The Marine Corps Systems Command is soliciting information through a Request for Information (RFI) for an Event Management System to monitor events on the Marine Corps Enterprise Network (MCEN). This RFI is intended for market research purposes and does not constitute a commitment to contract. Interested parties must submit their responses by September 27, 2024, addressing specific capabilities such as telemetry capture, network service monitoring, vulnerability remediation, and user experience analytics. The desired solution should support both on-premise and hybrid platforms and facilitate role-based access, situational awareness dashboard integration, and compliance with federal regulations. Additionally, respondents are to provide details on their abilities for product deployment, support, training, and suggested improvements on the outlined requirements. This initiative highlights the Marine Corps' focus on enhancing network reliability and performance through advanced telemetry and analytics while ensuring compliance with cybersecurity and operational standards.
The Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) for the Marine Corps Enterprise Networks (MCEN) Event Management System (MEMS) to gather market research on potential solutions. This RFI is aimed at finding a unified solution that integrates various monitoring capabilities, including network performance analysis, user experience metrics, and system vulnerability management. The system must function in on-premises and hybrid environments, support real-time monitoring, and facilitate automated vulnerability remediation.
Interested contractors are asked to provide detailed responses outlining their capabilities, including business information, technical specifications that meet listed requirements, and financial considerations for product deployment and maintenance. Additionally, responses should include company readiness to engage with government regulations and procurement processes, along with training and support plans for personnel involved in operations at the Quantico, VA facility.
The RFI emphasizes the importance of advanced analytics, integration with existing tools, and user feedback mechanisms to enhance network performance. Responses to this RFI are not binding and must be submitted electronically by September 27, 2024. This initiative reflects the government’s commitment to improving operational cybersecurity and network management standards.
The RFI M67854-24-I-4964 seeks industry input for developing a solution for the Marine Corps' Event Management System (MEMS). Currently, there is no estimated value associated with this RFI, and respondents are expected to provide only an estimate. The solution needs to deliver device-specific telemetry data compatible with the existing BMC Remedy ticketing system, which is a significant component of the proposal. Notably, there is no existing hardware or software module for telemetry data integration; vendors must design their solutions.
The RFI notes that clearance requirements will be specified in any future solicitation, with a clearance not necessary for responding to the RFI but required for individuals before project involvement. The Marine Corps emphasizes its commitment to procuring effective solutions within budget constraints, making this RFI an essential step in gathering insights from vendors on potential technologies. The document underscores a collaborative approach to ensure operational efficiency while adhering to compliance needs and enhancing capabilities within government frameworks.