iBoss Web Content Filtering Licensing, Support, and Hardware Services

The agency is seeking a vendor to provide iBoss web content filtering licensing, support, and hardware services. The project aims to secure and manage network traffic through selective decryption, including advanced controls for YouTube and various Google services, without decrypting all traffic. The required solution must support a hybrid environment utilizing both a device agent and an on-premises physical filtering appliance to allow for in-depth traffic analysis beyond standard DNS filtering. The scope of work covers implementing social media controls for platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, Google, Pinterest UDP traffic, LinkedIn, and Snapchat. The system must bind with Active Directory and offer flexible groups, sub-groups, and delegated administration rights. Additionally, the agency requires mobile device filtering on Windows laptops and tablets, iPads, Android devices, and Chromebooks, alongside full bandwidth control and throttling. The requested technology must deliver granular reporting, forensics with real-time alerts and lock-outs, and flexible reports formatted for non-technical users. The platform must also include a Threat and Event Module to handle malware, spyware, intrusion detection and prevention, and data loss prevention. Devices using the agent must be proxied to ensure they always display a known range of external IP addresses. Eligibility is restricted to onshore United States organizations. The performance of all work will take place offsite. Bidders must submit any questions regarding this opportunity no later than June 30, 2026. The agency is looking for proposals to establish a contract with a duration of three years. Bidders may submit their responses digitally via email or through the online portal. The agency has not disclosed a specific budget and is looking for proposals to determine the cost.