Anomali Threatstream Lens License Renewal 2025-2026

The Maryland Department of Information Technology is seeking a Purchase Order Request for Proposals (PORFP) for an Anomali Threatstream Lens License Renewal for 2025-2026, specifically targeting the Maryland Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MD-ISAC). This procurement is structured under the Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Software Master Contract (FC-009-26) and is limited to current Master Contractors. The primary objective is to acquire cybersecurity software that enables centralized cyber threat intelligence and secure information sharing between state agencies. Key deliverables include Anomali ThreatStream Enterprise software with bi-directional TAXII capabilities for automated threat intelligence collection, management, and sharing. The solicitation covers three functional areas: COTS Software, Installation and Training Services, and Manufacturer's Software Maintenance. Proposals must be submitted electronically through eMaryland Marketplace Advantage (eMMA) by April 9, 2025, at 2:00 PM, with pricing valid for at least 90 days after the proposal due date.

The contract has no specific small business set-aside and requires the Master Contractor to be an authorized Anomali reseller. The procurement covers a 12-month subscription period from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, with 500 Gigs Per-Day of Security Analytics for 180 total days. Contractors must provide a screenshot of the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) and include all necessary software licensing and acceptable use policies. While the exact total contract value is not explicitly stated, the quote references a specific quote number Q-24904 from Anomali's Redwood City, California office. The state reserves the right to review and potentially reject proposed terms. Payment terms are set at Net 45, requiring upfront payment in USD, and the quote is valid until June 28, 2024. The procurement is specifically targeting Anne Arundel County and the Maryland Department of Information Technology, with the software being limited to state IT department employees.