RFB-IS-26200753 ISPR.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- RFB-IS-26200753
- Issued by
- California
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RFB-IS-26200753 ISPR Summary
This is a Request for Bid (RFB) document issued by the State of California for software subscription disaster recovery services. The procurement seeks qualified vendors to provide comprehensive disaster recovery solutions to support state information systems and operations. The scope encompasses disaster recovery software licensing, subscription services, and related implementation and support services to ensure business continuity across state agencies. The RFB establishes a competitive bidding process with specific response requirements and timelines for interested vendors to submit their proposals and pricing information for evaluation.
The procurement includes detailed specifications for disaster recovery capabilities, required service levels, and support requirements to meet state information security and operational resilience standards. Vendors must demonstrate experience with enterprise-level disaster recovery implementations, appropriate certifications, and the ability to integrate with existing state systems. The contract will establish terms for software licensing, ongoing maintenance, technical support, and disaster recovery testing and validation services. Award and contract commencement timelines, along with any renewal options or contract term extensions, are contingent upon the evaluation process outcomes and state budget approvals.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| RFB-IS-26200753 IS Disaster Backup Recovery Solution & TAM.pdf | ||
| RFB-IS-26200753 CBE.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| RFB-IS-26200753 Appendix A.pdf | ||
| RFB-IS-26200753 Specification.pdf |
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