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Request for Proposal — Managed Cloud and Cybersecurity Services

PSPCCloses Sep 18National Capital Region

Description

PSPC requires a qualified supplier to provide managed IT services, including cloud operations, SOC monitoring, and incident response across classified and unclassified environments. Mandatory: SOC 2 Type II, Canadian data residency, and secret clearance for key personnel.

IT servicesCybersecurityCloud
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Do we need bonding or professional liability insurance for this bid?
Yes. Section 5.3 requires a bid bond of 10% of the proposed contract value, plus $5M commercial general liability and $2M professional liability (errors & omissions) for the full term plus 12 months after closeout.
Page 27Annex B
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