MAS - Solutions Engineering Corp - GS35F636GA

Confidential Information of

Solutions Engineering and Ab Initio Software LLC

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Federal Supply Service Authorized Federal Supply Schedule

Price List

Multiple Award Schedule

Information Technology Category

Contract Number: GS35F636GA Modification PS-0014

Current Contract Period: August 22, 2022 to August 21, 2027

SOLUTIONS ENGINEERING CORPORATION

5149 WESTBARD AVENUE

BETHESDA, MD 20816-1413

WWW/ SOLENG.COM

Telephone: (240) 432-3798

Fax: (202) 330-5753

MIKELJFRAZEE@SOLENG.COM

Business Size: Size (Small Business)

Special Item Numbers

SIN 511210 – SOFTWARE LICENSES

SIN 611420- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TRAINING

SIN 54151S – INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (PSC D399)

Prices Shown Herein are Net (discount deducted)

On-line access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, up-to-date pricing, and the option to create an electronic delivery order are available through GSA Advantage!®, a menu-driven database system.

The INTERNET address GSA Advantage!® is: GSAAdvantage.gov.

For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules go to the GSA Schedules page at GSA.gov mailto:MIKELJFRAZEE@SOLENG.COM

Table of Contents

1a. Table of awarded special item number(s):

1b. Lowest priced item for each awarded SIN:

IT Software SIN 511210 : Ab Initio Perpetual Software Licenses

IT Software SIN 511210 : Ab Initio Annual Maintenance Perpetual Software Licenses

IT Software SIN 511210 : Ab Initio ELA Software Licenses

1c. Training Rates

IT Training SIN 611420 : Information Technology Training

1d. Labor Rates

IT Services SIN 54151S : Information Technology Professional Services

2. Maximum order: (All dollar amounts are exclusive of any discounts for prompt payment)

3. Minimum order:

4. Geographic coverage (delivery area):

5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and State or foreign country):

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price:

7. Quantity discounts:

8. Prompt payment terms:

9. Foreign items: (list items by country of origin)

10a. Time of delivery:

10b. Expedited Delivery: All items are available for expedited delivery

10c. Overnight and 2-day delivery

10d. Urgent Requirements

11. F.O.B. point(s): Destination

12a. Ordering address:

12b. Ordering procedures:

13. Payment address(es):

14. Warranty provision:

15. Export packing charges:

16. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance, and repair:

17. Terms and conditions of installation:

18a. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from list prices:

18b. Terms and conditions of any other services:

19. List of service and distribution points:

20. List of participating dealers:

21. Preventative maintenance:

22 a. Special attributes such as environmental attributes:

22 b. Section 508 Compliance:

23. Data Universal Number System (DUNS) number:

24. Notification regarding registration in System for Award Management:

Attachment A: Summary SEC Data Sheet

Attachment B: Third-Party Software Contacts

AB INITIO SOFTWARE LLC LICENSE TERMS FOR GSA PART “ELA-01” FOR U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCY USE

AB INITIO SOFTWARE LLC MASTER LICENSE AGREEMENT

CUSTOMER INFORMATION:

1a. Table of awarded special item number(s):

Special Item Number Description

511210 Perpetual Software Licenses

511210 Annual Maintenance for Perpetual Software Licenses

611420 Training

54151S Information Technology Professional Service

1b. Lowest priced item for each awarded SIN:

IT Software SIN 511210 : Ab Initio Perpetual Software Licenses

SIN MGR PART

NO

PRODUCT NAME DISCOUNT

PRICE OFFERD

TO GSA

(including IFF)

