E-11-26_SCOPE_OF_WORK.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- E-11-26
- Issued by
- Niobrara County, Wyoming
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This Scope of Work document outlines a procurement bid (E-11-26) issued by the City of Cheyenne Information Technology Division for Microsoft Data Center Product Licensing and Virtual Infrastructure. The procurement specifies the purchase of Microsoft server software licenses under the New Commerce Experience (NCE) commercial base, billed on a one-month term basis. The required quantities include thirty-eight (38) SQL Server 2022 Standard Core licenses in 2-core license packs, one hundred ten (110) Windows Server 2025 Datacenter licenses each covering two cores, and five hundred (500) Windows Server 2025 User Client Access Licenses (CALs). All licenses must be submitted for a ten-year licensing period to support the city's server and user access requirements.
The document does not specify response dates, due dates, site visits, bidder's meetings, or award dates. No information regarding pricing terms, set asides, incumbent contractors, current environment details, funding requirements, or funding sources is provided in this Scope of Work. Bidders are required to submit all items as specified and in the exact quantities listed to fully meet the project's server and user access needs.
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CITY OF CHEYENNE
BID E-11-26
SCOPE OF WORK
MICROSOFT DATA CENTER PRODUCT LICENSING AND VIRTUAL
INFRASTRUCTURE
The City of Cheyenne, Information Technology (IT) Division, is requesting bids for the purchase of Microsoft Data Center Product Licensing and Virtual Infrastructure.
The scope of work includes the procurement and delivery of required Microsoft server software licenses under the New Commerce Experience (NCE) commercial base, billed per one-month term. This includes thirty-eight (38) SQL Server 2022 Standard Core licenses, provided in 2-core license packs; one hundred ten (110) Windows Server 2025 Datacenter licenses, each covering two
(2) cores; and five hundred (500) Windows Server 2025 User Client Access Licenses (CALs). All licenses shall be provided as specified and in the quantities listed to fully support the intended server and user access requirements of the project.
All Items Shall Be Submitted for a Ten (10) Year Licensing Period.
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