Latest US Security Analyst Contracts & Bids

The U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) is seeking potential sources for a mineral commodities subscription. Interested firms must submit a capability statement, past performance information, vendor socioeconomic status, and any other information demonstrating their capability to perform the required effort. Responses must be submitted electronically to ***@***. *. * by 4:00 PM Eastern Standard Time on August 6, 2025. The government's evaluation of the capabilities of respondents will factor into whether any forthcoming solicitation will be conducted. This is not a request for quotes, and the government does not intend to award a contract based on responses received under this announcement.

This project involves preparing an indirect cost rate proposal for SIPI's grants and agreements. The project will review SIPI's organization and processes, determine applicable regulations, review costs, calculate direct and indirect costs, prepare a proposal, submit it to the cognizant agency, and follow up. The contractor will work both on and off campus, gathering data and information from faculty, staff, and programs. Deliverables include reports describing the work performed, decision-making, and issues, a cost policy statement, and a final status report. A background investigation is required for the contractor. The project is contingent upon SIPI's acceptance of the lead personnel, who must be a certified public accountant with at least 3-5 years of experience in preparing indirect cost rate proposals.

The Department of Homeland Security intends to award a sole-source contract to AT&T Corporation for data analyst support services. No proposals are requested, and no offers will be considered. The estimated total contract value is $11. 3 million. Contact information is provided.

This tender seeks a commercial SaaS cybersecurity training platform (TryHackMe business subscription license) with 100 user seats and 40 certification attempts covering Security Analyst Level 1 (SAL1) and Pentester Level 1 (PT1) examinations. The contract period is one base year with four one-year options. Key requirements include browser-based access, integrated VM attack box, unlimited content library, custom room and Capture the Flag (CTF) builder, integrated certification attempts, skills reporting, SAML or OIDC single sign-on, flexible license transfer, REST API, content refresh cadence, compliance with ISO **** and SOC 2 Type II controls, and data storage in CONUS cloud regions. Specific implementation tasks and deliverables are outlined, including account provisioning, identity integration, baseline assessment, learning path configuration, certification scheduling, monthly reviews, and help desk support. Performance metrics include platform availability, new content release frequency, and help desk response time. The government will provide SAML identity provider metadata and reference course objectives. All government data must be processed in data centers located within the continental United States, encrypted at rest using AES256, and use TLS 1. 2 or higher for data in transit. No travel is anticipated.

This is a delivery order for geospatial software. A limited sources justification was used, as only one vendor (ESRI) could meet the specific requirements for offline, customizable mapping, and security. A sources sought inquiry was posted to GSA, but only two vendors responded, and neither met the needs of the requirement. The contract was awarded to ESRI, and an award notice will be posted on SAM. gov with the justification and product specifications.