Network Access Control Technical Service
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SUMMARY
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A government authority in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan is seeking a vendor to provide network access control technical services. The solution must provide visibility and control over devices connecting to the network, enforce role-based access policies, detect unauthorized devices, and support automated responses to potential security threats.
Services must include authentication and authorization for staff workstations, scientific instruments, servers, Internet of Things devices, and guest or visitor devices. The solution must integrate with existing identity and directory services such as Active Directory, support dynamic VLAN assignment based on device type, user role, and compliance status, and provide guest network access provisioning.
The vendor must also support device posture assessment, compliance enforcement, logging, monitoring, and reporting of network access events. Redesign of physical network cabling or infrastructure is outside the scope of the requirement. Questions must be submitted by September 8, 2026, and proposals are due September 22, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 22, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Cybersecurity or network security services provider with network access control expertise
- Experience integrating access control platforms with Active Directory and other directory services
- Proven capability in device posture assessment, dynamic VLAN assignment, and guest network provisioning
- Experience securing mixed environments including workstations, servers, scientific equipment, IoT, and visitor devices
- Strong logging, monitoring, reporting, and automated threat-response capabilities
- Ability to provide technical services in Saskatchewan or remotely support a Canadian public-sector client
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