AI-Assisted Risk Management Framework Service for Research, Development, and Rapid Prototyping Environments

The government authority located in Washington, DC, is seeking an artificial intelligence-assisted Risk Management Framework service tailored for research, development, and rapid prototyping environments. The agency aims to improve the quality of Risk Management Framework documentation and reduce rework cycles through artificial intelligence-enabled, human-attested analysis. This service must identify missing, inconsistent, or weak control implementation statements while distinguishing between the mere presence of a control narrative and the actual sufficiency and clarity of supporting evidence. The requested scope of work requires the service to generate structured, confidence-scored analytical feedback to assist research and development teams in improving their documentation. The system must also incorporate an explicit human attestation mechanism to preserve accountability and prevent reliance on unreviewed artificial intelligence outputs. The agency will allow the selected provider to perform all work offsite. Only organizations based in the United States are eligible to compete for this opportunity. Bidders must submit any questions regarding this procurement no later than June 10, 2026. The agency is currently looking for proposals to determine the budget and accepts digital submissions via email or online.