It And Telecom - Data Center

Code 7C
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PSC Category 7C (IT and Telecom - Data Center) encompasses hardware, software, and services related to data center infrastructure and information technology systems. This category includes server equipment, network components, software licenses, cloud services, data management tools, and related technical support. Products range from physical server racks and networking hardware to software platforms for data processing, analysis, and management across various technological domains.

Federal contract awards under this category demonstrate significant investment in enterprise-level IT infrastructure and software solutions. Typical contract values range from $50,000 to several million dollars, with performance periods spanning 12 months to five years. Notable recent awards include procurement of specialized software licenses from vendors like Oracle, SAP, MathWorks, and Epicor for agencies such as the Department of Defense, NASA, and the Drug Enforcement Administration. Many solicitations are set aside for small businesses, with NAICS codes typically falling under computer-related services categories. Performance locations are predominantly at federal facilities in regions like Maryland, Virginia, Alabama, and California.

Recent federal contract opportunities in this category focus on acquiring specialized data center products and services across multiple agencies. Key opportunities include software license renewals (e.g., Oracle Database maintenance for GCSS-Army), hardware upgrades (Apple hardware for U.S. Courts), data analysis tools (Lexis Nexis subscriptions for NCIS), and infrastructure components (server racks for VA Medical Centers). Soliciting agencies include the Department of the Army, NASA, DEA, NOAA, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Most opportunities are either unrestricted or set aside for small businesses, with evaluation methodologies typically using lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) or best value approaches.

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