2021 Industry Day - ITSM.pdf
Posted: Feb. 2, 2021
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Industry Day Presentation: The 2021 ITSM Industry Day forum provided a comprehensive overview of upcoming IT programs and support services within the TCJ6 division at USTRANSCOM. The agenda included briefings on various topics such as TCAQ-D, CMMC, Chief Information Security Officer support (CISO), managed services, and cyberspace operations forces and support (COF). The forum aimed to facilitate discussions on re-compete requirements, acquisition strategies, and collaboration among technical, business, and contracting representatives. Ground rules emphasized the non-negotiation nature of the forum and clarified that it does not set formal policy or contractual obligations.
Key upcoming acquisitions discussed included support for CISO, COF, and managed services contracts, detailing specific tasks, contract values, periods of performance, and locations of work.
The managed services contract entails providing a broad range of IT services to support USTRANSCOM missions, including software and hardware asset management, network administration, device management, help desks, and lifecycle management.
The cyberspace operational forces contract focuses on cybersecurity services for USTRANSCOM components, covering activities such as boundary defense, intrusion detection monitoring, incident management, threat analysis, insider threat detection, forensic analysis, data analytics, and continuous improvement.
The Chief Information Security Office contract involves risk management services supporting USTRANSCOM missions through RMF implementation and security engineering support. These contracts highlight the diverse IT requirements within USTRANSCOM and provide insights into upcoming opportunities for interested industry partners.
Key upcoming acquisitions discussed included support for CISO, COF, and managed services contracts, detailing specific tasks, contract values, periods of performance, and locations of work.
The managed services contract entails providing a broad range of IT services to support USTRANSCOM missions, including software and hardware asset management, network administration, device management, help desks, and lifecycle management.
The cyberspace operational forces contract focuses on cybersecurity services for USTRANSCOM components, covering activities such as boundary defense, intrusion detection monitoring, incident management, threat analysis, insider threat detection, forensic analysis, data analytics, and continuous improvement.
The Chief Information Security Office contract involves risk management services supporting USTRANSCOM missions through RMF implementation and security engineering support. These contracts highlight the diverse IT requirements within USTRANSCOM and provide insights into upcoming opportunities for interested industry partners.
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