CASTLE_Summary_Chart.pptx
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- Cyber Agents for Security Testing and Learning Environments (CASTLE) Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- HR001123S0002
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This document contains a PowerPoint chart template for proposals submitted in response to the CASTLE solicitation. The chart outlines key elements to include such as an overview graphic of the proposed technical approach, a succinct technical approach summary, descriptions of innovation and feasibility, identification of risks and mitigations, cost breakdown by prime contractor and subcontractors, intellectual property assertions, key personnel, foreign national participation details, project classification, and whether personally identifiable information will be collected or stored. The CASTLE program seeks to develop an AI toolkit to instantiate realistic network environments and train cyber agents through a three-phase effort totaling approximately $#.# million to enable resilient network operations against advanced persistent threats. Proposals should follow the formatting requirements and include the information requested in the chart template.
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| HR001123S0002-Amendment-01.pdf | ||
| FCL_Sponsorship_Letter_Instruction_May_2016.pdf | ||
| HR001123S0002.pdf | ||
| CASTLE-CUIG_signed.pdf |
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Submit as an MS PowerPoint Chart. Do not change font (Tahoma). Convert all red text to black text upon submission. Do not alter existing black text.
Insert high-resolution overview graphic of proposed architecture/technical approach FP-0: Prime Organization PI: PI Name (% LOE) Subcontractors: Subcontractor Organization(s) or “None” Title: Proposal Title Summary:
Succinctly describe the proposed technical approach The bullets, combined with the graphic below, should clearly convey, at a high-level, what is proposed Use the bullets as the "elevator speech" for the proposal Etc.
Innovation, feasibility:
High-level bullets should convey key innovative elements that make your approach novel or unique; how it goes beyond current state-of-the-art Why is the approach feasible now? (at a high-level) Do not simply restate what is in the Summary section on the left of the chart Etc.
Risks/mitigations:
Identify high-risk element(s) (e.g., limitation(s)) of your approach High-level description of mitigation(s) Etc.
Cost:
Prime cost and % of overall cost (e.g., ABC, Inc.: $#.#M, X%) Subcontractor X: cost, and % of overall cost Subcontractor Y: cost, and % of overall cost Etc.
Intellectual Property/data rights assertions:
Yes/No (if yes, briefly describe what it is; commercial or non-commercial?)
Key personnel:
Name, organization, %LOE Name, organization, %LOE Etc. (use as many bullets as necessary) Foreign National participation:
Yes or No (if yes, list organizations (prime or subcontractor) proposing FNs and the number of FNs proposed) Project classification:
E.g., CUI, fundamental research, combination, other Will the project collect, store or create records that may contain PII?
Yes or No (if yes, briefly describe what the PII is) ITAR/EAR proposed?
Yes or No (if yes, briefly describe what the ITAR/EAR is) Source: Prime Organization, Volume 1 (CASTLE)
| Summary | Phase 1 | Phase 2 | Phase 3 | Total |
| Proposed | $#.#M | $#.#M | $#.#M | $#.#M |
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