511210 PAA1-01 Perpetual Software -Application analyzer 18,038.98

511210 PAB1-01 Perpetual Software -Application environment browser 2,563.43

511210 PABB1-01 Perpetual Software -Application environment browser 12,817.17

511210 PAC1-01 Perpetual Software -Application database connector 29,432.02

511210 PAE3-01 Perpetual Software -Application environment connector for class c servers 1,993.78

511210 PAF1-01 Perpetual Software -Application flow generator 7,690.30

511210 PAS1-01 Perpetual Software -Application tracker screen module 3,702.74

511210 PAT3-01 Perpetual Software -Application database translator for class c servers 854.48

511210 PBLO1-01 Perpetual Software -Bandwidth latency optimizer 46,521.59

511210 PCAR1-01 Perpetual Software -Connector a reader 3,683.75

511210 PCBW1-01 Perpetual Software -Cobol block writer 15,902.79

511210 PCM3-01 Perpetual Software -Communication subsystem for class c servers 2,136.20

511210 PDAE1-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for application environment connector 3.99

511210 PDAE2-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for application environment connector 3.32

511210 PDAE4-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for application environment connector 21.44

511210 PDAE5-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for application environment connector 17.86

511210 PDAT1-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for application database translator 1.71

511210 PDAT2-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for application database translator 1.42

511210 PDAT4-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for application database translator 9.19

511210 PDAT5-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for application database translator 7.66

511210 PDCC1-01 Perpetual Software -Database clock connector 22,074.02

511210 PDCM1-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for communication subsystem 5.13

511210 PDCM2-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for communication subsystem 3.85

511210 PDCM4-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for communication subsystem 5.13

511210 PDCM5-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for communication subsystem 3.85

511210 PDDE1-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for data extractor 3.02

511210 PDDE2-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for data extractor 2.52

511210 PDDE4-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for data extractor 16.23

511210 PDDE5-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for data extractor 13.53

511210 PDDP1-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for data packet translator 5.81

511210 PDDP2-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for data packet translator 4.52

511210 PDDP4-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for data packet translator 31.24

511210 PDDP5-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for data packet translator 24.30

511210 PDE1-01 Perpetual Software -Data extractor for class a servers 2,515.96

511210 PDE2-01 Perpetual Software -Data extractor for class b servers 2,515.96

511210 PDF1-01 Perpetual Software -Data Filter 30,381.44

511210 PDFB1-01 Perpetual Software -Data Filter booster 9,019.49

511210 PDGC-01 Perpetual Software -General data correlator 475,659.49

511210 PDGC1-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for graph coordinator 1.03

511210 PDGC2-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for graph coordinator 0.85

511210 PDGC4-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for graph coordinator 5.51

511210 PDGC5-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for graph coordinator 4.59

511210 PDLDL1-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for legacy data loader 2.68

511210 PDLDL2-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for legacy data loader 2.23

511210 PDLDL4-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for legacy data loader 14.40

511210 PDLDL5-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for legacy data loader 11.99

511210 PDM1-01 Perpetual Software -Data Mapper 2,155.18

511210 PDMC1-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for memory connector 21.11

511210 PDMC2-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for memory connector 16.38

511210 PDMC4-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for memory connector 179.00

511210 PDMC5-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for memory connector 138.94

511210 PDMD1-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for mailbox delivery 8.12

511210 PDMD2-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for mailbox delivery 6.30

511210 PDMD4-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for mailbox delivery 8.12

511210 PDMD5-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for mailbox delivery 6.30

511210 PDMM1-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for metadata manager 13.33

511210 PDMM2-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for metadata manager 10.00

511210 PDMM4-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for metadata manager 113.05

511210 PDMM5-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for metadata manager 84.78

511210 PDMR1-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for message receiving agent 4.33

511210 PDMR2-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for message receiving agent 3.25

511210 PDMR4-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for message receiving agent 4.33

511210 PDMR5-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for message receiving agent 3.25

511210 PDP3-01 Perpetual Software -Data packet translator for class c servers 2,421.02

511210 PDPF1-01 Perpetual Software -Data pivot function 95,891.43

511210 PDPM1-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for plan manager 4.67

511210 PDPM2-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for plan manager 3.89

511210 PDPM4-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for plan manager 25.12

511210 PDPM5-01 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for plan manager 20.93

511210 PDQT1-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for queue transport manager 11.28

511210 PDQT2-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for queue transport manager 8.77

511210 PDQT4-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for queue transport manager 60.64

511210 PDQT5-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for queue transport manager 47.17

511210 PDS1-01 Perpetual Software -Program database store 3,702.74

511210 PDTI1-01 Perpetual Software -Data Test Interface 2,591.92

511210 PDTS1-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for transfer substrate 6.85

511210 PDTS2-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for transfer substrate 5.33

511210 PDTS4-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 1 for transfer substrate 6.85

511210 PDTS5-11 Perpetual Software -Docs 2 for transfer substrate 5.33

511210 PEMC1-01 Perpetual Software -External module coordinator 20,051.75

511210 PGC3-01 Perpetual Software -Graph coordinator for class c servers 427.24

511210 PHFC1-01 Perpetual Software -Hybrid format correlator 28,549.06

511210 PJM1-01 Perpetual Software -Java module for application exploration 1,234.25

511210 PJMB1-01 Perpetual Software -Java module for application exploration 6,171.23

511210 PLDR1-01 Perpetual Software -Legacy data reader 64,560.57

511210 PLDRB1-01 Perpetual Software -Legacy data reader booster 14,716.01

511210 PLDS1-01 Perpetual Software -Partition log generator 52,502.93

511210 PLDT1-01 Perpetual Software -Remote da controller 42,439.08

511210 PMDD1-01 Perpetual Software -Multiplatform data distributor 18,921.94

511210 PMM3-01 Perpetual Software -Metadata manager for class c servers 5,554.11

511210 PMR3-01 Perpetual Software -Message receiving agent for class c servers 1,803.90

511210 PPDI-01 Personal data investigator 236,405.62

511210 PPLG1-01 Perpetual Software -Partion level generator 18,921.94

511210 PPM3-01 Perpetual Software -Plan manager for class c servers 1,946.31

511210 PQT3-01 Perpetual Software -Queue transport manager for class c servers 4,699.63

511210 PRDC1-01 Perpetual Software -Remote database controller 4,813.56

511210 PSV1-01 Perpetual Software -Sheet viewer 11,487.98

IT Software SIN 511210 : Ab Initio Annual Maintenance Perpetual Software Licenses

SIN MGR PART

NO

PRODUCT NAME DISCOUNT

PRICE

OFFERED TO

GSA (including

IFF)

