AWARE System Licensing, Maintenance, User Support and Enhanc

Ended Master agreement Florida Awarded

Contract number
13600
Awardee
NTT DATA AMERICAS, INC.
Contracting organization
Department of Education

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About this contract

The Florida Master Agreement 13600 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) designed to facilitate software licensing and enhancement services for the AWARE product. Specifically, the contract enables the Department of Education to procure proprietary software licensing and related software enhancement services from Alliance through NTT DATA AMERICAS, INC. The primary purpose is to support ongoing software maintenance and development in alignment with state and federal regulatory requirements, ensuring continued access and improvement of the AWARE software platform.

NTT DATA AMERICAS, INC. was awarded this master agreement by the Florida Department of Education on June 18, 2012, with a completion date of June 30, 2016. The contract is structured as a Master Agreement specific to the state of Florida, providing a targeted procurement mechanism for software-related services. While specific total contract value was not provided in the available information, the IDV represents a strategic approach to managing software licensing and enhancement needs for the state's educational technology infrastructure.

Description

The purpose of this contract is for DBS to be able to continue to use the AWARE product through proper software licensing and engaging Alliance, the propriety of AWARE, for software enhancement services based on state and federal requirements.

Quick answers

Who holds contract 13600?

Contract 13600 was awarded to NTT DATA AMERICAS, INC. by Department of Education in Florida on June 18, 2012.

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