DHS readies major cyber contract
DHS plans a $626 million Network, Cloud and Cybersecurity Services 2.0 contract, with award targeted for late November.
The Department of Homeland Security is preparing to award Network, Cloud and Cybersecurity Services 2.0, a vehicle meant to further centralize IT services across the department. A Sam.gov notice last month included a draft request for proposals, a draft statement of work, and a notional timeline. DHS plans to release the final solicitation in early October and make an award in late November. The draft RFP lists a $626 million ceiling for cybersecurity, network operations, management, and related support for the DHS CIO's office and selected components.
- NCCS 2.0 covers cloud, cybersecurity, network operations, and professional support.
- The draft RFP sets a $626 million contract ceiling.
- DHS expects a final solicitation in early October and award in late November.
- Services would support the DHS CIO office and selected components.
- Products
- NCCS 2.0
- Organizations
- Department of Homeland Security
- Countries
- United States
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1 min read at databreaches.netJustin Doubleday reports: The Department of Homeland Security is preparing this year to award a major cloud, cybersecurity and network services contract aimed at further centralizing the management of IT services across DHS. In a notice posted to Sam. gov last month, DHS laid out the notional timeline for award of the Network, Cloud and Cybersecurity...
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