DOD RFI: SOUTHCOM Cyber Information Technology Enterprise Services (SCITES)

General Services Administration (GSA) Assisted Acquisition Services (AAS) is releasing this Request for Information (RFI) on behalf of United States Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM). GSA FEDSIM is conducting market research to identify Veterans Technology Services 2 (VETS 2) Governmentwide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) holders capable of providing enterprise Information Technology (IT) services on a global scale.

The Government anticipates awarding a task order for IT & Cyber Services that will be solutions oriented and outcomes based. These outcomes are anticipated to be measured by successful employment of seamless, interoperable, resilient, cyber-informed information technology capabilities, in accordance with USSOUTHCOM strategic, operational, and tactical objectives. All capabilities will be expected to include robust configuration and change management through every stage of service delivery and account for all associated people, processes, and technology. Additionally, all capabilities will be expected to include cyber-informed architectures and activities including mission relevant terrain in cyberspace and mission defense plans.

The contractor will be expected to use innovative technologies to reduce the total cost of ownership and increase return on investment (ROI). These efforts will be expected to include identifying, researching, testing, and recommending emergent technologies to meet identified USSOUTHCOM capability gaps, Government and DoD mandated improvements, and strategic directives.  The contractor performing the USSOUTHCOM Cyber Information Technology Enterprise Services (SCITES) 2 TO will also be expected to maintain, improve, secure, defend, and provide IT services for the entirety of the DoD Information Network Area of Operations SOUTHCOM (DAO SOUTHCOM) operating environment. Finally, the contractor is expected to facilitate seamless and interoperable extension of IT and cyber capabilities through effective coordination and communication across multiple echelons of the command, mission partners, interagency, and foreign partners.

Access tge documents here:

Attach 1_ DAO SOUTHCOM JDOC.1724879509850 and SCITES 2 RFI.1724879505305

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