Latest US Remote Access Contracts & Bids

This RFI seeks information from potential suppliers of computerized linen and scrub management equipment. Interested parties must submit responses by July 8, 2025, at 10:00 AM PST, addressing specific questions regarding capabilities, size status, authorized distributors (if applicable), compliance with regulations, lead times, estimated lifespan of solutions, leasing options, and federal supply schedule contracts. Responses will be used for planning purposes only and do not constitute a solicitation.

The tender seeks to acquire software licenses and device warranties for four Gridion instruments. The period of performance is a base year of 12 months, with four 12-month option periods. The contract type is firm fixed price (FFP). The contractor is responsible for all travel costs. The contractor is not required to provide onsite services on federal holidays or during government closures due to inclement weather. The government will not reimburse the contractor for any work not authorized by the contracting officer. The contractor must adhere to standard work hours, working no more than forty 40 hours per week. Any necessary overtime shall be authorized in advance by the contracting officer. The contracting officer is the only person with authority to act as agent of the government under this contract. The contracting officer's representative is responsible for monitoring the contractor's technical progress, interpreting the contract, and performing technical inspections and acceptances.

This document outlines cybersecurity policies and procedures for the U. S. Senate Sergeant at Arms. It covers various aspects, including information security, access controls, contractor responsibilities, and user guidelines. The document emphasizes the importance of protecting sensitive information and complying with government standards. It also details procedures for handling classified information, remote access, email filtering, and access to restricted areas. The document includes requirements for contractors, including a comprehensive cybersecurity plan, training, and incident response procedures. No specific bidding process or deadlines are mentioned.

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.

Formal request for bid for under water drone with accessories. Responses must be submitted through the supplier portal by the date and time specified in the event details. Questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted in writing to ***@***. *. * no later than June 11, 2025, 2:00 PM CT. All questions received by the cutoff date and time will be responded to via an addendum. Contacting any state personnel other than the buyer listed may result in rejection of the response. If uploading issues occur, contact the swift vendor helpline at ****, option 1. Delivery to St. Paul, MN.