The Defense Threat Reduction Agency is seeking potential industry sources of a tool for detecting and analyzing cybersecurity threats.
According to a sources sought notice published Friday, DTRA will accept responses to the request for information until Oct. 21.
According to a draft performance work statement, the contractor will provide DTRA’s Nuclear Enterprise Support Directorate within its Mission Assurance Department with software and all related components of the Advanced Cyber Security Threat Detection and Analysis Platform.
The vendor will also manage and configure the platform, test and evaluate components, maintain a stockpile of all peripheral components, develop long-term storage capability and provide documentation and develop technical training.
The selected contractor will also provide specialized support and expertise to facilitate advanced cyber assessments in support of the larger mission assurance initiative.