RFB-IS-26200753 Appendix A.pdf

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1083617 SOFTWARE - SUBSCRIPTION - DISASTER RECOVERY
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RFB-IS-26200753
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California

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This is an Appendix A document for Request for Bids RFB-IS-26200753 issued by the State of California for a software subscription disaster recovery solution. The procurement seeks to establish a contract for disaster recovery software services, with the specific products, quantities, and detailed requirements outlined within the appendix. The document establishes the technical specifications and service level requirements that prospective vendors must meet to be considered for award. Bidders are required to submit responses in accordance with the timeline and procedures specified in the main RFB document, with evaluation criteria focused on the vendor's ability to deliver compliant disaster recovery solutions that meet the state's operational continuity needs.

The pricing structure, payment terms, and any volume-based discounts or incentives are to be detailed in the bid submission response. The appendix serves as the technical foundation for vendor evaluation, establishing baseline requirements for disaster recovery capabilities, data protection standards, and recovery time objectives that qualified vendors must guarantee. Award will be made to the responsive and responsible bidder whose proposal best meets the state's requirements and represents the optimal value for California's investment in disaster recovery infrastructure and operational continuity assurance.

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RFB-IS-26200753 CBE.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
RFB-IS-26200753 IS Disaster Backup Recovery Solution & TAM.pdf PDF
RFB-IS-26200753 Specification.pdf PDF
RFB-IS-26200753 ISPR.pdf PDF

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