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The GSWC is soliciting proposals for a cybersecurity assessment of their SCADA system. The bid deadline is July 10, 2025, at 5:00 PM PDT. Proposals must address firm description, experience, project team qualifications, technical aspects, pricing, firm contacts, a proposed schedule, and comply with insurance and licensing requirements. The bid is conducted electronically through Planetbids. The evaluation criteria include fees, schedule, qualifications, experience, and technical approach. A pre-bid meeting is available online. A prequalification application is required. The bid is valid for 90 days. The use of certified women, minority, and disabled veteran-owned business enterprises (WMDVBE) is encouraged.

The acquisition of the securesync **** time frequency synchronization system is justified as an urgent requirement, due to the unique characteristics of the item and the mission impact of not having it. The item is only available from the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and is crucial for the spy6 drex test sets. The use of other than full and open competition is based on the following: only one responsible source, brand name, and unusual and compelling urgency. The justification includes details on the mission impact if the requirement is not solicited from only one source, including the need for new software, labor hours, and cost to the government. The memorandum also includes certification approvals from the contracting officer.

The US Air Force requires the replacement of Multifunctional Controls and Displays (MFD) on the C5M aircraft. Due to proprietary software, hardware, and data rights issues, only one vendor, is eligible to perform the work. The government has made multiple attempts to obtain data rights from , but has been unsuccessful. A specifically negotiated license agreement (SNLA) exists, but the government does not have sufficient rights for the required data. A request for information (RFI) was posted to SAM. gov, and only one vendor responded, which was deemed qualified. Market research confirmed the sole-source vendor status. The contract will procure engineering, manufacturing, and development (EMD) supplies and services, including software development, software integration, installation, developmental testing, and training support. The work will be performed on two C5M aircraft.

The US Army Contracting Command Redstone, Operations, Services, and Training Division is seeking information to identify potential sources for a rapidly deployable elemental analysis instrument. The instrument will analyze metallic fragments from aircraft, and the system should include a software-based material reference library. The goal is to improve aircraft maintenance and reduce mission risk.

This RFI seeks information from industry on AI software solutions for architectural design and management. Interested vendors should submit a capabilities package by July 14, 2025, via email to ***@***. *. * package should include product descriptions, pricing information, AI-specific requirements, data ownership details, FedRAMP capability information, implementation details, case studies, security features, product roadmap, and additional capabilities. Responses should be below 25 pages. The government will not pay for any information provided. This RFI is for planning purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation or contract.