Automated Litigation Support

On August 30, 2020, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) awarded four contracts which will provide automated litigation support services to the Department. These were competed under the solicitation 15JPSS20R00000005. These contracts were awarded to the following firms: Contract 15JPSS20D00000368 CACI, Inc. 14370 Newbrook Drive Chantilly, VA 20151-4206 Contract 15JPSS20D00000371 Deloitte 1919 North Lynn Street Arlington, VA 22209-1742 Contract 15JPSS20D00000372 Leidos, Inc. 1750 Presidents ST Reston, VA 20190 Contract 15JPSS20D00000373 PAE Labat-Anderson, Inc. 7799 Leesburg Pike STE300N Falls Church, VA 22043 Automated litigation support encompasses a wide range of professional services and products that help attorneys acquire, organize, develop, and present evidence throughout the course of litigation, from pre-filing investigation, through complaint, discovery, and trial, through post-trial briefs and the appeals process. Contractor personnel will furnish administrative, logistical, professional, and technical labor, supplies, equipment, facilities, materials, and technologies necessary to provide a wide range of professional services and products through the course of litigation. The types of litigation support required under this contract will generally fall into the following areas: (1) Document acquisition; (2) Database creation; (3) Database utilization; (4) Electronic data acquisition and production; (5) Pre-trial and trial support; (6) Resource planning, implementation, and administration; (7) Specialized professional services; (8) Contract and project management; and (9) Legal support. DOJ currently has litigation support programs in seven of its litigating components - Civil Division, Antitrust Division, Civil Rights Division, Criminal Division, Environment and Natural Resources Division, Tax Division, and the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys. All seven existing programs consist of Government specialists who define case-specific or investigation-specific requirements and then manage contractor-provided case support using contracts designed for automated litigation support. The maximum aggregate amount of all task orders issued under all four contracts will not exceed $1,500,000,000 for the entire term of the