Information Technology Umbrella Contract – Manufacturer Based (Statewide)
Ended Technology contract New York Awarded
- Contract number
- PM21120
- Awardee
- Lenovo Inc.
- Contracting organization
- Not on record
Contract facts
- End date
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- Available to
- All State Agencies & Non-State Agencies
Contract details come from ogs.ny.gov. Updated .
About this contract
The Technology PM21120 is a statewide Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) focused on information technology procurement, specifically designed as a manufacturer-based umbrella contract. This IDV enables state and non-state agencies to purchase technology products and solutions directly from Lenovo Inc., providing a streamlined acquisition pathway for computing hardware, peripherals, and related technological equipment. The contract supports efficient technology procurement by offering a pre-negotiated platform for government entities to access standardized pricing and terms for Lenovo's comprehensive product portfolio.
Lenovo Inc. serves as the prime contractor for this New York state contract, which was awarded on November 30, 2015, and is set to remain active until November 29, 2025. The contract is classified as a technology-focused IDV with statewide coverage, allowing both state agencies and non-state agencies to utilize its provisions. While specific total contract value is not provided, the 10-year performance period indicates a significant, long-term strategic technology procurement arrangement designed to meet the diverse IT needs of New York governmental organizations.
Quick answers
Who holds contract PM21120?
Contract PM21120 was awarded to Lenovo Inc. in New York on November 30, 2015.
Who can buy from contract PM21120?
All State Agencies & Non-State Agencies can buy from contract PM21120.
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