RFB-IS-26200819.pdf

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1082742 SOFTWARE -SECURITY -CROWDSTRIKE RENEWAL (BRAND ONLY)
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RFB-IS-26200819
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California

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RFB-IS-26200819 Summary

This is a Request for Bid (RFB) document issued by the State of California for CrowdStrike Falcon security software renewal. The procurement seeks to renew the existing CrowdStrike license agreement on a brand-only basis, meaning only CrowdStrike products are eligible for bid response. The RFB specifies the required security software capabilities and licensing terms needed to maintain the state's endpoint protection and threat prevention infrastructure. The document outlines submission requirements, evaluation criteria, and terms for the competitive bidding process, with responses required by the deadline specified in the solicitation. The contract term includes the renewal period for the software license, with potential renewal options to be determined based on the state's operational needs and budget availability.

The pricing structure requires vendors to provide competitive quotes for the CrowdStrike Falcon renewal based on the specified licensing requirements and user counts detailed in the RFB. As a brand-only solicitation, the incumbent vendor (CrowdStrike) is effectively the only eligible respondent, which streamlines the procurement process while ensuring continuity of the state's security infrastructure. Funding for this renewal is anticipated to come from the state's existing IT security budget allocation. The RFB includes standard procurement terms and conditions applicable to California state purchases, with award contingent upon successful contract negotiations and budget authorization.

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