NVIDIA DGX B200 10RU Business Std Support, EDU, 5 Years Mandatory Installation DGX B200, Partner…

Cambridge Computer Services Inc has been awarded a contract by George Mason University in Virginia with a cumulative value of $336,768.21, effective July 16, 2026. The prime contractor will deliver a comprehensive high-performance computing solution centered on an NVIDIA DGX B200 system configured with 10 rack units (10RU) in a business standard configuration. The package includes five years of mandatory educational support and partner-installed installation services performed by Cambridge-certified technicians. The equipment and associated services are to be delivered to Dieter Pfoser and Alastair Neil at George Mason University.

The delivery includes a complete infrastructure package supporting the DGX B200 system, comprising active optical cables with InfiniBand HDR capability rated up to 200 gigabits per second, Mellanox-compatible connectors, multiple 100 gigabit per second QSFP28 transceivers with multimode fiber specifications, and 30-meter fiber patch cables rated OM4 with riser-rated fire rating (OFNR). All components specified are Trade Agreements Act (TAA) compliant. This contract is administered under Virginia contract number PO05410026 and is cross-referenced to UVA Agreement IT-00169-Cambridge, indicating coordination with the broader University of Virginia technology procurement framework.