A.02 PWS (26-Q-4007).pdf
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- G6 - PureStorage Support
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- W912L3-26-Q-4007
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This is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) dated 08/10/2026 for comprehensive technical support and maintenance services of the government's Pure Storage infrastructure at JFRC Cheyenne, WY, with a performance period from 09/30/2026 through 09/29/2027.
The contractor shall provide unlimited 24/7/365 remote technical assistance via phone, email, and web portal with a maximum one-hour response time for critical issues. Additional requirements include providing access to all software, firmware, and security patch releases that are STIG-compliant; on-site or virtual support for replacement of failed hardware components including all parts, labor, and travel; proactive remote monitoring service to detect, report, and resolve potential system issues; and participation in Pure Storage's hardware refresh program to replace covered storage arrays with new, modern equivalent hardware at no additional cost to the government after five years of continuous support, with the contractor responsible for installation and decommissioning. The primary objectives are to maintain continuous operational availability and optimal performance of the Pure Storage infrastructure, ensure full compliance with DoD/DISA STIG requirements for vendor-supported storage systems, provide rapid resolution of hardware and software incidents to minimize mission impact, and leverage the hardware refresh program to prevent technological obsolescence. Government performance evaluation will be conducted in accordance with FAR 52.246-4. The contractor is not required to furnish workspace, equipment, services, or utilities, and the government will not be furnishing these items either.
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1.1 Scope
1.2 Objectives
1.3 Background
1.4 Place and Performance of Services
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Telework AT Level I Training ATCTS Registration CaC/TASS Application iWatch Training OPSEC Level 1 Training Background Check Information Assurance Training Classified Access TARP Training Combating Trafficking In Person Contractor Travel Joint Travel Regualtion
Performance Work Statement
1.5 Period of Performace
1.6: Quality Assurance: The Government will evaluate the contractor’s performance under this contract in accordance with FAR 52.246-4. This evaluation is primarily focused on what the Government will do to ensure that the contractor has performed in accordance with the performance standards.
1.7 Check All That Apply (See More Info in 6.0 Additional Information)
1.0 General
1.8 Additional Information
5.1: The contractor shall
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5.0: Requirements
6.0: Additional Information
2.0: Reserved
3.0: GFP/M/E/S
3.1: Will the Government be furnishing the necessary workspace/equipment/services/utilities for the contractor to perform services outlined in this PWS? If yes, include attachment of GFP/M/E/S.
4.0: CFP/M/E
4.1: Will the Contractor be required to furnish everything required to perform these services as outlined in this PWS? If yes, include attachment of CFP/M/E/S.
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| Date1_af_date: 08/10/2026 |
| Date2_af_date: 09/30/2026 |
| Date3_af_date: 09/29/2027 |
| Text4: The contractor shall provide comprehensive technical support and maintenance services for the government's Pure Storage infrastructure. This support is required to ensure compliance with Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) mandates. Services shall include, but are not limited to, 24/7/365 technical support, proactive system monitoring, all software/firmware updates and upgrades, and on-site hardware replacement. This agreement must also include participation in Pure Storage's hardware refresh program, ensuring the replacement of covered hardware after 5 years of continuous, active support. |
| Text5: Maintain continuous operational availability and optimal performance of the Pure Storage infrastructure. |
Ensure full compliance with DoD/DISA STIG requirements for vendor-supported storage systems.
Provide rapid and effective resolution for all hardware and software-related incidents to minimize mission impact.
Leverage the hardware refresh program to prevent technological obsolescence and maintain a modern, secure storage environment.
| Text6: The agency relies on Pure Storage arrays for its critical data storage needs. As per STIG requirements, maintaining a direct support contract. This PWS outlines the requirements for that support contract, which is essential for system security, reliability, access to proprietary updates, and lifecycle management, including the 5-year hardware refresh cycle. |
| Text7: JFRC Cheyenne WY |
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| Dropdown22: [No] |
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| Text24: Technical Support: Provide unlimited 24/7/365 remote technical assistance via phone, email, and web portal with a maximum response time of 1 hour for critical issues. |
Software Maintenance: Provide access to all software, firmware, and security patch releases for the covered systems. The contractor shall ensure the provided software is STIG-compliant.
Hardware Maintenance: Provide on-site or virtual support for the replacement of any failed hardware components. This includes all parts, labor, and travel.
Proactive Monitoring: Provide and maintain a remote monitoring service (such as Pure1) that proactively detects, reports, and resolves potential system issues.
Hardware Refresh: Upon completion of 5 years of continuous, uninterrupted support coverage under this contract (and its subsequent renewals), the contractor shall replace the covered storage array(s) with new, modern equivalent hardware at no additional hardware cost to the government. The contractor shall be responsible for the installation of the new hardware and decommissioning of the old hardware.
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| Date28_af_date: 8/10/26 |
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