CSRB Industry Day QA sam.gov.pdf
Posted: Oct. 7, 2022
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question and answer session from the Cyber Safety Review Board (CSRB) Industry Day hosted by the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). The attendees raised various queries related to the support requirement for the CSRB, including the alignment of task areas in the presentation with the posted Performance Work Statement (PWS) on SAM.gov. CISA confirmed that an overview of the draft PWS was presented during the industry day event and that they will update the PWS before solicitation issuance.
Additionally, questions were asked about the acquisition strategy, anticipated timing for the acquisition, competition type, access to cyber forensic tools, clearance requirements for writers and editors, internal communications management platform, and estimated number of incidents per year for review by the board.
The document reveals that CISA is currently conducting market research to finalize the acquisition strategy based on responses received from a sources sought notice. The notional acquisition timeline was shared during the industry notice in SAM.gov. It clarifies that not all writers and editors need a TS/SCI clearance and outlines that access to management systems will be provided based on MS Office and MS Project.
The proposed period of performance for the contract is stated as one year base with three one-year option periods. Furthermore, it emphasizes that offerors need to propose their level of effort to meet solicitation requirements as no estimated number of staff required has been provided by CISA.
Additionally, questions were asked about the acquisition strategy, anticipated timing for the acquisition, competition type, access to cyber forensic tools, clearance requirements for writers and editors, internal communications management platform, and estimated number of incidents per year for review by the board.
The document reveals that CISA is currently conducting market research to finalize the acquisition strategy based on responses received from a sources sought notice. The notional acquisition timeline was shared during the industry notice in SAM.gov. It clarifies that not all writers and editors need a TS/SCI clearance and outlines that access to management systems will be provided based on MS Office and MS Project.
The proposed period of performance for the contract is stated as one year base with three one-year option periods. Furthermore, it emphasizes that offerors need to propose their level of effort to meet solicitation requirements as no estimated number of staff required has been provided by CISA.
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