CISA COCO CSD OSS Industry Day 1.19.24 FINAL .pdf
Posted: Jan. 19, 2024
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Industry Day Presentation: CISA COCO CSD OSS Industry Day on January 19, 2024, provided key insights into the Operational Support Services (OSS) sought by the Cybersecurity Division (CSD) of the Chief of Contracting Office (COCO). The event included a detailed agenda covering rules of engagement, program overview, and a draft Statement of Work (SOW) overview. The SOW outlined the need for services in project management, strategy and policy support, and technical assistance to bolster cybersecurity missions.
Task areas included task order management and mission support tasks encompassing program coordination, executive support, communications, stakeholder engagement, and more.
Furthermore, the presentation emphasized that the event served as a sources sought notice for market research purposes. Attendees were encouraged to provide capability responses and recommendations post-event by January 26, 2024. The document highlighted that all planned procurements were subject to revisions or cancellation until a formal solicitation was issued.
Additionally, it was mentioned that responses to questions raised during the event would be posted on SAM.gov to ensure accuracy and transparency in information dissemination.
Task areas included task order management and mission support tasks encompassing program coordination, executive support, communications, stakeholder engagement, and more.
Furthermore, the presentation emphasized that the event served as a sources sought notice for market research purposes. Attendees were encouraged to provide capability responses and recommendations post-event by January 26, 2024. The document highlighted that all planned procurements were subject to revisions or cancellation until a formal solicitation was issued.
Additionally, it was mentioned that responses to questions raised during the event would be posted on SAM.gov to ensure accuracy and transparency in information dissemination.
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