Attachment 2_RFI FA7146_25_R_CDMX_Questionnaire (1).docx
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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) Questionnaire for an Enterprise Cross Domain Solution (CDS) issued by the Department of the Air Force. The RFI seeks market research to identify capabilities for a cross-domain solution enabling secure global communication between coalition partner networks. The 14-question questionnaire explores vendor capabilities across critical areas including solution authorization, network connection capacity, collaborative service features, data type support, integration with zero trust security environments, operational maintenance requirements, remote management, customer references, and development team composition.
The RFI targets vendors with experience in Department of Defense cross-domain solution development and sustainment, with responses due by 5:00 PM Central Time on September 2nd. The Mission Partner Capabilities Office (MPCO) is seeking a solution that can rapidly and securely share information across allied and partner nation networks. Respondents are advised that this is a voluntary market research effort, not a solicitation, and submission does not guarantee future procurement opportunities. The government is specifically interested in understanding potential vendors' technical capabilities, operational readiness, and ability to support a firm fixed-price contract for an enterprise-level cross-domain solution.
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RFI FA7146-25-R-CDMX
Questionnaire
| QUESTIONS |
| RESPONSES |
1. Does your company have a capability/solution that meets or exceeds the objectives outlined in the Draft Enterprise Cross Domain Solution Scope?
2.Is your solution authorized? To which RtB version is the solution fully compliant?
3. Is there a maximum number of network connections the solution will support? If so, how many?
4. What are the collaborative service features supported by the solution (e.g. email, chat, telephony, web)?
5. How many data types will the solution support; what are the formats?
6. How would the solution support integration with a zero trust/data centric security environment?
7. What are the routine operations and maintenance support requirements for the solution? How many FTE support the operations and sustainment of this solution?
8. Does the solution implement RtB-compliant remote management and remote monitoring?
9. What other customers are using the solution operationally?
10. Is your company familiar enough with DoD and CDS operations and sustainment to perform under a firm fixed price contract?
Is your company familiar enough with DoD and CDS development to perform under a firm fixed price contract?
11. Are there obstacles your company sees that would prevent you from competing to provide this solution?
12. Does your company have an isolated or classified lab with SIPR access to support the development and sustainment of your CDS?
13. Does your solution use proprietary software or hardware?
14. Are development employees centrally located or geographically dispersed? If dispersed, describe the company’s policy for managing geographically separate teams and delivering the required support.
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