Inactive Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)

***Please submit all answers using the attachment to geoffrey.bender.1@us.af.mil with subject line: RFI MicroFocus Fortify Alternatives*** Current Software: MicroFocus Fortify (MFF) Requirement: The M... ***Please submit all answers using the attachment to geoffrey.bender.1@us.af.mil with subject line: RFI MicroFocus Fortify Alternatives*** Current Software: MicroFocus Fortify (MFF) Requirement: The MicroFocus Fortify static code analysis licenses are required to support current AFLCMC/HNCX (Platform One). MicroFocus Fortify is a leading provider of security and compliance solutions for modern organizations that require the ability to mitigate risk in a hybrid environment and defend against advanced threats. MicroFocus Fortify delivers the advanced correlation, analytics, applications protection and data security Platform One (P1) requires to protect its software ecosystem from sophisticated cyber threats. Fortify supplies both Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) to meet P1's rigorous security requirements. Could you please provide information on the following: Alternative License Types: What other licensing options do you offer, and how do they differ from our current license? [INSERT ANSWER HERE] Pricing Information: What are the costs associated with these alternative licenses? [INSERT ANSWER HERE FOR EACH LICENSE IDENTIFIED IN #1] Feature Comparison: Are there any additional features or benefits associated with the different licenses that we should consider? [INSERT ANSWER HERE FOR EACH LICENSE IDENTIFIED IN #1] Transition Process: If we decide to switch licenses, what would the process entail? [INSERT ANSWER HERE] Interoperability: Please list out all/as many platforms your software is interoperable with. [INSERT ANSWER HERE] We are eager to find a solution that will best support our needs and ensure continued productivity and efficiency. Please Note: No award will be made under this RFI. Only a warranted Contracting Officer can obligate on behalf of the United States Government and that will be executed through an official request for quote (RFQ). The Government reserves the right to cancel this RFI. In the event the Government cancels this RFI, the Government has no obligation to pursue procurement or to reimburse an Offeror for any costs.