HPE Service Credits 10 (Mission Critical) and 1 more item

State & local contract award Virginia Awarded

Contract number
PO05431471
Awardee
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Contracting organization
Southern Virginia Higher Education
Cumulative value
$12,780

About this award

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has been awarded a contract by Southern Virginia Higher Education for the delivery of HPE Service Credits valued at $12,780.00. The award was executed on August 6, 2026, in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The contract encompasses two distinct line items: HPE Service Credits 10 (Mission Critical) priced at $5,112.00 per unit and HPE Service Credits 30 (Mission Critical) priced at $7,668.00 per unit, with one unit of each line item ordered. Both deliverables are designated for delivery to Sekietha Davis.

The contract represents a service credit procurement by the higher education contracting organization, providing mission-critical support services through Hewlett Packard Enterprise's service credit portfolio. The specific performance period and annual value breakdowns are not detailed in the available contract documentation. This acquisition supports Southern Virginia Higher Education's operational requirements through the structured service credit mechanism, which enables flexible access to mission-critical support services from the prime contractor.

Line items

Item Total
HPE Service Credits 10 (Mission Critical) 1 Each × $5,112.00 $5,112.00
HPE Service Credits 30 (Mission Critical) 1 Each × $7,668.00 $7,668.00

Award details come from logi.cgieva.com. Updated .

Quick answers

Who was awarded contract PO05431471?

Contract PO05431471 was awarded to Hewlett Packard Enterprise by Southern Virginia Higher Education on August 6, 2026.

How much is contract PO05431471 worth?

Its cumulative value is $12,780.

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