CWMD Office Issues RFI for Radioisotope Detection and Identification Devices
The Department of Homeland Security Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office plans to host an all-day virtual Industry Day on Oct. 6 to share the current state of Thallium Bromide (TIBr) gamma detection capability and its vision for future TIBR detection equipment. The CWMD Office says that recent findings demonstrate the viability of TIBr as a method to achieve its goal of significantly improving the technical performance of current radiological and nuclear detectors while significantly lowering costs. CWMD sees a need for about 2,000 next-generation RIIDs over five years in support of government users. The office on Oct. 7 and 8 will host follow-on one-on-one sessions to gather feedback on how to meet its technology transfer goals. RIIDs are handheld devices used in primary and secondary security screening to find rad/nuke material in a small area. Notice ID: 70RWMD21RFI00000010. Contact: Kimberly Marriott, [email protected]
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DHS S&T Issues RFI for First Responders Electronic Jamming Exercise
The Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate has issued a Request for Information on available technologies related to tools and technologies that identify, locate and mitigate spectrum interference, including illegal jamming signals and to measure the impact of that interference on communications networks. S&T also wants to identify interest of academia, industry and technology developers to participate in a DHS sponsored Electronic Jamming Exercise at White Sands Missile Range, N.M., in April 2022. Notice ID: 2022_TST_JamX. Respond by Oct. 7. Contact: Jenista Tobias, [email protected].
USCIS Seeks Cybersecurity Support Services
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued a Request for Information for Cybersecurity Support Services (CSSS) in the pursuit of two replacement contracts that will take existing work in Security Operations and Cyber Security Defense Services II task orders and divide it into separate entities under CSSS-Operations and CSSS-Architecture. The USCIS Office of Information Technology, Information Security Division has a continued need to procure security operations enter, security architecture design and implementation, development operations, security solutions research and development, cyber threat intelligence, threat hunting, penetration testing, and vulnerability scanning services to protect its information systems and information from cybersecurity threats. The procurement will be a small business set-aside. Notice ID: 70SBUR21I00000028. Respond by Sept. 29. Contact: Sylwia Salkic, [email protected], 802-872-4134.
USCIS Seeks ICAM Support
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Office of Information Technology, Information Security Division is seeking technical and program management support to maintain its identity, credential and access management (ICAM) enterprise information technology services program. These services include design, architecture, engineering, documentation, quality assurance and maintenance of the enterprise implementation of the USCIS ICAM environment. The upcoming procurement will be a small business set-aside. Notice ID: 70SBUR21I00000029. Respond by Sept. 30. Contact. Sylwia Salkic, [email protected], 802-872-4134.