Rocky Linux
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection is seeking the procurement of five Rocky Enterprise Linux Per Person Advanced Annual Subscriptions to support its cloud operating platform. This requirement is designated as a small business set-aside and is limited to CIQ, as Rocky Linux is identified as the only solution compatible with the current environment and Red Hat Enterprise Linux development needs. The operating system will serve as the underlying foundation for the agency's cloud environment, utilizing STIG and CIS controls to ensure a secured and hardened platform. The enterprise support services provided by CIQ will include 24x7 technical assistance, migration support from CentOS to Rocky Linux, and the provision of docker images and self-hosted repositories. These services are critical for the Enterprise Cloud Services Division to maintain secure and agile technology infrastructure, enabling CBP to protect national borders and facilitate legitimate trade and travel. The performance of this contract is centered in Ashburn, Virginia.
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Ashburn, VA, USASet-Aside
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CBP OIT delivers innovative, agile, and secure technologies and services that secure the border and facilitate trade and travel. OIT manages both physical (on-prem) and cloud technology infrastructure in support of Operational IT in order to enable CBP mission readiness and improve the ability of all employees, including officers and agents in the field, to be proactive and responsive to new threats.
CBP requires the procurement of five (5) Rocky Enterprise Linux Per Person Advanced Annual Subscriptions. Rocky Linux support by CIQ is the only acceptable solution because the products required are unique or highly specialized and are items peculiar to one manufacturer. The Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), Rocky Linux, is the only vendor whose product is 100% compatible with the current CBP Cloud Operating Platform and also has a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) development environment. The purpose of this new requirement is to procure enterprise support services for Rocky Linux, which is an open-source operating system. Authorized provider, CIQ, provides enterprise support for the following: • Support Rocky Linux across cloud providers • 24x7 support for Rocky Linux • Migration support from CentOS to Rocky Linux • Rocky Linux docker images • Self-hosted rocky repositories • STIG and CIS controls support Rocky Linux will be used as the underlying operating system in CBP’s cloud environment. Hardened Rocky Linux with STIG and CIS controls will be used as secured platform.
Acquisition Strategy: Small Business Set-Aside
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