Latest US Cloud Security Contracts & Bids

The New York State Office of Information Technology Services (NY-ITS) is seeking proposals for RSA ID Plus prime hybrid cloud authentication licenses and related professional services. The contract will be for three years. Offerors must be authorized resellers of RSA software products and services and meet minimum qualifications. Proposals must be submitted electronically by 4:00 PM EST on July 23, 2025. The evaluation process will be based on a best value approach, considering quality, cost, and efficiency. Additional documents, including a firm offer letter, conflict of interest disclosure, and financial response workbook, are required and must be submitted with the proposal. There are specific requirements for participation by New York State-certified minority and women-owned business enterprises (MWBE) and service-disabled veteran-owned business (SDVOB) enterprises. A restricted period under the provisions of the state finance law relating to procurement lobbying is in effect. All communications must be directed to the designated contacts and must comply with the provisions of the state finance law relating to procurement lobbying and all other RFP instructions. The state reserves the right to disqualify offerors, correct errors, seek clarification, waive nonmaterial requirements, reject bids, amend the RFP, and withdraw the RFP.

The Washington Water Science Center requires a mobile security system for its field services facility and repair shop. The system must be self-autonomous, not needing onsite internet or cloud network. It must monitor entrances, vehicle bays, and identify breaches. Installation and training will be provided by the vendor. All mobile applications must be reviewed and approved by USGS IT. Offerors must submit sufficient documentation demonstrating their ability to meet all requirements. Recent and relevant experience with federal agencies is preferred. At least two references for prior similar services performed in the past four years are required, including contract number, contact name, phone number and/or email address, and a description of the prior service. The government will award the contract to the responsible offeror whose offer conforming to the solicitation will be most advantageous to the government, price and other factors considered. Technical capability, experience, past performance, and price will be used to evaluate offers, with work plan, experience, and past performance being significantly more important than price.

This justification document approves an exception to fair opportunity for a sole-source contract with Amazon Web Services (AWS) for cloud computing services for the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL). The justification details the need for specific cloud capabilities, including support for classified data (up to Top Secret), and why only AWS can meet these requirements due to compatibility with existing NRL infrastructure and DOD sponsors. The justification includes market research, cost analysis, and a demonstration of unique qualifications. The anticipated period of performance is for a 1-year base period, plus two 1-year option periods. The exception is based on the statutory authority of 10 **** and regulatory authority of FAR 16. 505b2ib. The justification also mentions that future procurement efforts will consider containerized platforms to potentially increase competition.

This is a sources sought notice, not a request for proposal. Interested parties must submit responses by 11:59 AM Eastern Standard Time on July 2, 2025, detailing their ability to meet the specifications, business type (commercial or academia, large or small), small business status (if applicable), and past project experience. The government is seeking qualified sources for arcus cloud security orchestration package, with a 12-month period of performance. Responses should be emailed to nicole. g. hernandez2. civ@army. mil. . zip and . exe files cannot be accepted.

The RFP seeks a colocation data facility for disaster recovery operations support. The facility must be located between **** miles from Harrisburg, PA. The facility must accommodate up to 20 personnel, provide dedicated workspace, network connectivity, docking stations, secure data storage, conference facilities, and essential office amenities. The facility must also provide operational readiness support services, including remote hands-on support, managed service options for data center monitoring, incident response, and routine maintenance. The facility must have a minimum of 2 cabinets, with an option to expand up to 4 cabinets. The minimum power requirement is 1. 92 kW. Direct connect solutions to cloud providers (Google, Azure, AWS) are desired. The facility must provide a blended IP solution with options starting at 10 Mbps, going up to 10 Gbps. The space is needed on January 1, 2026. Supplemental materials like architecture diagrams or case studies will be accepted. The scoring rubric directly correlates to stated requirements (technical weight: 65, cost weight: 35). Email submissions should be no greater than 140 MB. Redacted versions of proposals are required at the time of submission.