Questions and Answers for VMware Solicitation v2.pdf

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FDIC Solicitation for VMware Subscription Maintenance
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This is a Questions and Answers document for FDIC Solicitation CORHQ-24-Q-0332 for VMware Subscription Maintenance, updated December 6, 2024. The document clarifies that the scope includes Broadcom and Omnissa full 24/7 VMware support, upgrades, and troubleshooting services from the awardee, with no requirement for dedicated onsite engineering support.

The technical requirements specify 10,044 cores for the core count requirement, 40 VMware Desktop Hypervisor Pro subscriptions (including VMware Fusion and VMware Workstation licenses), and 260 Horizon 8 Enterprise licenses with 10 concurrent user packs each, totaling 2,600 concurrent users. The maintenance and support services are required to be available 24/7.

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FDIC Solicitation CORHQ-24-Q-0332

VMware Subscription Maintenance

Updated 12/06/2024

• What is the scope of the maintenance for each CLIN, is it daily operations or patching and upgrade The requirement is for Broadcom and Omnissa full 24/7 VMware support, upgrades, and troubleshooting from the awardee.

• Is this maintenance measured by a certain hourly period?

24/7

• What is the Quantity 10044, is the total # of cores, hosts or VMs?

Core count

• Can you clarify the requirements for this; VMware Desktop Hypervisor Pro -VCFDH- PRO Subscription, Qty:40 VMWare Fusion and VMWare Workstation licenses

• Would you require a dedicated engineer onsite for this project?

No

• Are we required to purchase Horizon 8 Enterprise license for 260 cores?

This requirement is for 260 licenses, each having 10 concurrent user packs for a total of 2600

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