The Army is seeking information on sources capable of providing comprehensive software sustainment services for the Deployable Power Generation and Distribution System (DPGDS) Power Unit, MEP-PU-810D, to address future hardware and software obsolescence and cybersecurity challenges. This is a Request for Information (RFI) for market research purposes only, not a solicitation for proposals, and all costs of responding are solely at the respondent's expense. The required services include program management, systems security engineering, secure software development, software assurance, supply chain risk management, and continuous cybersecurity and vulnerability management. Responses are due 30 days from the posting of this document, with questions due 15 calendar days after posting, and the government may invite in-person discussions at Fort Belvoir, VA. No budget information or performance location is specified in the description.

The U.S. Army is conducting market research to identify sources capable of providing comprehensive software sustainment services for the Deployable Power Generation and Distribution System (DPGDS) Power Unit, MEP-PU-810D, which was first fielded in FY2021 and has an estimated economic useful life of 17-25 years. The requirement includes program management, systems security engineering, secure software development, software assurance, supply chain risk management, and continuous cybersecurity and vulnerability management. Responses to this Request for Information (RFI) are due 30 days from the posting of the document, with questions due 15 calendar days after posting. The location for potential in-person discussions is Fort Belvoir, VA. No budget information is specified.