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The document details responses to a Sources Sought Notice regarding a follow-on action procurement related to contract N0018923F0130, currently fulfilled under GS-35F-0414U. The acquisition strategy remains undecided as market research is ongoing. The U.S. Government anticipates releasing the Request for Quotation (RFQ) or Request for Proposal (RFP) around mid-to-late March 2025, with a solicitation period expected to last 30 days. Interested parties are encouraged to direct further inquiries to a specified Navy contact. This information is essential for potential bidders looking to prepare for the upcoming procurement opportunity aligned with federal contracting processes.
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The Naval Supply Center (NAVSUP) Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk has issued a Sources Sought Notice to identify qualified vendors for a potential contract supporting the U.S. Fleet Cyber Command and the Department of Defense’s Risk Management Framework (RMF) Assessment and Authorization responsibilities. This notice is for planning purposes and not a solicitation, requiring interested parties to submit detailed information regarding their capabilities by February 13, 2025. Key details include business size classification, relevant past performance in similar contracts, and compliance with security clearance requirements. The anticipated NAICS Code is 541519, covering Other Computer Related Services, with a small business size standard of $30 million. The response should include specific information about teaming arrangements and subcontracting plans in the context of small business set-asides. The document emphasizes that standard company brochures will not be considered, and submissions should not exceed ten pages. Proper identification of proprietary information is stressed, as the provided information is solely for market research and planning, subject to updates prior to any official solicitation. Overall, the initiative reflects a structured approach to market research in the government contracting process while seeking expertise in cybersecurity and risk management.
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The draft Performance Work Statement (PWS) delineates requirements for contractor services supporting the U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/U.S. Tenth Fleet's Risk Management Framework (RMF) Assessment and Authorization (A&A) and Authorization to Use/Connect (ATU/C) processes. The contractor will provide operations ensuring compliance with cybersecurity standards for Navy IT systems, contributing to the secure defense mission of the Department of Defense.
Key responsibilities include system categorization, security controls analysis, compliance and risk evaluation, and continuous monitoring in line with established governance. The contractor is also tasked to support operational risk analyses, provide technical guidance, and engage with multiple Navy stakeholders.
The PWS outlines defined tasks that include collaboration with Echelon Commands, authorization recommendations, technical assessments for emerging technologies, and participation in Cybersecurity inspections. Qualified contractor personnel must meet certain security clearances, maintain training requirements, and fulfill labor category specifications.
The period of performance spans from July 2025 through December 2030, with expectations for effective knowledge transfer and documentation during transitions. This PWS serves as a foundational document for soliciting contractors to ensure robust cybersecurity within Navy operations.