The Request for Information (RFI) TRANSCOM25D011 from the United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) seeks information from companies regarding their capabilities for Mission Assurance (MA). The RFI requires companies to complete an information sheet including company details, CAGE code, SAM UEI, POC information, website, Facility Clearance Level (FCL), and available contract vehicles. Respondents must identify their business size based on NAICS 541513 (Small or Other than Small/Large) and applicable socioeconomic groups if small. Large businesses are asked if they have partnered with small businesses. The RFI also requests up to three examples of similar projects, detailing contract number, period of performance, type, commercial/non-commercial status, role (prime/subcontractor), and dollar value. This RFI aims to gather data to inform future contracting decisions for MA services.

The Request for Information (RFI) issued by the United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) seeks input for services related to Mission Assurance under contract TRANSCOM25D011. Interested companies must submit a completed information sheet containing details such as company identification, points of contact, facility clearance level, and socio-economic classifications. The RFI also inquires about past contract experience, requiring firms to provide examples of similar projects, including contract numbers, periods of performance, contract types, and whether they served as prime contractors or subcontractors. This document underscores the importance of collaboration with small businesses, including incentivizing partnerships to fulfill procurement requirements. The purpose of this RFI is to gather valuable market intelligence that will assist USTRANSCOM in determining the best approaches for meeting its Mission Assurance needs while fostering engagement with diverse contractors. Interested parties must pay close attention to the details required to respond effectively to this solicitation.

The United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) issued Amendment 1 to its Request for Information (RFI) for Mission Assurance (MA) (TRANSCOM25D011). This RFI seeks information from interested companies, requiring them to complete and submit an information sheet. The sheet requests company details such as name, address, CAGE code, SAM UEI, point of contact, website, and Facility Clearance Level. It also asks companies to identify their business size (Small or Other than small/Large) based on NAICS 541611, and if small, to specify applicable socioeconomic groups. Large businesses must indicate if they have partnered with small businesses. Additionally, the RFI asks for up to three examples of similar projects, including contract number, period of performance, contract type, commercial status, role (prime or subcontractor), and dollar value. This RFI aims to gather comprehensive information on potential contractors and their capabilities for future USTRANSCOM MA requirements.

This document, TRANSCOM25D011 MISSION ASSURANCE (MA) RFI- Question and Answer, addresses inquiries from potential offerors regarding a Request for Information (RFI). Key information provided by the government includes the incumbent vendor's name (C5T Corporation) and contract number (HTC711-21-F-D080), as well as the estimated lifecycle value of the current contract, which is $6.3 million. A significant clarification was made regarding the correct NAICS code, confirming 541611 after a discrepancy was noted between SAM.gov and the RFI Information Sheet. The RFI Information Sheet has since been amended to reflect this correction. This Q&A serves to provide transparency and clarify details for prospective contractors interested in the Mission Assurance RFI.

The document is a Request for Information (RFI) from the United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) related to its Mission Assurance (MA) initiative. Its primary purpose is to gather information about potential contractors who can meet specific requirements under anticipated NAICS 541611. Interested companies must complete an information sheet detailing their business size, socioeconomic classifications, and prior contract experiences related to similar projects. The RFI seeks to assess the contractor's capability and experience in handling relevant contracts, requiring details on previous projects, including contract numbers, types, performance periods, and monetary values. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of small business partnerships for large or other than small businesses, encouraging respondents to share any collaborations in their submissions. Overall, this RFI serves as a preliminary step to gauge industry interest and capabilities before proceeding further in the procurement process.

The document contains responses to Requests for Information (RFI) related to contract HTC711-21-F-D080, primarily addressing inquiries from prospective offerors concerning the incumbent vendor and contract specifications. Key points include the identification of the incumbent vendor, C5T Corporation, and the current contract's estimated lifecycle value of $6.3 million. A clarification was provided regarding the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes; it confirmed the correct code as 541611, resolving discrepancies with prior listings on SAM.gov. Additionally, the RFI Information Sheet was amended to reflect this correction. Overall, the document serves to notify and guide potential contractors in understanding essential details about the ongoing contract and its requirements, facilitating informed submissions in response to the upcoming procurement processes.

USTRANSCOM has issued a Request for Information (RFI) for its Mission Assurance (MA) program, aiming to synchronize MA through an integrated risk management methodology. This RFI, TRANSCOM25D011, seeks market solutions to protect essential capabilities, functions, and assets from various threats and hazards. It is for planning purposes only and will not result in a contract award. USTRANSCOM plans to award a follow-on contract by November 30, 2025, for a contract to be in place by 2026. The RFI outlines a timeline for responses due by April 28, 2025, and one-on-one sessions in May 2025. It requests company information, business size (NAICS 541611), capabilities in synchronizing complex program activities and risk management, commercial availability details, and existing contract vehicles. The primary work location will be Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, and access to Top Secret classified information is anticipated.

The U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) regarding its Mission Assurance (MA) contract, set to begin in 2026. This contract aims to implement an integrated risk management method that protects essential capabilities and functions from various operational threats. USTRANSCOM requests market insights from industry players to develop a roadmap for this contract while clarifying that this RFI is strictly for informational purposes and not an invitation for proposals. Interested parties are encouraged to submit responses by April 28, 2025, with detailed information on their experience in risk management and related activities. The scope includes supporting defense infrastructure, vendor threat mitigation, and conducting risk assessments, requiring interaction with multiple defense and governmental entities. Responses should illustrate capabilities, specific contract examples, and how the firms plan to manage classified information requirements. USTRANSCOM emphasizes inclusivity in responses from businesses of all sizes and socio-economic categories, with a focus on ensuring that small businesses have opportunities to participate. The organization also welcomes suggestions for improving the procurement process and considers existing contract vehicles in its approach. Ultimately, this RFI serves as a critical step toward ensuring operational resilience for USTRANSCOM missions.

This Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines requirements for Mission Assurance (MA) Support for the United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM). The contractor will assist USTRANSCOM’s MA Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR) in synchronizing MA activities, including Defense Critical Infrastructure (DCI), Vendor Threat Mitigation (VTM), and Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft System (C-sUAS) programs. Key responsibilities include developing a Task Order Management Plan, generating MA reports, supporting MA assessments, managing risk, sharing information, and providing operational support within USTRANSCOM's Global Operations Center. The contractor will also assist with Homeland Defense and DCI protection, focusing on C-sUAS/CUXS and integrated air and missile defense capabilities. The PWS details specific deliverables, performance metrics, and government-furnished property and services. This support is crucial for mitigating mission risks from various threats and hazards, ensuring the resilience of USTRANSCOM’s essential capabilities across different security networks.

The document outlines the Performance Work Statement (PWS) for the Mission Assurance (MA) Support contracted by the United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM). It specifies the roles and responsibilities of the contractor in supporting the MA Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR) within USTRANSCOM. Key tasks include conducting Defense Critical Infrastructure assessments, managing Vendor Threat Mitigation programs, and performing Counter Unmanned Aircraft Systems operations. The contractor will also assist in risk assessments, policy development, and collaborative activities with various branches of the Department of Defense and other federal agencies. Specific deliverables include management plans, quarterly reports, and assessment documentation, with deadlines clearly defined. The contractor is expected to engage in frequent communication and coordination with relevant stakeholders and to participate in exercises that support USTRANSCOM’s operational goals. The PWS emphasizes the importance of maintaining high performance standards with strict adherence to reporting and assessment timelines. This initiative underscores USTRANSCOM's commitment to identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to ensure mission success across transportation operations while complying with established Department of Defense guidelines.