It And Telecom - Security And Compliance As A Service

The Product and Service Code (PSC) DJ10 encompasses IT and Telecommunications Security and Compliance as a Service, focusing on cybersecurity, risk management, and information security solutions. This category covers a wide range of services including threat detection, vulnerability assessment, security system implementation, compliance monitoring, and advanced cybersecurity technologies. Products and services under this PSC typically involve software licenses, consulting services, security platform development, incident response, and comprehensive security infrastructure support for federal agencies.

Federal Contract Awards in this PSC category demonstrate a robust market with contracts ranging from $10,000 to over $7 million, predominantly utilizing firm fixed-price mechanisms. Frequently awarded entities include Carahsoft Technology Corp, Leidos, Thundercat Technology, and various small businesses with socioeconomic designations like Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB) and women-owned small businesses. Common funding agencies include the Department of Agriculture, Department of Homeland Security, Department of the Navy, and Department of Veterans Affairs. Many awards are executed through government-wide acquisition contracts like SEWP V, with performance periods typically spanning one to five years. Set-asides frequently involve total small business, SDVOSB, and HUBZone classifications.

Federal Contract Opportunities in this PSC category reveal complex cybersecurity requirements across various government agencies. Recent opportunities include the Department of Agriculture's Request for Information on Cybersecurity Supply Chain Risk Management, the Department of Health Agency's solicitation for Revenue Cycle Management and Innovation Administrative Services, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' requirement for an AI-based security scanning platform. These opportunities demonstrate a strong emphasis on advanced technological solutions, including zero-trust architectures, risk management frameworks, threat detection systems, and comprehensive cybersecurity governance programs. Typical performance locations span multiple states, with requirements often involving remote and on-site support for federal civilian and defense agencies.