DRAFT RFP 70RTAC22R00000010 Attachment 6 - Pricing Template.xlsx

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DRAFT Solicitation for Hack DHS: Crowdsourced Vulnerability Assessment Services (CVAS) Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
70RTAC22R00000010
Issued by
Department of Homeland Security Office of Procurement Operations

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This document contains a draft request for proposal for vulnerability assessment services and a sample pricing template. The Department of Homeland Security seeks to conduct a private, invite-only bug bounty program over four months involving six systems in total. Bounty payouts will be determined at the order level based on severity of issues found. The pricing template provides an example scenario and requests pricing for administrative costs for running the program against private assets. Responses to the final solicitation are due by May 3, 2022.

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IDIQ Pricing

Request for Proposal for 70RTAC22R00000010
Attachment 6: Pricing Template
Tab 1 of 3: IDIQ Pricing
Offeror Name:
Instructions:Please fill in the yellow-highlighted cells.
Base Period
CLIN NumberDescriptionQuantityPrice
0001Bounty Payouts (Fixed-Unit-Price) Note: Quantity and price will be established at the order level.Quantity will be established at the order level.Price will be established at the order level.
0002Administrative Cost – Public Asset (Firm-Fixed-Price)
0002AAFixed-Duration Bounty Challenge1 Lot
0002ABContinuous Bounty Challenge1 Lot
0002ACLive Events1 Lot
0003Administrative Cost – Private Asset (Firm-Fixed-Price)
0003AAFixed-Duration Bounty Challenge1 Lot
0003ABContinuous Bounty Challenge1 Lot
0003ACLive Events1 Lot
Option Period 1
CLIN NumberDescriptionQuantityPrice
1001Bounty Payouts (Fixed-Unit-Price) Note: Quantity and price will be established at the order level.Quantity will be established at the order level.Price will be established at the order level.
1002Administrative Cost – Public Asset (Firm-Fixed-Price)
1002AAFixed-Duration Bounty Challenge1 Lot
1002ABContinuous Bounty Challenge1 Lot
1002ACLive Events1 Lot
1003Administrative Cost – Private Asset (Firm-Fixed-Price)
1003AAFixed-Duration Bounty Challenge1 Lot
1003ABContinuous Bounty Challenge1 Lot
1003ACLive Events1 Lot
Option Period 2
CLIN NumberDescriptionQuantityPrice
2001Bounty Payouts (Fixed-Unit-Price) Note: Quantity and price will be established at the order level.Quantity will be established at the order level.Price will be established at the order level.
2002Administrative Cost – Public Asset (Firm-Fixed-Price)
2002AAFixed-Duration Bounty Challenge1 Lot
2002ABContinuous Bounty Challenge1 Lot
2002ACLive Events1 Lot
2003Administrative Cost – Private Asset (Firm-Fixed-Price)
2003AAFixed-Duration Bounty Challenge1 Lot
2003ABContinuous Bounty Challenge1 Lot
2003ACLive Events1 Lot
Option Period 3
CLIN NumberDescriptionQuantityPrice
3001Bounty Payouts (Fixed-Unit-Price) Note: Quantity and price will be established at the order level.Quantity will be established at the order level.Price will be established at the order level.
3002Administrative Cost – Public Asset (Firm-Fixed-Price)
3002AAFixed-Duration Bounty Challenge1 Lot
3002ABContinuous Bounty Challenge1 Lot
3002ACLive Events1 Lot
3003Administrative Cost – Private Asset (Firm-Fixed-Price)
3003AAFixed-Duration Bounty Challenge1 Lot
3003ABContinuous Bounty Challenge1 Lot
3003ACLive Events1 Lot
Option Period 4
CLIN NumberDescriptionQuantityPrice
4001Bounty Payouts (Fixed-Unit-Price) Note: Quantity and price will be established at the order level.Quantity will be established at the order level.Price will be established at the order level.
4002Administrative Cost – Public Asset (Firm-Fixed-Price)
4002AAFixed-Duration Bounty Challenge1 Lot
4002ABContinuous Bounty Challenge1 Lot
4002ACLive Events1 Lot
4003Administrative Cost – Private Asset (Firm-Fixed-Price)
4003AAFixed-Duration Bounty Challenge1 Lot
4003ABContinuous Bounty Challenge1 Lot
4003ACLive Events1 Lot

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Sample Order Pricing

Request for Proposal for 70RTAC22R00000010
Attachment 6: Pricing Template
Tab 2 of 3: Sample Order Pricing
Offeror Name:
Instructions: Please utilize the scenario (See Tab "Scenario") in order to complete the sample ordering pricing. The Offeror is requested to fill in the yellow-highlighed cells. The price for CLIN 0001 is provided for evaluation purposes. Offerors do not need to provide additional price for CLIN 0001. This sample ordering pricing will not result in an actual order issued against the resultant contract. The total evaluated price will be used as part of the price evaluation and for a potential trade-off analysis between price and non-price evaluation factors, as needed.
Task Order CLINDescriptionQuantityPrice
0001Bounty Payout (Fixed Unit Price)TBD$ 125,000.00
Critical Severity Bug: $5000
High Severity Bug: $3500
Medium Severity Bug: $2000
Low Severity Bug: $750
Informational Bug: No payout
0002Administrative Cost for Private Assets (All other price elements (e.g. Platform cost, overhead costs, background checks, etc.)) (Firm-Fixed-Price)1 Lot
Task Order Total:$ 125,000.00

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Scenario

Request for Proposal for 70RTAC22R00000010
Attachment 6: Pricing Template
Tab 3 of 3: Scenario
Period of Performance (PoP): 4 months (including pre- and post- event coordination and a three (3)-month bug bounty event)

Scenario: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) wishes to conduct a private, invite only remote bug bounty event which includes six (6) DHS systems. The systems will only be in scope for one (1) month each during the PoP. There will be two (2) systems in scope the first month which are replaced by two (2) different systems in the second month, and then those are replaced by the final two (2) systems in the final month of the PoP.

System 1 is an on-premises environment consisting of a web server with an application which takes user input from various forms and stores/retrieves them from a database for further processing and presentation to users or individuals processing records.

System 2 is a Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) system consisting of three (3) web portals, an email server, and a virtual applies that performs email scanning.

System 3 is a cloud-based environment which supplies desktops as a service to end users after authentication through Department single sign-on.

System 4 is a collaboration platform that allows for text chat, presentation, file sharing, and video/voice chat. The system is heavily reliant on Commercial off the Shelf (COTS), but configuration and maintenance as well as identify/access control is performed by the Department with a mix of single-sign on accounts for the Department and single-factor login/password accounts for partners.

System 5 is a mobile application which uploads photos tagged with geolocation from multiple devices across the United States to a data center for machine learning based image classification and categorization.

System 6 is a Department coded cloud application which parses documents for Personally Identifiable Information (PII), Personal Health Information (PHI), and financial information before placing them into a publicly searchable archive.

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