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The federal government is out with a brand new batch of choice cybersecurity business opportunities for GovCon technology firms.

These include work for cyber engineering and risk management framework support services, securing Space Force multi-source position, navigation and timing user equipment, Navy cyber support services and a potential small business set aside for operating and securing a State Department information management and video system.

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Unpack these four significant new federal cybersecurity business opportunities.

1. Army Aberdeen Test Center Cybersecurity Engineering RMF Support Services

The Aberdeen Test Center is soliciting bids for a non-personnel services contract to provide cybersecurity engineering and Department of War risk management framework support services. The selected contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, facilities and others.

The Pentagon will award a firm fixed-price contract for this program. This effort has one base year of 12 months running from 2026 to 2027 four 12 month option years through 2031.

The contractor shall provide system-wide architectural support for the development of the software baseline requirements. It shall also identify, assess and audit cyber requirements through the DOW RMF for the secret security clearance level and below.

Responses are due Nov. 12.

2. Multi-Source PNT User Equipment RFI

The Space Force seeks analytical information on industrial capabilities in multi-source position, navigation and timing user equipment in navigational warfare. With advances in autonomous systems and guided munitions, the service believes the force that can best synchronize its activities at a single point in time and space wields a potent strategic advantage.

The USSF is required to deliver global continuous coverage with stringent civil and military PNT requirements to assure safety and mission success. This includes at least 88 percent of the service’s satellite constellation being operationally available more than 98 percent of the time. The USSF expects adversaries to make efforts to deny access to this capability, leveraging threats including cyberspace attacks.

Responses are due Nov. 16.

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3. Navy Cyber Support Services RFI

The Navy is seeking information from industry about obtaining comprehensive cyber support, such as cybersecurity system engineering and analysis, risk management, assessment and authorization, and more. This work shall be executed without a framework of zero trust, continuous threat coverage and supply chain risk management.

This solicitation is to help the Navy plan its acquisition strategy in support of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division, or NSWCDD, Integrated Engagement Systems Department. NSWCDD is requesting suggestions and feedback from vendors on a proposed hybrid firm fixed-price and cost-plus-fixed-fee contract structure.

The service is planning to execute this procurement under the Navy’s SeaPort-NxG multiple award contract vehicle. Only active prime contract holders under SeaPort-NxG are eligible.

Responses are due Nov. 16.

4. State Department Security Technology Integration and Operations Support, or STIOS

The State Department is conducting market research to determine whether qualified firms, particularly small businesses, are available and able to meet requirements for a new effort. The agency requires a contractor to operate, maintain and enhance its physical security information management system and high-definition security video system enterprise.

The requirements include cybersecurity risk mitigation engineering and training, 24/7/365 operations center support, global security network operations, video analytics and more. A top secret facility clearance is required.

The small business size standard for this potential program is $37 million. The State Department anticipates a 12 month base period and nine 12 month option periods for this effort.

Responses are due Nov. 12.