511210 PAA1-01M Application Analyzer 3,247.02

511210 PAB1-01M Application environment browser 461.42

511210 PABB1-01M Application environment browser 2,307.09

511210 PAC1-01M Application database connector 5,297.76

511210 PAD1-01M Analytics display 666.49

511210 PAE1-01M Application environment connector for class a servers 598.13

511210 PAE2-01M Application environment connector for class b servers 598.13

511210 PAE3-01M Application environment connector for class c servers 358.88

511210 PAF1-01M Application flow generator 1,384.25

511210 PAS1-01M Application tracker screen module 666.49

511210 PAT1-01M Application database translator for class a servers 256.34

511210 PAT2-01M Application database translator for class b servers 256.34

511210 PAT3-01M Application database translator for class c servers 153.81

511210 PBLO1-01M Bandwidth latency optimizer 8,373.89

511210 PCAR1-01M Connector A reader 662.70

511210 PCBW1-01M Cobol block writer 2,862.50

511210 PCM1-01M Communication subsystem for class a servers 769.03

511210 PCM2-01M Communication subsystem for class b servers 769.03

511210 PCM3-01M Communication subsystem for class c servers 384.52

511210 PDA1-01M Data analytics for class a servers 1,469.70

511210 PDA2-01M Data analytics for class b servers 1,469.70

511210 PDA3-01M Data analytics for class c servers 734.85

511210 PDAE1-11M Docs 1 for application environment connector 0.72

511210 PDAE2-11M Docs 2 for application environment connector 0.60

511210 PDAE4-11M Docs 1 for application environment connector 3.86

511210 PDAE5-11M Docs 2 for application environment connector 3.22

511210 PDAT1-11M Docs 1 for application database translator 0.30

511210 PDAT2-11M Docs 2 for application database translator 0.26

511210 PDAT4-11M Docs 1 for application database translator 1.65

511210 PDAT5-11M Docs 2 for application database translator 1.38

511210 PDCC1-01M Database clock connector 3,973.32

511210 PDCM1-11M Docs 1 for communication subsystem 0.92

511210 PDCM2-11M Docs 2 for communication subsystem 0.69

511210 PDCM4-11M Docs 1 for communication subsystem 4.97

511210 PDCM5-11M Docs 2 for communication subsystem 3.72

511210 PDD1-01M Data display 461.42

511210 PDDA1-11M Docs 1 for data analytics 1.77

511210 PDDA2-11M Docs 2 for data analytics 1.37

511210 PDDE1-01M Docs 1 for data extractor 0.54

511210 PDDE2-01M Docs 2 for data extractor 0.46

511210 PDDE4-01M Docs 1 for data extractor 2.92

511210 PDDE5-01M Docs 2 for data extractor 2.44

511210 PDDP1-11M Docs 1 for data packet translator 1.04

511210 PDDP2-11M Docs 2 for data packet translator 0.82

511210 PDDP4-11M Docs 1 for data packet translator 5.62

511210 PDDP5-11M Docs 2 for data packet translator 4.38

511210 PDE1-01M Data extractor for Class A servers 452.87

511210 PDE2-01M Data extractor for Class B servers 452.87

511210 PDF1-01M Data Filter 5,468.66

511210 PDFB1-01M Data Filter booster 1,623.51

511210 PDGC-01M General data correlator 85,618.71

511210 PDGC1-01M Docs 1 for graph coordinator 0.18

511210 PDGC2-01M Docs 2 for graph coordinator 0.15

511210 PDGC4-01M Docs 1 for graph coordinator 1.00

511210 PDGC5-01M Docs 2 for graph coordinator 0.83

511210 PDLDL1-01M Docs 1 for legacy data loader 0.48

511210 PDLDL2-01M Docs 2 for legacy data loader 0.40

511210 PDLDL4-01M Docs 1 for legacy data loader 2.59

511210 PDLDL5-01M Docs 2 for legacy data loader 2.16

511210 PDM1-01M Data Mapper 388.31

511210 PDMC1-11M Docs 1 for memory connector 3.80

511210 PDMC2-11M Docs 2 for memory connector 2.94

511210 PDMC4-11M Docs 1 for memory connector 32.21

511210 PDMC5-11M Docs 2 for memory connector 25.01

511210 PDMD1-11M Docs 1 for mailbox delivery 1.46

511210 PDMD2-11M Docs 2 for mailbox delivery 1.14

511210 PDMD4-11M Docs 1 for mailbox delivery 1.46

511210 PDMD5-11M Docs 2 for mailbox delivery 1.14

511210 PDMM1-11M Docs 1 for metadata manager 2.40

511210 PDMM2-11M Docs 2 for metadata manager 1.80

511210 PDMM4-11M Docs 1 for metadata manager 12.90

511210 PDMM5-11M Docs 2 for metadata manager 9.67

511210 PDMR1-11M Docs 1 for message receiving agent 0.78

511210 PDMR2-11M Docs 2 for message receiving agent 0.59

511210 PDMR4-11M Docs 1 for message receiving agent 4.19

511210 PDMR5-11M Docs 2 for message receiving agent 3.14

511210 PDMT1-11M Docs 1 for metadata translator 2.11

511210 PDMT2-11M Docs 2 for metadata translator 1.64

511210 PDP1-01M Data packet translator for class a servers 871.57

511210 PDP2-01M Data packet translator for class b servers 871.57

511210 PDP3-01M Data packet translator for class c servers 435.78

511210 PDPF1-01M Data pivot function 17,260.46

511210 PDPM1-01M Docs 1 for plan manager 0.84

511210 PDPM2-01M Docs 2 for plan manager 0.70

511210 PDPM4-01M Docs 1 for plan manager 4.52

511210 PDPM5-01M Docs 2 for plan manager 3.77

511210 PDQ1-01M Data quality controller 1,042.46

511210 PDQT1-11M Docs 1 for queue transport manager 2.03

511210 PDQT2-11M Docs 2 for queue transport manager 1.58

511210 PDQT4-11M Docs 1 for queue transport manager 10.92

511210 PDQT5-11M Docs 2 for queue transport manager 8.49

511210 PDRV1-11M Docs 1 for record validator 1.31

511210 PDRV2-11M Docs 2 for record validator 1.03

511210 PDS1-01M Program database store 666.49

511210 PDTI1-01M Data Test Interface 466.17

511210 PDTP1-11M Docs 1 for transform pattern generator 0.97

511210 PDTP2-11M Docs 2 for transform pattern generator 0.75

511210 PDTS1-11M Docs 1 for transfer substrate 1.23

511210 PDTS2-11M Docs 2 for transfer substrate 0.96

511210 PDTS4-11M Docs 1 for transfer substrate 1.23

511210 PDTS5-11M Docs 2 for transfer substrate 0.96

511210 PEMC1-01M External module coordinator 3,609.70

511210 PGC1-01M Graph coordinator for Class A servers 153.81

511210 PGC2-01M Graph coordinator for Class B servers 153.81

511210 PGC3-01M Graph coordinator for Class C servers 76.90

511210 PHFC1-01M Hybrid format correlator 5,139.21

511210 PJM1-01M Java module for application exploration 222.16

511210 PJMB1-01M Java module for application exploration 1,110.82

511210 PKV1-01M Key Validator 700.67

511210 PLDL1-01M Legacy data loader for Class A servers 401.60

511210 PLDL2-01M Legacy data loader for Class B servers 401.60

