CrowdStrike Subscription for the FDIC

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is seeking proposals for a subscription to CrowdStrike’s cybersecurity services under solicitation CORHQ-26-Q-0024, with a focus on acquiring the Falcon Platform to deliver endpoint security, threat intelligence, and cyberattack response capabilities across its enterprise. This is a mission-critical requirement requiring offerors to provide pricing for all listed line items in Section B of the price schedule, including Falcon Insight (EDR), Falcon Prevent (NGAV), Threat Graph Extended on GovCloud, Falcon Overwatch, Falcon Firewall Management, Falcon Discover, Falcon Spotlight, and Falcon Cloud Security Reserved – Flex, with specified quantities for the base period and option years extending through 2029. Proposals must be submitted with a completed price schedule, signed Section K representations and certifications including SAM registration status, proof of authorization as a CrowdStrike OEM or authorized reseller, and any applicable EULAs, MSAs, or warranty terms. Offerors must also comply with pre-award supply chain risk management requirements and provide a letter of authorization from the manufacturer. The FDIC will evaluate proposals under a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable method, reserving the right to limit evaluation to only the lowest-priced responsive offers. Technical acceptability requires full compliance with all submission components, including accurate pricing tied to specified part numbers and proper documentation of authorized vendor status. The contract performance period begins July 11, 2026, and extends through July 10, 2027, with two optional one-year extensions through 2029, subject to FDIC written notice at least thirty days prior to expiration. Performance is located at the FDIC’s Distribution Center in Arlington, Virginia, with delivery of tangible goods requiring contract number labeling, shipment tracking information sent to designated FDIC email addresses within one business day, and detailed invoicing information including bill of lading, shipment weight, and separate line items for shipping charges. For non-tangible items, electronic submission must be made to DITSoftwareMgt@FDIC.gov and the Oversight Manager. Invoicing must be submitted electronically to DOFAPInvoice@fdic.gov in PDF or Excel format, adhering to strict naming conventions and file size limits, and must include contract number, line items, FIN and asset allocations, and billing contact details. Contractors are responsible for IT security of all personnel and subcontractors with access to FDIC systems, must submit confidentiality agreements (Form 3700/46A), and ensure all subcontractors adhere to