Ginnie Mae Technology Operations - Sources Sought/RFI
Inactive on SAM.gov — responses were due 13 Aug 2026 · Unrestricted (full and open) · Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) · Washington, DC · NAICS 518210 · Solicitation RFI86615526Q00018
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Description
Ginnie Mae is seeking industry feedback on its strategy to establish a single enterprise Technology Operations contract responsible for infrastructure operations, application operations and maintenance, cloud operations, cybersecurity (SA&A) operations, DevSecOps, identity services, and enterprise integration. The objective is to improve operational efficiency, strengthen cybersecurity/information assurance, standardize service delivery, reduce operational risk, increase automation, and enable continuous modernization while maintaining uninterrupted support for mission-critical systems.
Documents in the solicitation package
3 files are attached to this notice.
GNMA Technology Operations Sources Sought-RFI.pdf
PWS GNMA Technology Operations_DRAFT.pdf
Appendix A KPI Metric Definitions for ServiceNow_DRAFT.pdf
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