US-FED-00000388978 - Party Bus Mission Development Operations (MDO) and Cyber Assessment Team (CAT) (Consolidation) - Deadline August 20,2026

This is a notice of intent to consolidate/bundling requirements IAW RFO 7.107–3 Notifications. The AFLCMC/HNCK Platform One (P1) contracting office plans to solicit an offer for a non–personnel services contract to provide Party Bus with technical, operational, and cybersecurity capabilities necessary to rapidly onboard, secure, deploy, and sustain mission applications across Department of War (DoW) environments for Party Bus` Mission Development Operations (MDO) and Cyber Assessment Team (CAT) capabilities. The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, transportation, tools, materials, supervision, and other necessary items. The acquisition team is seeking a contractor to provide MDO/CAT capabilities that enable the rapid, secure onboarding, deployment, and sustainment of mission applications across Platform One Party Bus environments. This contract shall deliver standardized DevSecOps capabilities, Kubernetes platform engineering, CI/CD pipeline development, infrastructure operations, and cybersecurity assessments that accelerate software delivery while maintaining compliance with Department of War Risk Management Framework (RMF) requirements and Platform One security standards. The contractor shall support applications operating across DoD Impact Levels 2, 4, and 5 by providing infrastructure provisioning, platform engineering, shared data services, deployment enablement, and Continuous Authorization to Function (CtF) assessment support through the Path–to–CtF process. The contractor will collaborate with application teams, cybersecurity stakeholders, and Platform One leadership to reduce onboarding timelines, improve infrastructure reliability, automate security and compliance activities, and ensure secure, scalable, and repeatable software delivery. The contractor shall implement automation through Infrastructure as Code (IaC), GitOps, centralized monitoring, compliance validation, and enterprise platform engineering while sustaining existing Platform One capabilities and supporting future mission growth through resilient, secure–by–default operationsThe contracting office has conducted market research that demonstrates the consolidation of three (3) existing Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) orders to be necessary, justified and in the best interest of the government. The three (3) BOA orders that will be consolidated are:FA830723FB087FA830723FB013FA830723FB054The government intends to solicit and negotiate with the vendor that provides the most technically capable solution under the current Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) on Platform One Solutions Marketplace (P1SM) in accordance with 10 U.S.C. 3458 and R–DFARS 212.70. The resultant contract could consist of a one– year base period and four (4) one–year option periods. If interested in the new requirement, ensure you have submitted a video solution submission on P1SM at https://p1.dso.mil/.Local Small Business ProfessionalMs. Zakiya U. NorrisSmall Business ProfessionalAFLCMC/SB–LacklandCryptologic and Cyber Systems Divisionz[email? redacted]l