Cybersecurity Services

The City of Wentzville, Missouri, is seeking a vendor to deliver a comprehensive, fully managed cybersecurity program. The agency needs to integrate continuous risk assessment, threat detection, incident response, and human risk reduction into a single operating model with predictable costs and measurable outcomes. This initiative aims to protect the government authority through proactive threat mitigation and continuous operational monitoring. The scope of work covers risk-based prioritization, remediation guidance, web application vulnerability assessments, and identity and directory security reviews. The selected provider must perform internal and external vulnerability scanning alongside full twenty-four-seven-three hundred and sixty-five operational coverage. Additionally, the project requires behavioral and anomaly-based threat detection, incident investigation, escalation, and both automated and analyst-led containment. The agency also requires protection against phishing, spear phishing, and impersonation attacks, including time-of-click URL inspection. The service must monitor outbound email content for sensitive data exposure, secure collaboration and file-sharing platforms, and alert on potential data leakage. Finally, the provider must integrate these functions with broader incident response workflows and deliver risk metrics, trend analysis, and audit-ready documentation. Only onshore organizations based in the United States are eligible to bid on this opportunity. The selected vendor will perform all work offsite. Bidders must submit their proposals digitally via email or through the online portal, and the agency is currently looking for proposals to establish the budget. The agency has set a strict deadline for all inquiries regarding this procurement. Bidders must submit all questions no later than July 7, 2026. The evaluation will focus on the ability to deliver the specified integration, continuous coverage, and compliance-ready reporting metrics.