RFQ 26-04667 for Security Operations & Splunk Engineering Support
Federal opportunity from ITD0001 - Executive Office of Technology Services and Security • Executive Office of Technology Services and Security. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 18, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 80-11-18.
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Description
The purpose of this RFQ is to solicit bids for security operations and Splunk engineering support. See RFQ for complete detail. Respondents must be current awarded bidders under Statewide Contract ITS78. Non-ITS78 vendors may collaborate with ITS78 vendors provided that the ITS78 vendor submits the bid, and that the relationship and duties are clear.
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This RFQ seeks bids for Security Operations and Splunk Engineering Support from current awarded bidders under Statewide Contract ITS78. The deadline for bid submission is March 18, 2026, and non-ITS78 vendors can collaborate with ITS78 vendors. Clarity in relationships and duties between partners is mandated for successful submissions.
The buyer aims to bolster their security operations through dedicated engineering support focused on Splunk, an essential tool for security information and event management.
- Bidder must provide detailed technical expertise in security operations.
- Proposal should outline specific Splunk engineering support services offered.
- Collaboration structure description between ITS78 and non-ITS78 vendors.
- Pricing details including rates for services offered. We expect full transparency in costs.
- Completed bid proposal including all required forms from RFQ.
- Clear definition of roles between collaborating ITS78 and non-ITS78 vendors.
- Detailed pricing structure for all proposed services.
- Evidence of compliance with any relevant cybersecurity standards.
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- No details on the budget or funding limitations for this RFQ.
- No specific deliverables or benchmarks provided in the RFQ for proposals.
- Lack of clarity on the types of collaborations that may be deemed acceptable.
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