Annex A.docx
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- INL/Guatemala TAG IT Equipment Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 191NLE24Q0102
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This document is an Annex or attachment that provides details about a federal contract opportunity for computer equipment, licenses, migration, and installation services for the FBI Transnational Anti-Gang (TAG) Unit in Guatemala.
The key details include:
- Replacement of existing physical and virtual servers, antivirus, domain controller, email, print, and database servers with new virtual servers and infrastructure using Microsoft Hyper-V
- Migration of existing user data, applications, and services to the new infrastructure
- Provision of new desktop computers, monitors, docking stations, printers, scanners, and power backup units (UPS)
- Technical support services for the migration and installation
- Solicitation Number 191NLE24Q0102 issued by the Department of State Office of Acquisition Management for the INL Guatemala TAG IT Equipment requirement
- 3-year warranty and 4-hour onsite service for the server hardware
The document provides a detailed technical specification and migration plan for the new IT infrastructure to support the TAG Unit operations.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 191NLE24Q0102 M0003_Redacted.pdf | ||
| SOW - Servers IT Equipment for TAG VU revised - 07162024.docx | DOCX document |
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Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs INL Guatemala
Computer Equipment, Licenses, Migration, and Installation services for FBI TAG Unit.
ANNEX “A”
Disclaimer
All server names and network ip addresses will not be shared until the purchase has been performed and the vendor has been selected.
1) Server infrastructure
| Before the migration project |
| After the migration project |
| Details |
| (2) Physical servers that are part for the domain that store all virtual servers using Microsoft Hyper-V |
| 2 Physical servers that will not be part of the domain that store all virtual servers using Microsoft-Hyper-V |
| Both servers are used to replicate information from all virtual servers. |
| (1) Antivirus server that was the previous antivirus management solution. (virtual) |
| Server will no longer exist |
| Its only necessary to check if any information stored in that server is useful. |
| (1) Antivirus server that is the current antivirus management solution. (virtual) |
| A new virtual server will be created to store the antivirus console. Temporarily, the current antivirus server will be “Moved” to the new Hyper-V infrastructure. |
Current server will be decommissioned.
The installation of the antivirus solution will be requested to support from antivirus vendor.
| (1) Domain controller server (virtual) |
| A new virtual server will be created to manage all the corresponding roles. |
Current server will be decommissioned.
Server include storage roles
| (1) Certificate authority server for the network (virtual) |
| A new virtual server will be created to accommodate such functionality. The corresponding services and/or roles will be migrated. Current server will be decommissioned. |
| (1) Email server (Microsoft Exchange) (virtual) |
| A new virtual server will be created to accommodate the roles. Current server will be decommissioned. |
| (1) Print server (virtual) |
| A new virtual server will be created to accommodate the roles. Current server will be decommissioned. |
| (1) Database server (virtual) |
| Current server will be moved to new Hyper-V infrastructure |
| (1) Ubuntu server (virtual) |
| Current server will be moved to new Hyper-V infrastructure |
| (2) web servers (virtual) |
| Current servers will be moved to new Hyper-V infrastructure |
2) Print and Scanning Services
All new printers and multifunction devices will be configured and installed through the print server and additional configurations will be set to communicate with the email server for sending scanned documents.
3) Network functionality
Most network cards on the servers will be configured specifically for certain virtual servers and services. The DNS and DHCP will be configured in the domain controller server.
4) Domain Policies
All domain policies will be configured in the Domain Controller.
Main policies are:
· Folder Redirection. To redirect user folders and desktop to a folder inside the storage server
· Access to USB. Disabling any USB device connected to the portable computers.
5) Storage Services
All raid storage will be configured on the RAID controller.
The virtual server that manages the files storage role will have large virtual disks configured to be added to storage services or Exchange Server for email database storage.
6) Personal Computers
All personal computers must be configured to be part of the domain, have Microsoft Office installed and activated. Also, they must have all updates installed.
7) UPS Installation
All personal UPS must be power connected and installed in all desks.
SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
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