The document outlines a Request for Information (RFI) from the U.S. Government concerning the Red Hat OpenShift Platform Plus. It details the government's current use of this platform for application development across various infrastructure levels. Key requirements for alternative solutions include compatibility with unclassified impact levels, support for C++ software pipelines, and a DevSecOps approach for security integration in development processes. The RFI specifically requests vendors to furnish details about alternative licensing models, including their similarities and differences to the current license, along with compliance capabilities. Additionally, vendors are asked to provide pricing estimates for transition, training costs, and potential discounts for long-term contracts. The document emphasizes the need for features such as advanced analytics and machine learning, and inquires about contract length options. It is important to note that this RFI does not guarantee contract awards, and the government retains the right to cancel the RFI without any obligation for reimbursement to vendors. Overall, the government seeks a robust solution to enhance its software development productivity while ensuring security and compliance across its operations.