511210 PLDR1-01M Legacy data reader 11,620.90

511210 PLDRB1-01M Legacy data reader booster 2,648.88

511210 PLDS1-01M Partition log generator 9,450.53

511210 PLDT1-01M Remote database controller 7,639.03

511210 PMDD1-01M Multiplatform data distributor 3,405.57

511210 PMM1-01M Metadata manager for class a servers 1,999.48

511210 PMM2-01M Metadata manager for class b servers 1,999.48

511210 PMM3-01M Metadata manager for class c servers 999.74

511210 PMR1-01M Message receiving agent for class a servers 649.40

511210 PMR2-01M Message receiving agent for class b servers 649.40

511210 PMR3-01M Message receiving agent for class c servers 324.70

511210 PMT1-01M Metadata translator for class a servers 1,760.22

511210 PMT2-01M Metadata translator for class b servers 1,760.22

511210 PMT3-01M Metadata translator for class c servers 880.11

511210 PNP1-01M Network performance tuner for class a servers 1,367.17

511210 PNP2-01M Network performance tuner for class b servers 1,367.17

511210 PPDI-01M Personal data investigator 42,553.01

511210 PPLG1-01M Partition level generator 3,405.57

511210 PPM1-01M Plan manager for Class A servers 700.67

511210 PPM2-01M Plan manager for Class B servers 700.67

511210 PPM3-01M Plan manager for Class C servers 350.34

511210 PQT1-01M Queue transport manager for class a servers 1,691.87

511210 PQT2-01M Queue transport manager for class b servers 1,691.87

511210 PQT3-01M Queue transport manager for class c servers 845.93

511210 PRC1-01M Rules capture screen 1,247.54

511210 PRDC1-O1M Remote database controller 866.82

511210 PRV1-01M Record validator for class a servers 1,093.73

511210 PRV2-01M Record validator for class b servers 1,093.73

511210 PRV3-01M Record validator for class c servers 546.87

511210 PSL1-01M Scanner for legacy data for class a servers 24,267.18

511210 PSL2-01M Scanner for legacy data for class b servers 24,267.18

511210 PSV1-01M Sheet viewer 2,067.84

511210 PTA1-01M Target Analyzer 153.81

511210 PTP1-01M Transform pattern generator for class a servers 803.21

511210 PTP2-01M Transform pattern generator for class b servers 803.21

511210 PTP3-01M Transform pattern generator for class c servers 401.60

IT Software SIN 511210 : Ab Initio ELA Software Licenses

IT Software SIN 511210 : Ab Initio ELA Software Licenses

SIN MGR PART NO PRODUCT NAME DISCOUNT PRICE

OFFERED TO GSA

(including IFF)

511210 ELA-01 ELA Case 1 Y1 39,875,646.04

IT Software SIN 511210 : Ab Initio ELA Maintenance

DISCOUNT PRICE

OFFERED TO GSA

(including IFF)

511210 ELA-01M ELA Case 1 Y1 29,906,734.53

1. The above prices are the Government price based on a unit of one, exclusive of any quantity/dollar volume, prompt payment, or any other concession affecting price.

2. These licenses are not right-to-copy licenses. They are governed by Ab Initio’s GSA licensing terms, which prohibit copying.

1c. Training Rates

IT Training SIN 611420 : Information Technology Training

Company: Ab Initio Software LLC

SIN(s)

PROPOSED

Course Title Course

Length

Minimum

Participants

Maximum

Participants

PRICE

OFFEREDD

TO GSA

(including

IFF)

No Discounts

611420 PT1 - Training Unit 1 1 Day One Six $ 2,848.26 N/A

611420 PT2 - Training Unit 2 1 Hour One Six $ 332.30 N/A

611420 PT3 - Training & Installation Block 1 1 Week One Six $ 14,241.30 N/A

The price above reflects the Government’s price based on one day, one hour or one week class.

1d. Labor Rates

IT Services SIN 54151S : Information Technology Professional Services

SIN/SIN(s) Proposed

Part Number

Labor Category/Service Title

Labor Category/Service Description Minimum Education

Minimum Years of

Experience

Price Offered to

GSA

(including

IFF)

54151S SE-10001 DATABASE DESIGN &

ENGINEERING SERVICES

Customized and high-quality process engineering, automation and database services. Advanced experience in 1) defining optimal workflow and user interface properties, 2) fitting data models and implementation architecture, to achieve client needs, 3)migrating legacy data systems to contemporary platforms, 4)design and implementation of data warehouses, analyses platforms, data integration, data capture, data cleansing schemas; 5) reverse engineer databases; 6) design and deploy Ab Initio graphs; 7) deploy and configure meta data management facilities, 8) SaaS and cloud-based facility design.

Masters 10 $191.92

54151S SE-10002 DATABASE DEVELOPMENT

ENGINEER

Develop database operations software from schema and module functional definition in network or relational model. In-depth knowledge of implementation details to matters such as performance, portability, reliability, security, disaster recovery, and user interface. Create and test Ab Initio dataflow graphs, optimize graphs, parallelize graphs.

Bachelors 7 $141.41

54151S SE-10003 SOFTWARE DESIGN

ENGINEER

Develop, deliver and support applications software. Highly skilled in UML, C/C++, C#, Java, Python and others; object-oriented methods, user workflow models, GUI, database models, long term supportability, Software Engineering, multi-user issues, systems documentation, and optimization techniques. Data profiling, Data transformations, Data cleansing. Cobol migrations.

Bachelors 7 $171.72

54151S SE-10004 PROGRAMMER III Program to a specification document. Expertise in C/C++, C#, SQL, Java, Python or others; object-oriented methods, user-interface/GUI, solid software engineering principles, database (relational or network), supportable style, high modularity, defensive programming techniques, RAD or EDI, and library use.

Bachelors 10 $111.11

54151S SE-

10004A

PROGRAMMER II Program to a specification document. Expertise in C/C++,C#, VB, Java, or XML; object-oriented methods, user-interface/GUI, solid software engineering principles, database (relational or network), supportable style, high modularity, defensive programming techniques, RAD or EDI, and library use.

Bachelors 5 $85.00

54151S SE-

10004B

PROGRAMMER I Program to a specification document. Expertise in C/C++, , VB, Java, SQL or XML; object-oriented methods, user-interface/GUI, solid software engineering principles, database (relational or network), supportable style, high modularity, defensive programming techniques, RAD or EDI, and library use.

