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Monster Government Solutions, LLC Weston MA USA

UEI: SLED_C0429A13662029F0

Monster Government Solutions, LLC Weston MA USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_C0429A13662029F0. It has been awarded $352,208 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Computer Training. Top awarding agencies include Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

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SLED_C0429A13662029F0

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Commodity Futures Trading Commission$352.2K100%
Awards by NAICS
611420 - Computer Training$352.2K100%
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NAICS: 611420
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RFQ No. 130123 Online/Virtual IT Training CoursesThe California Employment Development Department is soliciting proposals for online and virtual information technology training courses through RFQ No. 130123, with solicitation number 0000039854. This solicitation, posted on July 23, 2026, requires responses by August 13, 2026, at 1:00 AM Pacific Time. The training programs must be delivered virtually and are intended to support workforce development initiatives under the agency’s mission, with all services to be performed within the state of California. The contract is targeted toward qualified vendors capable of providing comprehensive, accessible, and effective IT training curricula tailored to the needs of job seekers and state workforce programs. Cory Buttler serves as the primary point of contact for this solicitation, reachable via email at cory.buttler@edd.ca.gov or by phone at 916-654-5351. While no specific NAICS code or set-aside designation is provided, the solicitation is issued under the SLED category, indicating it is directed toward state, local, or educational government entities. Interested parties can access additional details and submit responses through the CalE-Procure portal at the provided URL. Vendors are expected to deliver high-quality virtual instruction that aligns with state workforce goals, ensuring scalability, technical reliability, and measurable outcomes for participants.
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NAICS: 611420
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American Innovation Hub: AI & Digital Skills for the Creative & Tech EconomyIndonesia’s rapidly growing digital economy, driven by a young and tech-savvy population, presents a strategic opportunity to shape the future of AI adoption in Southeast Asia. This program seeks to deepen U.S. influence by transforming five American Corners — in Malang, Makassar, Yogyakarta, Pontianak, and Ambon — into American Innovation Hubs equipped with official U.S. AI hardware, licensed software, and a unified branding identity. These hubs will serve as localized centers for hands-on training, targeting Indonesian youth, content creators, and MSMEs in the creative and technology sectors, with the goal of increasing preference for American AI standards and tools through sustained, skills-based programming rather than isolated events. The initiative emphasizes measurable behavioral change, aiming for at least a 25 percent rise in U.S. tool adoption among 1,500 trained participants, documented through pre- and post-program surveys. The program will professionalize a network of local staff, hiring nine full-time personnel across three corners and training at least 25 staff across five competency areas, including programming, ecosystem building, and monitoring and evaluation. Each hub must develop an annual programming plan and a partner ecosystem map with at least 20 local relationships, ensuring long-term sustainability beyond the award period. Regular AI Skills Labs will produce tangible outputs such as podcast episodes, AI-generated music and visual content, short films, and digital marketing campaigns, culminating in local hackathons and a national Grand Final. The U.S. Mission to Indonesia retains substantial involvement, exercising approval authority over program design, staffing, tool selection, branding, and major events, while the recipient is responsible for implementation, compliance with Indonesian labor laws, procurement and maintenance of equipment, and adherence to all reporting and public compliance standards. The initiative is designed not only to deliver immediate impact but to embed U.S. innovation leadership into Indonesia’s digital fabric for years to come.
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NAICS: 611420
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CyberNext: Advance Cybersecurity and AI ReadinessThe CyberNext: Advanced Cybersecurity and AI Readiness program, solicited by the U.S. Mission to Albania under the number AMERICANSPACESCYBERNEXT-2026, aims to bolster Albania’s digital resilience by equipping young Albanians aged 18 to 35 with advanced, practical skills in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence grounded in U.S. standards and expertise. Building on prior American Corners initiatives that established foundational awareness, this program targets university students, young professionals, startup leaders, and aspiring innovators to develop intermediate-level capabilities in threat detection and response, responsible and secure AI deployment, and operational resilience under pressure through hands-on workshops, simulations, labs, tabletop exercises, and innovation sprints. The initiative directly supports U.S. foreign policy goals by reinforcing American leadership in cyberspace and AI, safeguarding digital openness, and strengthening regional security through capable Albanian partners aligned with U.S. technological and ethical frameworks. At least 100 participants per American Corner must be trained, with measurable outcomes expected in behavior, attitude, and professional readiness to contribute to national and regional cyber stability. All activities must demonstrate clear linkages to U.S. technology, best practices, and AI ethics guidance, ensuring alignment with American standards without specifying formal frameworks like NIST or ISO. The project is implemented entirely in Albania with no physical delivery or packaging requirements, as the scope is entirely service-based and training-focused. Evaluation of proposals will center exclusively on the three core objectives: advanced threat response, secure AI use, and operational readiness, with no numerical weights, adjectival ratings, or risk categories disclosed. While no contract value, period of performance, or payment details are provided, the solicitation closes on August 20, 2026, and proposals must be submitted through the designated grants portal. The contracting officer's representative and technical oversight will be managed by the U.S. Mission to Albania, with no security clearance, key personnel certifications, or OCI provisions explicitly required. No attachments, clause listings, or formal representations from offerors are included in the solicitation, underscoring its emphasis on technical merit and program alignment over administrative compliance.
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