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The NATO Communications and Information Agency intends to establish a Commercial Cloud Service Provider Marketplace offering commercially available Infrastructure-as-a-Service, Platform-as-a-Service, and related cloud services for current and future NATO enterprise workloads. The immediate requirement is to support the Protected Business Network.
The procurement will address technical, operational, security, contractual, and evaluation requirements through formal solicitation documentation. NCIA is conducting early industry engagement using a draft cloud consumption scenario and draft contract terms and conditions. These preliminary, non-binding documents are intended to obtain feedback on service categories, volume metrics, consumption assumptions, pricing and evaluation considerations, competition, risk allocation, data sovereignty, security compliance, and service delivery.
Suppliers are invited to submit a capability statement and feedback response of no more than five pages. Responses should describe relevant enterprise cloud experience, experience serving government, defense, or similarly regulated organizations, certifications and accreditations, global support capabilities, and commercial, technical, or contractual considerations that should be addressed before the formal RFP is released. Responses will support market research and procurement planning and will not be evaluated for contract award. NCIA may subsequently invite selected suppliers to optional one-on-one clarification sessions.
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