Bachelors 2 $75.00

54151S SE-10005 SOFTWARE QUALITY

ASSURANCE ENGINEER

Build program test and evaluation script for comprehensive software testing. Extensive experience with user-interface evaluation and improvement, feature refinement, bug fix, optimization techniques, and systems documentation et al.

Bachelors 8 $90.91

54151S SE-

10005A

SOFTWARE QUALITY

ASSURANCE TECHNICIAN

Test and evaluates script for comprehensive software.

Experience with user-interface evaluation and improvements, feature refinement, identified bug and fixes, uses optimization techniques, and proofs systems documentation et al.

Bachelors 4 $45.00

54151S SE-10011 PROGRAM MANAGER Oversees all aspects of contract. Interfaces with CO. Manages internal and external communications and correspondence between Solutions Engineering and client. Provides written updates to CO based on contract requirements.

Bachelors 5 $141.41

54151S SE-10012 APPLICATION SPECIALIST Perform requirements and needs definition/analysis with users, management and information systems. Identify Use Cases, Scenarios, Activity Diagrams, Data entities and properties needed in providing a software solution. Document workflow processes and evaluate alternatives that focus on policies and procedures that have the greatest impact on ROI.

Communicates findings to Engineering and Program staff.

Expertise in communications, UML, and visual modelling.

Bachelors 5 $130.00

54151S SE-10013 TECHNICAL WRITER Writes the documentation for the project; includes User Documentation, Configuration Documentation, Environment docs, and some System Documentation. Begins documentation at the time client signs-off on Design Specification. Works closely with Quality Assurance as deliverables are accepted.

Bachelors 2 $75.00

54151S SE-10015 WEB DESIGN II Works with client to define the function, structure, content, and flow of WEB pages. Recommends current tested technology that facilitates a feature, function and data rich WEB site.

Bachelors 7 $110.00

54151S SE-

10015A

WEB DESIGN I Works with client to define the function, structure, content, and flow of WEB pages. Recommends current tested technology that facilitates a feature, function and data rich WEB site.

Bachelors 2 $60.00

54151S SE-10016 DATABASE

ADMINISTRATOR

Performs backups and utilities to maintain, protect, expand, and optimize the databases. Focused on uptime, problem avoidance and resolution. Over-sees replication, data ETL for datamarts, monitors event logs, resolves problems. Performs updates.

Bachelors 4 $120.00

54151S SE-10017 SENIOR SYSTEMS ANALYST Evaluates software and hardware system configurations, compatibility and needs: builds Use Case, Scenarios, and Activity Diagrams for requirements analysis: reviews workflow models: business processes: conducts interviews with clients.

Bachelors 7 $141.41

54151S SE-

10017A

SYSTEM ANALYSIST Evaluates software and hardware system configurations, compatibility and needs. Performs high level data architecture modeling and audits. Defines system interface specifications.

Bachelors 2 $110.00

54151S SE-10018 DATA SYSTEM ANALYSIS Determines system requirements associated with Data Flow, Data Modeling and Data Structures

Bachelors 5 $110.00

54151S SE-10019 HELP DESK TECHNICIAN III Provide advanced trouble shooting and problem-solving assistance over the phone, fax, email. Provide assistance on non-mainstream problems and more complex applications.

Provides research on issues or advanced testing and troubleshooting. Personnel will have advanced certification and more years of experience.

Bachelors 8 $100.00

54151S SE-

10019A

HELP DESK TECHNICIAN II Provide trouble shooting and problem-solving assistance over the phone, fax, email. Provide backup assistance on mainstream and direct support on more advanced problems and baseline applications. Provides support to Level I personnel.

Bachelors 4 $80.00

54151S SE-

10019B

HELP DESK TECHNICIAN I Provide trouble shooting and problem-solving assistance over the phone, fax, email. Provide assistance on mainstream problems and baseline applications.

Bachelors 2 $60.00

Contractor is proposing hourly rates, a description of all corresponding commercial job titles, experience, functional responsibility and education for those types of employees or subcontractors who will perform services.

2. Maximum order: (All dollar amounts are exclusive of any discounts for prompt payment)

a. The Maximum Order value for the following Special Item Numbers (SINs) is $500,000:

Special Item Number 511210 - Perpetual Software Licenses

Special Item Number 54151S - Information Technology Professional Services

Special Item Number 54151 – Annual Maintenance of Perpetual Software Licenses

b. The Maximum Order value for the following Special Item Numbers (SINs) is $25,000:

Special Item Number 611420 - Training Courses

3. Minimum order:

The minimum dollar value of orders to be issued is $2,500.00.

4. Geographic coverage (delivery area):

Domestic delivery is delivery within the 48 contiguous states, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Washington, DC, and

U.S. Territories. Domestic delivery also includes a port or consolidation point, within the aforementioned areas, for orders received from overseas activities.

Overseas delivery is delivery to points outside of the 48 contiguous states, Washington, DC, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto

Rico, and U.S. Territories.

Offerors are requested to check one of the following boxes:

[ ] The Geographic Scope of Contract will be domestic and overseas delivery.

[ ] The Geographic Scope of Contract will be overseas delivery only.

[x] The Geographic Scope of Contract will be domestic delivery only.

5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and State or foreign country):

Bethesda, Maryland, Montgomery Count

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price:

Prices shown are NET Prices; Basic Discounts have been deducted.

7. Quantity discounts:

None

8. Prompt payment terms:

Prompt Payment: Net 30 days from receipt of invoice or date of acceptance, whichever is later. Standard government interest applies after 30 days from date of award.

Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions."

9. Foreign items: (list items by country of origin).

None

10a. Time of delivery:

The Contractor shall deliver to destination within the number of calendar days after receipt of order (ARO), as set forth below:

SPECIAL ITEM NUMBER DELIVERY TIME (Days ARO)

511210, 611420, 54151S, 54151 1-30 Days or as the contract indicates

10b. Expedited Delivery: All items are available for expedited delivery

10c. Overnight and 2-day delivery: N/A we deliver software via the Internet and all services either in-person or over the phone.

