The government seeks to acquire computer software for the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute's Research department, with a focus on accessibility and rapid deployment. Specifically, it requires a FedRAMP DesignXM Enterprise Edition license with 7 admin accounts and at least 15,000 responses, adhering to strict technical standards. The software must comply with cybersecurity and software tagging mandates and meet Section 508 accessibility requirements. The contractor must offer technical refreshes and warrantied products, including software licenses, with rapid delivery capabilities across CONUS and OCONUS locations. Emphasis is placed on prompt delivery, especially in emergency situations, with CONUS deliveries capped at 30 days. This procurement aims to enhance DEOMI's research capabilities while ensuring compliance with federal standards and rapid response needs.
The Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute (DEOMI) seeks to acquire a FedRAMP DesignXM Enterprise Edition user license, including 7 admin accounts and a minimum of 15,000 responses, to support its research activities. The contractor must comply with cybersecurity requirements outlined in specific Air Force instructions, ensuring that all software meets standards including those relating to software tagging, Section 508 accessibility, and the Trade Agreement Act. The delivery of the software must occur within strict timeframes specified for different geographical locations, including CONUS and OCONUS, with routine deliveries mandated within 30 to 45 days depending on the category. The contractor is also responsible for providing ongoing customer support and ensuring any updates to the technology are made available at no extra cost. Additionally, remanufactured or refurbished products must been tagged as such, and all items must be genuine and compliant with OEM specifications. This procurement illustrates DEOMI’s commitment to leveraging compliant and advanced technologies for its operations while adhering to federal regulations and cybersecurity mandates.