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RFI - Investment & Receivership Asset Management (IRAM)
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is seeking market information through a Request for Information (RFI) titled RFI - Investment & Receivership Asset Management (IRAM), identified by solicitation number FDIC-RFI-IRAM, to evaluate potential technology platforms that can support its dual operational needs in Treasury Operations and Receivership Asset Management. The Division of Finance (DOF) manages two fixed-income portfolios—the Deposit Insurance Fund and the National Liquidation Fund—investing in U.S. Treasury securities and government-sponsored enterprise debt through the Bureau of the Fiscal Service’s FedInvest platform. DOF requires a modern front-to-back office investment platform to replace its legacy PORTIA system, with capabilities spanning portfolio analytics, scenario modeling, risk assessment for credit, prepayment, callability, and liquidity, as well as integrated reporting and data harmonization for Government Account Series securities including TIPS, STRIPS, and floating-rate notes. Simultaneously, the Division of Resolutions & Receiverships (DRR) requires an integrated asset management, servicing, and disposition platform to handle the full lifecycle of receivership assets, including loans, real estate, securities, and collateral, with robust functionality for asset profiling, valuation, accounting, workflow automation, audit trails, and reconciliation to meet statutory least-cost resolution mandates and regulatory standards. The RFI calls for solutions that enable data integration, secure access, customizable dashboards, and seamless interfacing with external systems and third-party valuation services, with a strong emphasis on compliance with U.S. GAAP, NIST 800-53, FedRAMP, and GIPS standards. Responses must be submitted via email to sfiscus@fdic.gov by June 15, 2026, at 3:00 PM Eastern Time, and must address 14 predefined capability questions structured around security, AI/ML governance, system integration, and domain-specific functionality for both Treasury and Receivership operations, without including pricing, as this RFI is purely for market research and does not constitute a solicitation for contracts or an offer for award. The FDIC intends to use the information gathered to develop future procurement strategies and requirements, and responses will not be treated as proposals or binding offers. The place of performance is Arlington, Virginia, with all technical requirements centered on operational efficiency, data integrity, and auditability for a mission-critical public-sector financial institution. No set-aside provisions apply, and respondents are not required to provide corporate representations, certifications, or
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Arlington, VA, 22226, USASet-Aside
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Submission Closed
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Division of Finance (DOF) – Treasury Operations
DOF Treasury Operations manages two fixed‑income portfolios, the Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) and the National Liquidation Fund (NLF), funded through assessments and interest earned on U.S. government obligations and agency (GSE) debt securities. Investments are governed by FDIC corporate investment policies under section 13(a) of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act and are executed via Treasury’s Bureau of the Fiscal Service (FedInvest) in Government Account Series (GAS) securities (e.g., bills, notes, bonds, TIPS, STRIPS, floating‑rate notes), with robust analytics needed for GSE debt (credit, prepayment, callability, liquidity).
DOF seeks information on fixed‑income investment platforms (front‑to‑back office) to replace its current system (PORTIA) and to support U.S. Treasury obligations managed via FedInvest, emphasizing modeling, scenario analysis, analytics, reporting, data integration, and operational capabilities suitable for a mission‑focused public‑sector investor.
Division of Resolutions & Receiverships (DRR)
DRR is responsible for resolving failing institutions and administering receiverships, which includes the intake, valuation, servicing, management, marketing, and disposition of a wide range of asset types (e.g., loans, securities, real estate, receivables, collateral, and other financial assets). These activities require strong governance, data integrity, valuation transparency, operational controls, and auditability to support FDIC’s statutory least‑cost resolution mandate and regulatory standards.
DRR is seeking an integrated Asset Management, Servicing, and Sales platform that supports the full lifecycle of receivership assets, from pre‑closing data ingestion and valuation through ongoing management, servicing, reporting, and final disposition. Required capabilities include robust asset profile fields, accounting, analytics, dashboards, security, workflow management, and audit trails.
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