Opportunity
SAM #26-158
Annual Subscription for Candid Grant Research & Management Platform Licenses
Buyer
FEMA Support Services Section
Posted
July 21, 2026
Identifier
26-158
NAICS
511210, 518210
This opportunity is for FEMA to acquire an annual subscription to the Candid Grant Research & Management Platform. - FEMA's Interagency Coordination Division requires access to the Candid database to identify and coordinate non-Federal recovery resources for disaster survivors. - The subscription is intended to support situations where survivors do not qualify for Federal programs or when a disaster is not declared. - Only the Candid platform is specified, making this a brand-name, sole-source procurement. - The procurement is below the Simplified Acquisition Threshold (SAT). - No specific part numbers or quantities are listed beyond the single annual license. - The platform will be used to enhance coordination with Federal, state, local, tribal, territorial, non-profit, and private sector partners.
Description
The purpose of this requirement is to procure an annual subscription that provides access to the Candid database for use in the Interagency Coordination Division to use to provide non-Federal Recovery resources to survivors who may not qualify for Federal programs or in an area in which a disaster is not declared. Access to this platform would bolster Interagency Coordination Division's capacity to coordinate the programs and subject matter expertise of the Federal interagency and combine it with private sector and non-profit resources available in the Candid database. Access to this database will streamline and enhancing both the speed and efficiency in Federal Emergency Management Agency’s ability to provide disaster recovery assistance and vital resources outside of the Federal scope and strengthen States, Localities, Tribes, and Territories, non-profits, and external stakeholders’ capabilities in restoring critical infrastructure, protecting public health and safety, and facilitating community recovery after major disasters.