The Department of Homeland Security seeks bids on a potential seven-year, $395 million contract for support services to a DHS facility that is built to monitor cyber threats and adversarial activities across the department’s enterprise.
DHS is looking for a contractor to help run its Security Operations Center and will accept proposals from interested vendors through May 13, according to a FedBizOpps solicitation notice published Friday.
The program will have a one-year base ordering period and an additional six one-year options.
A scope of work statement says a chosen contractor will support the following SOC functional areas:
- Program Management and Control
- Operations Services
- Service Delivery Management
- Architecture, Engineering, Operations and Maintenance
- Cybersecurity Communications and Coordination
- Acquisition Support
The contract also includes network monitoring, vulnerability assessment, security incident response, intelligence analysis and sharing and continuity of operations services.
