End-Use Monitoring and Operations Security (OPSEC) Support

The contract seeks qualified providers to deliver expert support in end-use monitoring and operations security for U.S. Department of Defense programs, with a primary focus on Islamabad. The work requires deep familiarity with EUM and EEUM compliance frameworks to ensure proper tracking and verification of defense articles and technology usage in accordance with U.S. government regulations. Contractors must implement robust OPSEC strategies designed to identify, assess, and mitigate vulnerabilities that could expose sensitive program information or compromise security objectives. Demonstrated experience in executing these measures under real-world operational conditions, particularly in high-risk or sensitive environments, is essential. The effort will involve continuous monitoring, reporting, and advisory services to uphold compliance, safeguard classified or restricted data, and align with DoD standards for security and accountability. This subcontract opportunity, posted under NAICS code 541611, is open for response until May 27, 2026, and targets organizations capable of rapid, reliable, and secure support to Air Force Sustainment Center operations. Performance is expected to be conducted on-site in Islamabad, requiring cultural awareness, diplomatic sensitivity, and the ability to operate within complex international oversight structures. Providers must understand the unique security challenges of operating in a foreign theater and be prepared to integrate with U.S. government stakeholders and partner entities to ensure seamless compliance and operational continuity. Technical proficiency in documentation, reporting, and threat assessment, along with a proven track record in defense-related monitoring and security tasks, is required to qualify.