D -- COMPUTER-BASED SECURITY TRAINING

Notice Date

April 25, 2001

Contracting Office

U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command Acquisition Center -- Washington Operations Office, 2461 Eisenhower Ave., Alexandria, VA 22331-0700

ZIP Code

22331-0700

Response Due

January 5, 2018

Point of Contact

Stephen Alkire (703) 325-3356; Peggy Butler (703) 325-4994

E-Mail Address

Contract Specialist's email (Stephen.Alkire@cacw.army.mil)

Description

The U.S. Army CECOM Acquisition Center Washington is seeking sources for Computer Based Training (CBT) for approximately 10,000 contractor employees in the following subjects. The hours indicated are estimates of classroom hours required; CBT hours may vary from those estimates. The CBT shall be web-based and the vendor must provide a mechanism to limit access to specific authorized students only. The requirements are grouped into two categories: General and Army-Specific: General courses: Legal aspects of Information Assurance 4 hours (Case studies, & descriptions of laws affecting Information Assurance, Network Security and Privacy Rights) Windows NT Security 12 hours (includes practical exercises) UNIX Security 15 hours (includes practical exercises) Incident and Vulnerability Reporting 3 hours Network Security Threats 3 hours Cryptography 3 hours Encypting Network Traffic 3 hours System Availability 3 hours Secure Web Services -- IIS 5 hours Secure Router Configuration 6 hours Firewalls (general) (configure a firewall) 3 hours Firewall practical exercise 7 hours Intrusion Detection Systems (reading assignment) 3 hours IDS practical exercises 3 hours Army-specific courses: Army Computer Emergency Response Team 4 hours Information Assurance Program Roles and Responsibilities 5 hours (Includes DOD IT Security Certification and Accreditation Program (DITSCAP), Information Assurance Vulnerability Alert (IAVA), Information Assurance staffs & responsibilities, governing regulations & directives) IDS (Realsecure) 4 hours Criminal Investigation process for Network Incidents 4 hours Router configuration practical exercise 5 hours Firewall (RAPTOR) 3 hours In addition, the vendor shall develop, with input from the Army, the following course, to be available in January 2002: Windows 2000 Security 12 hours (include practical exercises) Interested vendors should provide their GSA contract number, if applicable; the POC name, phone, fax and email; and the Small Business/Small Disadvantaged Business status, if applicable. Please provide responses to the Contract Specialist, Stephen Alkire: Stephen.Alkire@cacw.army.mil, NLT 18 May 2001.

Record

Loren Data Corp. 20010427/DSOL007.HTM (W-115 SN50K2F6)