ALSO KNOW AS THE JURY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (JMS). This is a pre-solicitation notice for a web-based Jury Management System (JMS) solution and is prepared in accordance with Judiciary Guide Volume 14, § 330 Standard Competitive Contractin
Last Modified Date: Oct 9, 2026

Modified Date

Oct 9, 2026

Response Date

Oct 30, 2026

Modifications

Count: 0

Response Time Zone

America/New_York

Response Date Actual

Oct 30, 2026

Solicitation Number

USCA27R0009

Organization Hierarchy

Code

1027

Name

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE U.S. COURTS

Type

DEPARTMENT

Level

Status

active

Address

Organization Id

300000015

Code

1027

Name

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE U.S. COURTS

Type

AGENCY

Level

Status

active

Address

Organization Id

300000117

Code

103299

Name

AOUSC-PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT DIV

Type

OFFICE

Level

Status

active

Address

Zip: "20002"
City: "WASHINGTON"
State: "DC"
Country: "USA"
Street Address: "ONE COLUMBUS CIRCLE, NE"

Organization Id

500000043

Type

Presolicitation

Title

JURY MANAGEMENT SOLUTION (JMS) SYSTEM

Active

Yes

Detail

Type

Naics

Code: 541511
Type: primary

Title

JURY MANAGEMENT SOLUTION (JMS) SYSTEM

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