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Sin: 132 60FSUPPORTS Planning, Risk Assessment, Deployment, Implementation and Integrationservices for Customer Agency Applications, Including Operations and Customer Service, for Both Certificate-based and Non-certificate-based Applications. Technical Evaluation Criteria Are: - Documented Experience With Deployment of Policy-compliant Identity and Access Management Projects in Government Agencies. This Includes Iam Technologies and Standards, Including Security Assertion Markup Language (saml), Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and the Ws-federation Specification. Offerors Should Describe in Detail Their Competencies When Proposing Under This Sin. - Offerors Must Describe Their Involvement in at Least 2 Prior Federal Government Application Deployment Projects for Public-facing It Systems. Identity and Access Management Professional Services - Subject to Cooperative Purchasing Identity and Access Management Professional Services - Subje
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