Cyber Security Services

This federal contract opportunity represents the Federal Communications Commission's intent to consolidate two existing cybersecurity contracts into a single integrated Cyber Security Services contract valued at approximately $32.1 million. The consolidation will merge the current Network Security Operations Center (NSOC) and Security Program Support (SPS) contracts into one comprehensive cybersecurity solution.

The procurement will be conducted under the GSA Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services (HACS) small business set-aside Government-Wide Acquisition Contract, with 559 small businesses eligible to compete, including 373 located in the DC-Maryland-Virginia region. The contract structure includes a 12-month base period with four one-year option periods, with an anticipated award date of September 15, 2025.

The consolidation strategy aims to deliver significant operational and financial benefits, including an estimated $7 million in cost savings over the contract lifecycle, reduced acquisition cycle times, and improved operational efficiency. The new approach will transition from traditional on-premises reactive cybersecurity services to a holistic cloud-based cybersecurity program, designed to provide unified cybersecurity management with enhanced incident response capabilities and improved governance structures.

This represents a strategic shift in the FCC's cybersecurity approach, emphasizing integration and standardization while maintaining opportunities for small business participation through the HACS GWAC vehicle. The posted determination document has been redacted for public release, replacing the original version published on July 21, 2025.