The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) requires maintenance, support, and emergency services for its Genesys Cloud CX system to ensure uninterrupted operation of its telecommunication services. The project mandates that the vendor must be a certified Genesys Business Partner with qualified personnel available for service and maintenance over a specified contract period from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026, with multiple extension options. Vendors must comply with stringent security and operational requirements, including real-time monitoring and regular performance reporting. Key deliverables include maintaining a FedRAMP-accredited Genesys instance, ensuring timely responses to services, implementing software updates, and providing employee training. The contractor must adhere to federal regulations and security standards, including the Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA) and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidelines for information security. Evaluation and authorization of the contractor's system will be required before operational deployment, emphasizing the importance of cybersecurity within the SBA's IT infrastructure. This comprehensive requirement encapsulates the SBA's commitment to efficient and secure service delivery in its disaster assistance programs.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), Office of Disaster Assistance, is conducting market research to identify 8(a) certified small businesses capable of providing licensing, professional services, and support for the Genesys Cloud CX Software as a Service (SaaS) system. The goal is to ensure continuous operation and telecommunication needs align with agency specifications. Interested vendors must be certified Genesys Business Partners and respond with company details, socio-economic status, SBA 8(a) certification information, core competencies, and expertise related to Genesys Cloud CX. This notice explicitly states that no solicitation or contract will be awarded at this stage, and any costs incurred in response are the vendor's responsibility. The SBA's contracting officer for this notice is Pedro Arritola-Vazquez. This document emphasizes the SBA's focus on partnership with small businesses to enhance its telecommunication capabilities while adhering to regulatory standards.