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Ransomware Tabletop Exercise
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The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) is conducting a selective tender for a ransomware tabletop exercise to validate the operational readiness of its updated Corporate Incident Management capability, which integrates Incident Command System (ICS) principles for emergency response and business recovery. This procurement is restricted to pre-qualified holders of the Solutions-based Informatics Professional Services (SBIPS) Supply Arrangement who meet Tier 1 criteria for Security Management Services within the National Capital Region. Twenty-eight specific vendors, including major firms such as Accenture, CGI, Deloitte, IBM Canada, KPMG, PwC, EY, DXC Technology, and others, have been formally invited to submit proposals. All bidders must hold a Secret-level corporate security clearance, and all personnel assigned to the contract must also possess a Secret-level security clearance. Proposals must be submitted electronically by July 10, 2026, directly to the Contracting Officer, Craig Kenny, and may be presented in either English or French. The exercise will simulate a ransomware event to test coordination across all levels of OSFI’s incident management structure, with an implied focus on post-exercise documentation and plan enhancements, though specific deliverables beyond exercise execution are not explicitly outlined. The procurement is not open to the public and is conducted entirely under the SBIPS framework, which requires prior qualification and excludes new entrants. The place of performance is confined to the National Capital Region of Canada, and no contract value, payment terms, or detailed evaluation criteria are disclosed. No formal contract clauses, inspection standards, packaging requirements, or award evaluation factors are provided in the solicitation materials, indicating reliance on the pre-established terms of the SBIPS arrangement and the Government of Canada’s standard procurement practices.
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