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Air Force Research Lab Posts Draft Solicitation for Virtual Network, Remote Access Tech Support Requirement

The Air Force Research Laboratory is seeking feedback on a draft solicitation for its potential five-year, $300 million Engineering for Virtualized Enterprise and Remote Access Technology program.

AFRL expects the EVEREST contract will have a cost-plus-fixed-fee, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity structure and comprise software, hardware and report deliverables, according to the solicitation notice posted Wednesday on SAM.gov.

The laboratory’s information directorate requires software research and development, integration, deployment, testing, integration, sustainment and training of multi-level access systems across the Department of Defense.

Work under the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract will focus on SecureView, an AFRL-developed cross-domain software architecture that provides access to classified information through a virtual desktop infrastructure.

Interested parties have until July 12 to respond to the notice.

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