Opportunity

Virgin Islands Buys #BD-27-230-2301-3715

Biometric FIDO2 security keys for VITEMA’s territory-wide MFA initiative

Posted

November 10, 2026

Respond By

November 25, 2026

Identifier

BD-27-230-2301-3715

NAICS

423490

VITEMA is seeking biometric FIDO2 security keys for the Government of the Virgin Islands’ territory-wide multi-factor authentication initiative. - Government buyer: Government of the Virgin Islands, GVIBUY Department 230, Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency (VITEMA), Grants Division; contact listed: Marcus Ready. - Vendor named: SCOOP CYBERSECURITY, LLC. The documents do not identify a specific manufacturer or OEM. - Product requested: Biometric FIDO2 hardware security keys, quantity 1 each in the initial release summary; no model or part number is provided. The attachment does not specify a quantity. - Key requirements: FIDO2 and WebAuthn support, hardware-based biometric verification, and phishing-resistant authentication. Keys should work with applicable GVI identity and access management systems and include manufacturer-supported security updates, warranty and replacement support, and deployment and administration documentation. - Delivery and supporting information: Delivery is to VITEMA in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Vendors are asked to provide product and compatibility details, warranty and replacement/RMA terms, a delivery schedule, and serialized inventory where available.

Description

The solicitation seeks biometric FIDO2 hardware security keys for the Government of the Virgin Islands' territory-wide multi-factor authentication initiative. Keys must support FIDO2 and WebAuthn, use hardware-based authentication and biometric verification, and provide phishing-resistant authentication. Requirements include compatibility with applicable GVI identity and access management systems, enterprise or government deployment suitability, manufacturer-supported security updates, warranty and replacement support, and deployment and administration documentation. Bidders should provide product and compatibility documentation, manufacturer and model information, warranty and RMA procedures, a delivery schedule, and serialized inventory where available.

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