10d. Urgent Requirements: “Urgent Requirements” can be obtained by contacting the Contractor’s representative to effect a faster delivery.

11. F.O.B. point(s): Destination

12a. Ordering address:

Solutions Engineering Corporation

Attention: Mikel J. Frazee

5149 Westbard Avenue

Bethesda, MD 20816-1413

12b. Ordering procedures: For supplies and services, the ordering procedures, information on Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPA’s) are found in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3

13. Payment address(es):

Solutions Engineering Corporation

Attention: Mikel J. Frazee

5149 Westbard Avenue

Bethesda, MD 20816-1413

14. Warranty provision: Software comes with one year warranty and support, which can be renewed annually.

15. Export packing charges: Not applicable

16. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance, and repair: Not applicable

17. Terms and conditions of installation: Not applicable

18a. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from list prices: Not applicable

18b. Terms and conditions of any other services: No change related to Mass Mod A812

19. List of service and distribution points: No change related to Mass Mod A812

20. List of participating dealers: None

21. Preventative maintenance: Not applicable

22 a. Special attributes such as environmental attributes: Not applicable

22 b. Section 508 Compliance: No change related to Mass Mod A812

23. Data Universal Number System (DUNS) number: 174347849

24. Notification regarding registration in System for Award Management:

(SAM) database. Updated May 17, 2024

Attachment A: Summary SEC Data Sheet

GSA or Open Market GSA Schedule 70

GSA Schedule Number GS35F636GA

GSA Schedule Expiration Date 08/22/2022 – 08/21/2027

Business Type/Size Small Business

Delivery Terms Net 30 Days

Shipping Charges FOB Destination

Estimated Shipping Date Not Applicable

Dun & Bradstreet (DUNNS) 174347849

Unique Entity ID: LCGCHS5JKU39

Tax Identification Number (TIN) 521707574

Cage Code OUBD1

MD Sales & Use Tax License 05985960

ACH Information:

Payee/Company/Contact Information:

Solutions Engineering

5149 Westbard Avenue

Bethesda, MD 20816

Attention: Mikel J. Frazee ( mikeljfrazee@soleng.com)

Phone 240-432-3798 & Fax (202) 330-5753

Financial Institution Information

Please call Mikel Frazee at 240-432-3798 to obtain information

Financial Information for Ab Initio related sales

Notice of Assignment will be provided to government contracting officers.

Please call Mikel Frazee at 240-432-3798 to obtain information mailto:mikeljfrazee@soleng.com

Attachment B: Third-Party Software Contacts

Solutions Engineering provides products and services from the following companies. Contact information for each company is provided to discuss specific warranty, usability, interoperability, 508 compliances, software maintenance and training concerns.

Company Contact Phone

Ab Initio Software LLC Carol Bee 617-828-7509

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AB INITIO SOFTWARE LLC LICENSE TERMS FOR GSA PART “ELA-01” FOR U.S.

GOVERNMENT AGENCY USE

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AB INITIO SOFTWARE LLC

LICENSE TERMS FOR GSA PART “ELA-01”

FOR U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCY USE

This document describes the license terms for when an Ordering Activity of a US Government Agency (the

Agency or the Licensee) purchases the Ab Initio part “ELA-01” from the GSA schedule for GSA Contract No.

GS35F636GA (the GSA Schedule). The terms for such a purchase are:

1. Purchase of GSA part ELA-01 enables the Ordering Activity, for one calendar year (the ELA Year), to deploy and use and receive support and maintenance for an unlimited quantity of Licensed Units from the GSA Schedule from the later of either modification PS-0014 or a bilateral modification that expressly amends the list of available Licensed Units offered under GSA part ELA-01.The Ab Initio Products made available through the ELA-01 are listed in the latest awarded ELA-01 service description document. All such Licensed Units are ELA Software Units.

2. The ELA Start Date is the date of the first purchase of the ELA-01 part by the Ordering Activity (in case there are multiple purchases), and the ELA Term is from the ELA Start Date to the end of the ELA Year.

3. If Licensee has Licensed Units of Ab Initio Software acquired prior to this ELA:

a) Licensee’s Licensed Units acquired before the ELA Start Date (Pre-ELA Units) that are listed in Exhibit A.1 shall be upgraded to ELA Software Units. Licensee will no longer have software based on SpecInts.

Instead, server-based software will be licensed in units of Kilo-SpecInt-hours (KSH as defined in Exhibit C).

b) Any Support Fees relating to the portion of the ELA Year that have already been paid by Licensee for the Pre-ELA Units will be credited against the ELA-01 Fee. The Support Fee for the Pre-ELA Units is included in the ELA-01 Fee for the duration of the ELA Year.

4. Except as described below, ELA Software Units can be deployed only at US Government-owned or -contracted data centers or Ab Initio-supported cloud installations (including U.S. Government cloud installations) in North America, Europe, or Asia and used only for processing on behalf of Licensee.

5. Licensee will establish an Ab Initio Center of Excellence (the COE) if one does not already exist, and the COE will provide primary support for all Licensee and all Licensee Affiliate users (including any international users) of Ab Initio software. Ab Initio will, in turn, support the COE. Ab Initio, at its discretion, may directly support specific users.

A Center of Excellence (COE) is a group of individuals who have been trained and are proficient in the use of Ab Initio Products. COE members use their training and experience to advise and guide others on

Licensee's staff in the successful use of Ab Initio Products. COE members typically determine enterprise standards for the deployment of Ab Initio Products and help coordinate installation of the software. COE members provide first line support for users of those Products and collect information as needed to pass on to Ab Initio for support and maintenance services. COE members are often engaged in other activities, including working on Ab Initio projects.

6. Throughout the ELA Year, and so long as Licensee has licenses for KSH-based Products, Licensee shall provide to Ab Initio CPU usage monitoring information and other information, as described in Exhibit C.

