RFB-IS-26200937-1 Appendix A.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- RFB-IS-26200937
- Issued by
- California
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This is an Appendix A document supporting a Request for Bid (RFB) issued by the State of California for a multi-year software license procurement to replace RFB-IS-2620091. The solicitation seeks to establish a licensing agreement for Omnissa software products. The document serves as a technical specification and requirement document outlining the specific software licenses, quantities, configurations, and delivery requirements necessary to support the state's IT infrastructure needs. The procurement is structured as a multi-year agreement, allowing for continuity of software support and maintenance across the specified contract term with potential renewal options to extend the relationship beyond the initial period.
The appendix establishes detailed technical specifications for the Omnissa software products being procured, including specific product SKUs, licensing models, quantity requirements, and deployment parameters. Pricing terms, payment structures, and any volume-based discounts or incentive provisions are outlined to facilitate cost analysis by bidders. The document addresses current system environments and compatibility requirements, ensuring that proposed solutions align with existing California state infrastructure. Funding sources and budget allocations are detailed to demonstrate available appropriations for the multi-year commitment, with clear delineation of costs across the contract performance period.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| RFB-IS-26200937-1 HS Omnissa Sw Rnwl ISPR Exhibit.pdf | ||
| RFB-IS-26200937-1 CBE.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| RFB-IS-26200937-1 HS Omnissa Sw Rnwl Mutli-Year.pdf |
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