QandA.xlsx

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Security Assessment of Electronic Vehicle Charging Stations - USPS OIG
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6HQOIG-24-A-02XX
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This document appears to be a set of Questions and Answers related to a pre-solicitation for a Security Assessment of Electronic Vehicle Charging Stations by the United States Postal Service Office of the Inspector General.

The key details are:

  • The solicitation is seeking chargers that have data encryption for data storage and transmission following NIST/postal standards.
  • Up to 5 chargers may be tested concurrently, and there will be vehicle to charger interoperability testing.
  • Vendors are not required to have a GWAC contract.
  • The solicitation number is 6HQOIG-24-A-02XX and the agency is the United States Postal Service.

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Attachment1-SOWSecurityAssessmentofNGDVChargingStations.pdf PDF
RFI Instructions - Security Assessment EVSE - SAM.pdf PDF

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Sheet1

NumberReferenceQuestionAnswer
1Will the chargers be required to have any data encryption for data storage or data transmission outside of the standards stated in the RFI that the awardee should consider in their assessment ?We want them to confirm data is encrypted and using an encryption method that is following NIST/postal standards
2How many chargers are expected to be under test concurrently ?Up to 5
3Will there be any vehicle to charger interoperability testing?Yes
4Is a vendor required to have GWAC?No

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