- Gap review, remediation roadmap, and implementation support
- Policy package, evidence mapping, and submission prep
- Designed for primes and subs across non-tech and tech work
Zero Trust RFI Artificial Intelligence
Sources Sought from WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS SERVICES (WHS) • DEPT OF DEFENSE. Place of performance: DC. Response deadline: Feb 09, 2026.
CMMC support options for this DoD solicitation
As DoD CMMC rollout expands, approximately 80%+ of DoD solicitations are expected to include cybersecurity/CMMC requirements, including many non-tech scopes.
- Structured checklist, AI guidance, and progress tracking
- Build evidence and controls with clearer next-step workflows
- Ideal for teams that want speed plus affordability
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Description
https://api.sam.gov/prod/opportunities/v1/noticedesc?noticeid=4563f45271f94feda637308f288ef11f
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BidPulsar Analysis
A practical, capture-style breakdown of fit, requirements, risks, and next steps.
This opportunity invites responses from potential vendors for a Zero Trust RFI (Request for Information) focused on Artificial Intelligence, hosted by the Washington Headquarters Services (WHS). A strong understanding of Zero Trust principles and innovative AI solutions will be key to attract interest.
The buyer aims to gather information on market capabilities and innovative solutions related to implementing Zero Trust frameworks utilizing Artificial Intelligence technologies.
- Research existing AI solutions relevant to Zero Trust architectures.
- Identify key compliance requirements for government contracts.
- Assess potential risks associated with Zero Trust implementations.
- Develop a competitive pricing strategy based on industry standards.
- Compile team qualifications and expertise in AI and cybersecurity.
- Prepare a robust response addressing RFI requirements.
- Cover letter summarizing key qualifications.
- Company profile and capabilities statement.
- Technical narrative addressing Zero Trust and AI.
- Past performance examples relevant to the RFI.
- Team bios highlighting expertise in AI and cybersecurity.
- Compliance documentation with federal contracting requirements.
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- Detailed scope of the project and specific objectives.
- Budget range or estimated funding for the initiative.
- Expected outcomes or success metrics for the RFI responses.
- Identification of specific technologies or platforms to be considered.
- Any proprietary tools or systems in use by the agency.
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