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7. At the end of the ELA Year, the following options are available:

a) If Licensee has purchased ELA-01 for less than five consecutive years, then Licensee may purchase another year of ELA-01.

b) If Licensee has purchased ELA-01 for five consecutive years then an ELA Completed Event shall have occurred, and the Post-ELA terms of Exhibit D apply (for the purpose of “retaining” perpetual licenses).

The Test Year corresponds to the last of these five years.

KSH-based parts on the GSA Schedule may be acquired only by Licensees who have had an ELA Completed Event. Licensees who have not purchased ELA-01 for five consecutive years may not purchase KSH-based products.

c) If Licensee has purchased ELA-01 for less than five consecutive years and does not purchase an additional year, then an Early Exit Event shall occur. In such an event, all ELA Software Unit licenses shall terminate, the licenses for all Pre-ELA Units will be reinstated as they were prior to the initial purchase of ELA-01, and Licensee shall receive a credit (the Early Exit Credit) with which it may acquire additional Licensed Units from the GSA Schedule. The Early Exit Credit must be used within 10 business days of the end of the then-current ELA Year.

The Early Exit Credit is calculated according to the number of years from the ELA Start Date to the end of the ELA Year as follows: For one year, the credit is 85% of the amount spent on ELA-01, for two years it is 78% of the total amount spent on ELA-01 acquisitions, for three years it is 72% of the total, and for four years it is 67% of the total.

d) Licensed Units removed from the GSA Schedule or the ELA-01 Service Description as a part of a Delete Products Modification is not effective to an ordering agency unless otherwise specified in an ordering agencies underlying task or delivery order.

If Licensee chooses an Early Exit Event, it may no longer acquire additional ELA-01 parts.

8. The additional definitions and conditions in Exhibit F also apply to this agreement.

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Exhibit A.1

Ab Initio Licensed Units acquired by Licensee as of <date>

(Pre-ELA Units)

The chart below is solely for the avoidance of doubt with respect to Pre-ELA Units. In the event that the chart below is not filled in, all Licensed Units acquired by Licensee prior to the Effective Date are Pre-ELA Units.

Product Platform Units Country Quantity

Co>Operating System Class 1 SpecInt

Co>Operating System Class 2 SpecInt

Real-Time Bundle Class 1 SpecInt

Real-Time Bundle Class 2 SpecInt

EME Instance Named Instance

EME Metadata Capture Class 2 SpecInt

EME Portal Casual User User

EME Portal User

Conduct>It Class 2 SpecInt

Continuous>Flows Class 1 SpecInts

Continuous>Flows Class 2 SpecInts

Graphical Development Environment User

Graph Developer Bundle Windows User

Express>It User

Data Profiler Server (up to 8,450 SpecInts) Class 1 Server

Data Profiler Server (up to 10,990 SpecInts) Class 2 Server

Data Profiler Additional Licenses Class 2 SpecInt

Data Profiler User User

Data Gateway Class 2 SpecInt

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Exhibit B

(Not Used)

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Exhibit C

CPU Usage Monitoring

Licensee will assign a Project and Environment to each job so that usage may be measured for each Project and its associated Environments. The Key Server will capture the number of KSH per Class of server consumed by each job (rounded to two decimal places), along with the job’s Project and Environment, and will store this information in the Key Server’s log.

Definitions

(a) Environment means, with respect to a Project, a set of Servers and/or Partitions that are used together as a stage in Licensee’s application promotion workflow. Applications are typically developed in a Development Environment, then promoted to a Test Environment for testing, before being promoted once again into a Production Environment for production use. Examples of Environments include Development, Test, Production, Quality Assurance, User Acceptance, and so on.

(b) Project means a group of related applications with a common purpose and for a single business function, and that is implemented via Ab Initio Graphs and/or Plans. A Project may utilize any number of Environments, each being specific to that Project. Multiple Environments may share the same hardware platform. There may be an “Other” Project for small applications that do not fit within Licensee’s standard Projects. Licensee may organize its applications into Projects so long as no Project comprises more than 10% of Licensee’s total Ab Initio KSH workload, or merges together multiple distinct business functions. Ab Initio will reasonably consider Projects with more than 10% of Licensee’s total Ab Initio workload on a case-by-case basis for approval. An example of a basis for approval would be a Project whose scope covers a single business function (rather than a merging of multiple business functions) and whose computing needs have grown beyond the 10% threshold.

Licensee may assign to new Projects the graphs and plans that make up a Project, as well as re-assign those graphs and plans to other Projects, as desired throughout the ELA Term. After the ELA Term, multiple Projects may not be merged into fewer and larger Projects, and graphs and plans implemented during the ELA Term may no longer be reassigned to other Projects. Graphs and plans first implemented after the ELA Term can be assigned to a Project at Licensee’s discretion so long as doing so does not change the nature of that Project.

(c) A Kilo-SpecInt-hour (KSH) is the usage of 1000 SpecInts of compute capacity for 1 continuous hour.

For example, a job running for 8 hours on a Partition with a rating of 2,500 Class 1 SpecInts, and which fully utilizes that capacity during the entire 8 hours, consumes a total of 20 Class 1 KSH. When applied to non-expiring software licenses, one KSH license allows a user to consume 1 KSH during each calendar month on an ongoing basis.

Licensee and all Affiliates will use the Key Server capability of the Conduct>It product, or such other tool as

Ab Initio may provide from time-to-time, to monitor and report on Licensed Unit usage across all of its Ab

Initio-based systems.

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Within 30 days after the end of each calendar quarter, and within 30 days after the end of the Test Year, and so long as Licensee has KSH-Based Products, Licensee will provide Ab Initio with reports produced by the Key

Server and the Key Server that contain aggregated Licensed Unit usage (KSH and Users) by month within each

Project and Environment for each month since the previous report.

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Exhibit D

Post-ELA Terms

The additional terms set forth in this Exhibit apply if Clause 7(b) is in effect and there has been a ELA

Completed Event:

(a) For each Project and Environment combination (Project-Environment) that uses ELA Software Units, the Highest Monthly KSH will be determined as follows:

1. The KSH information collected in accordance with Exhibit C during the Test Year will be used to determine for each Project-Environment the KSH used during each month of the Test Year.

