Normalized Computing Unit (NCU) One priority dedicated CPU core with 8 GB of RAM, with approximately… and 3 more items

The Florida Department of Health awarded contract C7CCA6 with an effective period from August 19, 2026, through August 18, 2027, for a total contract value of $23,640. The contract encompasses cloud computing infrastructure and data storage services delivered through multiple service components. The procurement includes 150 Normalized Computing Units (NCUs), each providing one dedicated central processing unit core with 8 gigabytes of random access memory, with approximately 7 gigabytes per core available for software application use, at $44 per unit. Additionally, the contract specifies 168 terabytes of Orange Storage (OSU) for long-term data retention at $25 per terabyte and 74 terabytes of Blue Storage (BSU) for high-performance storage at $140 per terabyte.

The contract also incorporates four Normalized Graphics Processing Units (NGUs) at $620 per unit to support computational acceleration requirements. These infrastructure components indicate the Department of Health's need for enhanced computing capacity and tiered storage solutions to support departmental operations and data management throughout the one-year contract period. The specific configuration combining general-purpose computing resources with specialized storage tiers and GPU acceleration suggests the services support analytics, processing, or other computationally intensive departmental functions.