USAF HQ Cyberspace Capabilities Center ID Management Support Market Research

The Headquarters Cyberspace Capabilities Center (HQ CCC) is seeking contractor support for their Identity Management (IdM) program. The program includes Air Force Directory Services (AFDS) and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) support for the implementation of PKI and Common Access Card (CAC) programs. The contractor will work with unclassified and classified data and require access to Non-Classified Internet Protocol Router Network (NIPRNet) and Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet). The work to be acquired includes information technology process reengineering, strategic planning, program management strategy and planning, requirements analysis, information technology program lifecycle assessments, policy development/updates, and conference planning and meeting initiatives. The timeframe of the acquisition is not specified in the summary. The primary place of performance will be building 1700 on Scott AFB.

The contractor will provide support to HQ CCC/CYZ Protect Portfolio for the Air Force Directory Services (AFDS) Program and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) support for the AF implementation of PKI and CAC Programs. This includes evaluating current policies and trends affecting IT and cybersecurity capabilities, assessing workflows and business processes within the AF PKI program, analyzing methods to improve customer service and manage operational costs, developing short- and long-term strategic plans for AF PKI, providing programmatic expertise for AF consolidation projects, analyzing cybersecurity doctrine and policies, gathering requirements for AF PKI projects, analyzing IT program lifecycle assessments, updating policies, and supporting conferences related to AF PKI.

The contractor will be responsible for delivering various reports and deliverables including an Organizational Conflict of Interest Plan, Quality Control Plan, Program Management Review reports, trip reports, weekly status reports, monthly status reports, meetings/briefings/papers/reports related to AFDS and PKI topics. The contractor will also be required to comply with security requirements including obtaining security clearances for personnel, following base security procedures, and safeguarding government property and information.

Overall, the contractor will play a crucial role in supporting the implementation and management of the AF Identity Management Program, specifically the AFDS and AF PKI programs. They will provide expertise in various areas such as IT process reengineering, strategic planning, program management, requirements analysis, and policy development. The contractor will work with both unclassified and classified data and will need access to NIPRNet and SIPRNet. The primary place of performance will be building 1700 on Scott AFB.