2. For each Project-Environment, the highest of the 12 monthly values in (1) will be determined.

This value is the Highest Monthly KSH for the Project-Environment.

(b) Subject to all the terms of this ELA, and provided that Licensee continues to be compliant with all the terms of this ELA, including the Exhibits, Licensee will retain a license for certain ELA Software Units (Retained Units), wherein the following terms apply:

1. All Retained Units must remain associated with the Project-Environment in which they were being used at the end of the ELA and hence may not be redeployed across, or used for, other Projects or Environments or other uses.

2. Retained Units on non-production Environments may not be used for production processing of any kind.

(c) The quantity of Retained Units shall be computed as follows:

1. For each Project-Environment that is in use as of the last day of the Test Year, Licensee shall retain Licensed Units for KSH-Based Products (GSA parts whose license metric is “KSH”) for the number of KSH per month as calculated by the Highest Monthly KSH in part (b) of this Exhibit D.

2. Licensee shall retain the Licenses Units for User-Based Products (GSA parts whose license metric is “User”, “Block”, or “Desktop”) and the EME Instances (GSA parts whose license metric is “instances”) that have been in active use for development or for operational support or for production applications for 8 days, or more, during each of the last 3 months of the Test Year.

(d) If the total KSH usage in any calendar month for a Project-Environment exceeds the sum of that Project- Environment’s Retained Units KSH and Purchased Units that Licensee has assigned to that Project- Environment (a Need To Purchase Event), Licensee shall acquire those additional Licensed Units (Purchased Units) within 30 days after a Need To Purchase Event, at the pricing and discounts contained in GSA Contract No. GS35F636GA.

Licensee may regulate usage, and therefore KSH consumption, using a combination of Ab Initio’s

WorkLoad Manager utility along with KSH usage monitoring (described in Exhibit C), and thereby avoid

Need to Purchase Events.

(e) Licensee will not design, implement, change, or operate its applications, modify data volumes, or adjust in any way any aspect of the CPU usage monitoring utility in Exhibit C:

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1. In such a way as to, directly or indirectly, calculate during the Test Year higher values for a Highest Monthly KSH value as determined under part (a) of this Exhibit D so as to avoid the acquisition of additional software Licensed Units as required in part (d) of this Exhibit D.

2. In such a way as to increase usage during the Test Year of User-Based Products for the purpose, directly or indirectly, of avoiding the acquisition of additional software Licensed Units for these products after the ELA.

3. Or to avoid, override, or negate any of the terms of this agreement.

(f) Licensee may choose to acquire support for the Retained Units and Purchased Units by purchasing the appropriate support parts on the GSA Schedule.

(g) For the calendar year immediately after the ELA Term, Licensee, at its option may acquire part ELA- 01M. This part provides support for all license quantities for all Retained Units, regardless of the quantity of Retained Units.

Licensee, at its option, may instead purchase the support parts from the GSA Schedule (parts ending with “M”). The proper quantity of these parts is the number of “retained” licenses that are calculated in Exhibit D.. The purchase fee for ELA-01M may be lower than the support fee described in (f) above, depending on the number of Retained Units.

The ELA-01M part is available only for one year, the year that begins five years after the ELA Start Date, and only for licensees to whom this Exhibit D applies.

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Exhibit F

Additional Definitions and Conditions

ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS:

− Class 1: A Class 1 Server contains CPUs that can run a POWER AIX, Itanium HP-UX, PA-RISC HP-UX, or SPARC Solaris version of the Ab Initio software.

− Class 2: A Class 2 Server contains CPUs that can run an x86 Linux, x86 Windows, or x86 Solaris version of the Ab Initio software, and no other version of the Ab Initio software.

− CPU: A CPU is a specific central processing unit, usually with a unique serial number. Each processor “core” of a multi-core integrated circuit is counted as a distinct CPU (thus, for example, a dual-core processor chip is counted as two CPUs). A CPU is located within a specific Server or Partition.

All CPUs within a Server, or within the Partition of a Server that is running licensed software, must be fully licensed. If an Ab Initio approved workload manager program is in use in a Partition, then a fraction of the SpecInts of the CPUs in the Partition may be licensed.

− Instance: An Instance Licensed Unit is a single instantiation of the EME object store database and associated Metadata Hub. Each Instance is located on a single Server.

− KSH: A Kilo-SpecInt-Hour is the usage of SpecInts measured in units of hours, such that the product of the number of SpecInts times the number of hours is 1000. For example, a job running for 8 hours on a Partition with a rating of 2,500 Class 2 SpecInts consumes a total of 20 Class 2 Kilo-SpecInt-hours. When applied to non-expiring software licenses, one KSH license allows a user to consume 1 KSH during each calendar month on an ongoing basis.

− Server, Partition, LPAR: A Server is a specific physical computer, usually with a unique serial number. A Server contains one or more Partitions, each of which runs a separate operating system instance, has at least one unique IP address, and runs a server-based version of Ab Initio software. Each Partition contains one or more CPUs. The term LPAR is interchangeable with Partition. A Server, Partition or LPAR may be instantiated as a virtual machine instance (VM) utilizing virtualization technology approved by Ab Initio. Ab Initio shall provide upon request a list of supported virtualization technologies, which is updated from time to time and the conditions applicable to their future installation and use.

− SpecInts: A SpecInts Licensed Unit is a measure of computing power. It refers to the industry standard SPECint_base2000 benchmark if such a rating is available for a CPU, and if not, to the AISPECint2006 rating for CPUs that have been benchmarked with the industry standard SPECint2006 benchmark. SPECint_2000 and SPECint_2006 are described at www.spec.org. Ab Initio derives the AISPECint2006 rating from the SPECint2006 benchmark to have the same units as, and to correlate well with, the SPECint2000 benchmark. This calculation is available upon request. If the SpecInt2000 and SpecInt2006 benchmarks are not available for a hardware platform, Ab Initio may adopt a new benchmark and convert SpecInt Licensed Units hosted on that platform to the newer benchmark.