AI helper
The City of Moab is seeking proposals from technology consulting firms for comprehensive cybersecurity and IT support services. The scope includes 24/7 security operations, SIEM log analysis, endpoint protection, vulnerability management, automated patch management, dark web monitoring, cloud security, server business continuity, security awareness training, SCADA perimeter security, and incident response. Additionally, the city requires IT support services including infrastructure server management, network connectivity, remote end-user application support, voice and physical security support, and strategic planning. The RFP also covers Artificial Intelligence governance strategy, including AI visibility assessment, secure AI access platforms, and policy development. Proposals must detail their approach, methodology, team structure, and service level objectives. A mandatory requirement is compliance with FBI CJIS security policy and Utah BCI regulations, including background checks and specific training for assigned staff. The award will be based on best value, considering technical approach, security compliance, innovation, support experience, past performance, and cost. The submission deadline is April 28, 2026. All proposals must be submitted electronically through the State of Utah Purchasing Portal.
The proposal submittal deadline is Tuesday, April 28, 2026, at 2:00 p. m. MDT.
The City intends to award to the most qualified responsible proposer whose proposal is determined to provide the best value to the City, considering the evaluation factors and weights set forth. Price is not the sole determining factor.
Proposers should demonstrate staff certifications relevant to the City's specific environment, including cybersecurity compliance, Utah BCI compliance, infrastructure cloud, and specialized municipal experience.
Vendor acknowledges that unauthorized access, use, or dissemination of records is a class b misdemeanor under Utah code annotated ****, punishable by criminal and civil penalties.
Proposers must describe their reporting capabilities and provide samples for executive dashboards, asset management, strategic reviews, and AI governance reporting.