Request For Information - Multi-Factor Authentication

The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Global Acquisitions is conducting market research to identify qualified companies that can provide Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) solutions. The goal is to identify MFA and One-Time Password (OTP) generation technologies that meet or exceed mission needs. The desired outcomes include solutions that demonstrate the ability to generate OTPs on separate networks, support additional backup MFA authentication options, and integrate with Active Directory, LDAP, Windows, and Linux. The solutions should also provide intuitive interfaces, centralized management consoles, and comply with federal security requirements. • The solution should be able to generate OTPs on an internet-connected computer and use them to login/unlock a user on a separate non-internet connected "air-gapped" network computer. • The solution should support additional backup MFA authentication options, such as hardware tokens and smartcards. • The solution should be compatible with Active Directory, LDAP, Windows, and Linux. • The solution should provide an intuitive interface for end-users and a centralized management console for administrators. • The solution should comply with federal security requirements, including NIST 800-63 and FIPS 140-2/3.