NRO Independent FISMA Evaluation (NIFE) Draft Request for Proposal
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The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), Office of the Inspector General, has issued a draft Request for Proposal for the Independent FISMA Evaluation (NIFE). This contract opportunity involves performing the evaluation work solely within government-provided facilities located in Chantilly, Virginia, with an estimated start date in January 2018. Interested firms can access the draft RFP via the Acquisition Research Center (ARC) website, where registration is required for those without an existing account. The solicitation, identified by number NRO000-17-R-0159, falls under the NAICS code 541211, which covers offices of certified public accountants. The point of contact for this presolicitation is Zach Pershin, a Contract Specialist reachable by email or phone. This contract is currently in the presolicitation phase, and no set-aside details have been provided. Additional information and the full draft RFP can be obtained through the provided links and contact channels.
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