The Administrative Office of the United States Courts (AO) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) to identify potential vendors for an independent assessment of a large-scale cloud-based software application design. The goal is to enhance evaluations concerning security, scalability, cost-effectiveness, and speed of delivery, while adhering to stringent security requirements given the nature of sensitive data involved. Prospective vendors must possess extensive experience with application security, cybersecurity, and cloud-native technologies. Their submissions should include company overviews, relevant project experiences, methodologies, and an understanding of security standards. The assessment will encompass a comprehensive review of the application’s architecture, including serverless and containerized components, database management, inter-component communications, and continuous deployment practices. The scope further includes identifying advanced cybersecurity threats, optimizing delivery processes, and evaluating the technical skills of the development team. Reports will be required to present findings and recommendations to executive stakeholders, with potential for ongoing assessments. This RFI signifies the AO's commitment to improving application security and operational efficiency while preparing for future development initiatives.