FDIC ITAS III Next Gen BOA PRIME

• Development of scalable, secure, and mobile-ready applications using modern cloud-based services
• Transition and modernization of existing legacy applications from on-premise to cloud-based
• Rapid and efficient application development, testing, and deployment using industry best practices
• Improved FDIC decision making by using data integration, aggregation, and predictive analytics
• Innovation including machine learning, artificial intelligence, and automation
• Efficient maintenance and sustainment of legacy applications
• Reduction in duplicative tools, services, and applications for efficient management of IT capabilities

1. Define the application-lifecycle requirement. Scope your need across the IT application lifecycle, creation (requirements, design, development, testing, deployment), configuration, integration, migration, enhancement, support, maintenance, operations, decommissioning, and other associated services for any FDIC-owned application.
2. Send the requirement to Pyramid. E-mail the requirement and performance work statement (PWS) to [email protected]. Pyramid’s Contracts team will respond with the right FDIC ITAS III ordering officer point of contact and proposed approach.
3. Issue the task order. Award the task order against contract CORHQ-21-G-0443. Services are delivered via FDIC methodologies, which evolve over the life of the BOA to incorporate industry best practices as adopted and adapted by FDIC.

Agency Mission: The FDIC is a non-appropriated entity of the Federal Government, an independent government corporation created by Congress to maintain stability and public confidence in the nation’s banking system. The FDIC preserves and promotes public confidence in the U.S. financial system by insuring deposits in banks and thrift institutions. To accomplish its mission, the FDIC identifies, monitors, and addresses risks to the deposit insurance funds, and limits the effect on the financial system when a bank or thrift institution fails.

Scope: The FDIC requires support across the entire IT application lifecycle, creation (requirements, design, development, testing, deployment), configuration, integration, migration, enhancement, support, maintenance, operations, decommissioning, and other associated services for all FDIC-owned applications in use today or deployed during the term of this BOA.