FDIC Acquisition System Next Generation (AS NG)

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is conducting a pre-solicitation notice for the Acquisition System Next Generation (AS-NG), seeking an enterprise-level acquisition lifecycle solution based on Appian Government Acquisition Management Solution (GAMS) to support contract writing, contract filing, and early acquisition planning functions. The FDIC is requesting industry feedback on a draft Statement of Objectives (SOO) through a Request for Information (RFI) process, with responses due by 3:00 PM EST on March 26, 2026, and technical questions due by 3:00 PM EST on March 17, 2026. Key contract requirements include providing all labor, management tools, materials, GAMS software licenses, system interfaces, comprehensive data migration from legacy systems (the Automated Procurement System and Consolidated Document Information System), and full implementation support across program management, discovery, configuration, development, testing, security, training, and operations. The solution must be developed using Agile methodologies, meet FedRAMP security requirements and FDIC security standards aligned with NIST guidelines, achieve Section 508 accessibility compliance, support Single Sign-On authentication, and maintain a maximum disaster recovery downtime of 72 hours. The FDIC will evaluate responses based on demonstrated experience with Appian GAMS implementations, current government agency references with operational track records, capability to meet the stated technical and security requirements, realistic timeline assessments, and organizational change management capabilities.

This procurement carries no set-aside designation and is open to qualified firms capable of implementing a FedRAMP-authorized, low-code Platform-as-a-Service cloud solution currently operational with government agencies. There is no identified incumbent contractor, and no specific award value or budget range has been disclosed in the pre-solicitation materials. The implementation encompasses three integrated modules with distinct timelines: Contract Writing for 70 users over 18 months, Contract Filing for 900 users over 12 months, and Early Acquisition Planning for 100 users over 6 months, with the solution scaling to support approximately 1,100 trained users total. The contractor must accommodate data migration spanning approximately 10 to 12 years of historical procurement records from legacy systems and deliver comprehensive deliverables including system documentation, automated testing suites, Section 508-compliant training in multiple formats, organizational change management plans, and application support services with defined Service Level Agreements. Place of performance includes both virtual support and in-person work at FDIC offices in Arlington, Virginia and Dallas, Texas.