The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for Assistant Special Security Officer (ASSO) and Command Special Access Program Security Officer (CMDSAPSO) support services for the Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA). This initiative focuses on ensuring the security of classified Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) at MCTSSA through technical, analytical, and administrative personnel support.
Key responsibilities include developing and implementing security protocols, investigating security incidents, and maintaining accreditation documentation for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIF). Contractors must possess a Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information access, with at least six years of relevant experience. Compliance with various security regulations, including Operations Security (OPSEC) and Defense Counterintelligence Agency directives, is mandatory.
The contract encompasses general requirements, deliverables, including accident reporting and monthly status updates, and protocols for contractor personnel management. Additionally, it emphasizes safety, privacy controls, and adherence to government property regulations. Overall, the PWS aims to deliver superior security measures through qualified personnel while ensuring operational readiness at MCTSSA.
The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for support services under the Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA) for an Assistant Special Security Officer (ASSO) and Command Special Access Program Security Officer (CMDSAPSO). The contractor will provide technical and administrative personnel to assist in managing security tasks, compliance with regulations, and ensuring the safeguarding of classified information. The document details responsibilities including program management, contractor personnel requirements, security requirements, and safety protocols.
Key deliverables outlined include a management and technical plan, monthly status reports, and accident reports. The contractor must maintain adherence to various compliance documents and security protocols, obtain necessary clearances, and conduct regular training for personnel. Operational duties emphasize the evaluation and implementation of security measures and procedures within MCTSSA, as well as the development of standard operating procedures for handling Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI).
The PWS emphasizes the importance of executing tasks without government oversight to maintain non-personal service standards. This document serves as a crucial framework for contractors in the federal government procurement context, particularly regarding the sensitive and classified nature of military operations.
The document outlines the Marine Corps Enterprise Desktop Standardization (MCEDS) 1.0.11.0, detailing supported and unsupported computer models as of October 2, 2024. It lists several computer manufacturers, including Dell, HP, and Getac, along with their respective models and specifications, indicating which models are available for purchase, have been supported, or are no longer eligible. Key information includes Windows operating system versions and procurement categories, such as End User Services (EUS) and Procurement Center for Excellence (PCE). The document emphasizes the necessity of using authorized models to avoid installation errors and provides an FAQ section addressing common inquiries about MCEDS installation and management. It supports ongoing government efforts to standardize and maintain technological infrastructure across military units, ensuring compliance with guidelines while emphasizing continuous updates for hardware and driver compatibility within the federal framework. This document serves as a crucial resource for personnel managing technology acquisitions in compliance with federal software and hardware standards, contributing to enhanced operational efficiency.
The Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA) issued a Request for Information (RFI) M68909-25-I-7600 to gather market data for potential contractors who can provide Assistant Special Security Officer (ASSO) and Command Special Access Program Security Officer (CMDSAPSO) support services. This RFI is not a formal Request for Proposal (RFP) and does not imply a commitment from the Government to issue a solicitation or award a contract. The purpose is to identify qualified businesses capable of fulfilling outlined requirements in the accompanying Performance Work Statement (PWS). Interested parties must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and are invited to submit responses by the specified deadlines, detailing their qualifications, business information, and crafting suggestions. Responses should not contain classified information and must be formatted in a searchable PDF format. The Government will use the information collected to inform future procurement methods and maintain confidentiality throughout the process. A Firm-Fixed Price contract is anticipated should a requirement develop following this market research.
The Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking potential sources for Assistant Special Security Officer (ASSO) and Command Special Access Program Security Officer (CMDSAPSO) Support Services. This notice, identified as M68909-25-I-7600, serves as market research and does not constitute a request for proposals or bids, meaning no contract will be awarded from these responses. Interested businesses must be registered in the System for Award Management and are encouraged to submit capability statements by October 18, 2024. Responses should detail company qualifications, including contact information, business size, and relevant classifications. The objective is to identify qualified vendors to assist in the potential future procurement of these security support services, anticipated to be awarded as a Firm-Fixed Price contract. Respondents should not include classified information and responses will become the property of the Government. This preliminary outreach aims to assist in appropriate acquisition strategy development while ensuring compliance with operational sensitivity and proprietary guidelines.
The Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) M68909-25-I-7600 to gather market research on potential contractors capable of providing Assistant Special Security Officer and Command Special Access Program Security Officer support services. This notice is not a commitment to procure services but seeks to identify qualified businesses for future acquisitions. Interested entities must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and are invited to submit capability statements by the deadline of 25 October 2024. Responses should include essential company information and must adhere to formatting guidelines, emphasizing the importance of unclassified content devoid of proprietary information. Questions from potential respondents were due by 4 October 2024, with responses provided in an attached document. The government retains the right to evolve the requirement and will not reimburse costs incurred from this RFI. This preliminary inquiry aims to facilitate strategic decision-making for future solicitation and potential contracting needs.
The government file addresses inquiries regarding the upcoming contract M68909-25-I-7600, with specifications related to security personnel and contract performance. The contract requires one full-time employee with an active SCI clearance, primarily working weekdays on-site. The Program Manager role has been removed from the PWS, confirming no incumbent contractor is associated with this new requirement. The anticipated performance period spans one base year with four optional years, maintaining standard working hours without telework or 24/7 coverage. Training expectations for contractor personnel include completing specific courses before receiving a government email account and acquiring SSO certification upon contract award. Several clarifications are provided regarding contractor responsibilities, including the absence of provision for contractor equipment and confirmation that TSCM tasks are to assist and support government efforts, rather than conducting them independently. The document emphasizes compliance with established protocols and supplies essential details for prospective contractors to align their proposals accordingly, reflecting a clear structure of requirement and response.