RFB-IS-26200660-1.pdf
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- 1082714 - Venafi Renewal FY 26-27
- Solicitation number
- RFB-IS-26200660
- Issued by
- California
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Summary of RFB-IS-26200660-1.pdf
This is a Request for Bid (RFB) document from the State of California for a Venafi renewal contract for fiscal years 2026-2027. The procurement seeks to renew licensing and support services for Venafi software, a certificate lifecycle management platform used for infrastructure security. The request includes provisions for software licenses, maintenance, support services, and any associated implementation or training requirements. Specific quantities, response deadlines, and bid submission instructions are outlined in the document to govern the competitive bidding process. The contract term covers the two-year period of FY 2026-2027, with potential renewal options to be determined based on performance and continued state requirements.
The pricing structure and financial terms for the Venafi renewal are detailed in the RFB, including unit costs, annual fees, and any volume-based discounts applicable to California's usage levels. The procurement may include set-aside provisions for small businesses or disadvantaged vendors as applicable under California state law. The incumbent vendor information and current service environment are documented to provide bidders with context regarding existing implementation and performance baselines. Funding for this contract is sourced through the state's information technology budget allocations, with specific amounts and appropriation details outlined in the solicitation documents.
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| Appendix A Rev. 6-6-2024 .pdf | ||
| Submit Certificate of Insurance.pdf | ||
| Exhibit 6 CBE Form.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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