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Questions due by June 4th, 2026
Answers posted by June 9th, 2026
Application deadline July 20th, 2026
Anticipated project start date October 1st, 2026
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Bureau Of Arms Control And Nonproliferation, Department Of State
The government authority in Washington, DC seeks a vendor to deliver advanced technology protection services. This engagement will involve providing bilateral and regional technical assistance and consultations, with support tailored to the specific capacity needs of each country involved. Regional coordination efforts are required to harmonize enforcement approaches and facilitate robust information sharing among relevant parties.
The selected vendor will be responsible for conducting government-to-industry outreach to encourage voluntary compliance and suspicious activity reporting. Ongoing support will include mentoring and technical reach-back assistance to address implementation challenges as they arise. Additionally, the vendor should provide capability development to establish specialized units or personnel focused on advanced technology protection and assist in the development and implementation of national security-focused foreign direct investment screening mechanisms. Provision of necessary equipment and subscriptions to mitigate risks of predatory foreign investment—particularly in advanced technology, border infrastructure, data, and critical mineral sectors—is also required.
Overall, this RFP calls for a comprehensive, multi-faceted approach to strengthening advanced technology security and monitoring across several strategic domains.
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