Attachment J-03 Inventory of Installed Hardware.pdf
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- U. S. Senate Information Technology Support Contract (ITSC) V Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 2025-R-001
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- United States Senate
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This is an inventory document (Attachment J-03) that details the hardware currently installed across DC and state locations for the U.S. Senate IT infrastructure. The inventory lists ten categories of equipment with their quantities: 21,263 cellular phones and accessories, 11,220 desktops and workstations, 15,295 laptops/notebooks/tablets, 17,081 monitors, 4,413 printers, 2,429 scanners, 2,555 servers (physical and VMI), 913 video teleconferencing equipment pieces, 161 UPS/battery backup/generators, and 6,991 televisions. The inventory shows a higher concentration of equipment in DC locations compared to state offices for most categories.
This inventory document appears to be supporting documentation for the U.S. Senate Information Technology Support Contract (ITSC) V solicitation, which seeks comprehensive IT support services for this hardware across Washington DC and 50 state locations. The inventory provides potential bidders with specific quantities and distribution of equipment that will require maintenance and support under the contract.
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Attachment J-03 Inventory of Installed Hardware
Hardware DC State Total
CELLULAR PHONES AND ACCESSORIES 12382 8881 21263
DESKTOPS AND WORKSTATIONS 7752 3468 11220
LAPTOP, NOTEBOOK AND TABLET COMPUTERS 11617 3678 15295
MONITORS 9802 7279 17081
PRINTERS 2607 1806 4413
SCANNER 1312 1117 2429
SERVERS (Physical and VMI) 1531 1024 2555
VIDEO TELECONFERENCING EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES 403 510 913
UPS BATT, BACKUP-FILTER, GENERATORS, POWER 87 74 161
TELEVISIONS 5729 1262 6991
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