DARPA Enterprise-Wide Generic Low-Code Application Platform

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) seeks information for an enterprise-wide generic low-code application platform to replace current fragmented legacy applications, manual workflows, and siloed business data infrastructure. The platform should support lifecycle workflows for employees, contracts, programs, records, data, IT requests, and task management. It must be tailorable to support various deployment models, including unclassified and classified environments, and have fine-grained attribute-based access control mechanisms. The contract length is expected to be five years, with two years of implementation and three years of license costs. • The platform should support bi-directional interaction with different environments • It should have auditing capabilities for all interactions with access to DARPA cyber-security staff • The platform should support external data-sources and have APIs for interaction with other systems • It should allow robotic process automation from manual, internal, and external triggers • The platform should support group-based routing and fulfillment, avoiding specific individual assignment whenever possible • It should support drafts during workflow activity • The platform should have external data source connectivity without needing to ingest all the data into the platform