DBITS Open Market - Technology Upgrade/Migration and Transformation
Active Competitive selection -Two phase contract Ohio Awarded
- Contract number
- 0A1309-4-15
- Awardee
- CDW GOVERNMENT LLC
- Contracting organization
- Administrative Services
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- End date
- UNSPSC code
Contract details come from ohiobuys.ohio.gov. Updated .
About this contract
The Ohio Department of Administrative Services (DAS) Competitive Selection Two-Phase IDV (0A1309-4-15) provides a comprehensive contract for computer services, specifically focused on Deliverables Based Information Technology Services (DBITS). This vehicle enables state and local government entities to procure information technology solutions and related services through a competitively selected contract. The IDV covers a range of computer service technologies and implementations, with a specific emphasis on ensuring robust, secure, and compliant IT service delivery for Ohio governmental organizations.
CDW Government LLC was awarded this contract on April 30, 2024, with a performance period extending through March 31, 2026. The contract is a competitive selection two-phase vehicle with statewide coverage in Ohio, targeting UNSPSC Category 81110000 (Computer Services). Key contract provisions include strict requirements for offshore services, federal tax information handling, and compliance with security standards outlined in IRS Publication 1075. The contract also prohibits purchases from or investments in Russian institutions and mandates that only the Ohio Attorney General can appoint outside legal counsel, underlining the state's commitment to rigorous procurement and service standards.
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Who holds contract 0A1309-4-15?
Contract 0A1309-4-15 was awarded to CDW GOVERNMENT LLC by Administrative Services in Ohio on September 19, 2025.
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