RFQ Event #100 Administration Document.docx

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This document is a Request for Quotation (RFQ) issued by the Idaho Information Technology Services (ITS) agency for data center tracking software. ITS is seeking a solution to manage its data center environment, including remote and agency-specific equipment, and to monitor physical infrastructure and environmental variables. The software must have capabilities such as tracking equipment, providing visualizations, collaborating among teams, and integrating with IT asset management tools. The vendor must provide the software, implementation and migration services if needed, and training within 60 days of the contract purchase order. The contract will be awarded to the responsive, responsible vendor with the lowest fully burdened total cost, and the term will be one year with four optional one-year renewals.

The pricing must be firm for six months, with the possibility of price adjustments twice per year thereafter. Billing must include license count details and be sent to the ITS Financial Services. The vendor must provide supporting documentation for any price increases, which will be limited to actual increases applicable industry-wide.

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Information Technology services

(ITS)

RFQ Event #100 Data Center Tracking Software Subscription

Purpose

ITS is requesting quotes for PowerIQ Datacenter Infrastructure Management (DCIM) and dcTrack by Sunbird or equivalent, as further detailed below in section 4 Specifications. ITS will use this software to manage the ITS datacenter environment as well as remote and agency-specific equipment, and to monitor physical infrastructure and the environmental variables that impact the equipment such as humidity and temperature.

The contact for this RFQ is:

Mark Ward, Buyer 203.332.1609 Mark.Ward@adm.idaho.gov

Background

This software is a DCIM Solution. This solution is to manage multiple data centers’ hardware environments and with future planning (as stated in Requirement 13) of expansion of data centers. Off-the-shelf, On-premises solution, or Software as a Service (SaaS) purchase.

Timelines

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The Vendor must provide implementation and migration services if offering a product other than PowerIQ Datacenter Infrastructure Management (DCIM) and dcTrack by Sunbird. Software, and training, to be included in the fully burdened Total Cost, within sixty (60) days ARO upon receipt of Contract Purchase Order (CPO).

Specifications/Requirements

Vendor must provide Software PowerIQ DCIM and dcTrack by Sunbird or equivalent per section 4 Specifications.

4.1 Software must:

4.1.1 Track model number and Serial Number of each device

4.1.2 Provide rack elevation (Diagramming)

4.1.3 Provide Visualizations (images, models, maps, and graphs) of the data center objects, elements, and conditions

4.1.4 Have the ability to collaborate among teams by providing a single source of truth that all team members can view and access

4.1.5 Track variables in the data center: Power, humidity, temperature, etc.

4.1.6 Product will be used to: plan installations and verify equipment status for support renewals

4.1.7 Integration with IT asset management (ITAM) tool is desired.

5 Contractor must meet at a minimum all requirements provided below:

5.1.1 Ability to model chassis and blades in a data center for visualization purposes;

5.1.2 Large model catalog or library, virtual inventory numbering in excess of 5,000 equipment templates;

5.1.3Two dimensional visualizations: pictures of the devices, racks organized according to ITS
needs.This requirement is for those pictures to be two-dimensional (2D)

representations;

5.1.4 Provides rack and row elevations automatically: diagrams of what is contained in the well as how many rows of racks;

5.1.5Prebuilt, out-of-box dashboard widgets that can be used in customizable dashboards;
5.1.6Ability to share the dashboards with data center stakeholders;
5.1.7Ability to display a variety of three-dimensional (3D) visualizations for cabling;
5.1.8Auto-discover infrastructure elements;
5.1.9Out-of-box charts and reporting on datacenter elements;
5.1.10Ability to email reports automatically or on a schedule, and be able to change when

reports are done as well as what reports are done;

5.1.11Ability to track data and power circuits;
5.1.12Monitor Rack Power Distribution Unit (PDU) configuration and firmware updates;
5.1.13Analysis tools that allow ITS to forecast impacts to changes in the data center (future

planning);

5.1.14Keep audit logs of create, edit, delete actions for one to seven years;
5.1.15Ability to manage events (such events would include but not limited to, adding

equipment, or removing equipment/transferring to another location/rack) that may occur in the data center;

5.1.16 Ability to manage capacity (space, port, power, and cooling available) in the datacenter;

5.1.17 Pre-configure or easy to configure automation rules (If the automation is preconfigured or low-code then users can focus on higher value work);

5.1.18Monitor power status throughout the datacenter;
5.1.19Capable of supporting and monitoring environment sensors;
5.1.20Integration with VMWare;
5.1.21Integration with ServiceNow asset management tools;
5.1.22Integration with SharePoint to share reporting;
5.1.23Ability to calculate energy chargebacks;
5.1.24Ability to define custom fields (Users need to track and plan asset life cycle with data

that is new and unique which requires custom fields to define and store the data.);

5.1.25 Offer support services M-F 8 am-5 pm except for state and federal holidays, via chat, email, or phone;

5.1.26 Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), Azure Active Directory (AD), or Active Directory (AD) support for identity management with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) capabilities.

Contractor must deliver Data Center Tracking Software Subscription within one (1) business day ARO, or as coordinated with the Agency point of contact (POC):

Information Technology
Chris Carlisle
Chris.Carlisle@its.idaho.gov
(208)605-4041

Award Basis and Term of Contract

Award will be made to the responsive responsible vendor with the lowest fully burden Total Cost, as provided on Exhibit B, Price Sheet. Total Cost must include FOB Destination delivery, software, and training.

The term of the resulting contract shall be one (1) year, with four (4) optional renewals of one (1) year each, upon mutual agreement of the parties.

Response

Enter your Total Cost on Exhibit B, Price Sheet. Submit your quote via so that it is received at DOP prior to the deadline established above.

Quotes must be accompanied by a signed State of Idaho Signature Page.

Quotes must include all Required Submittal Items (See below).

Submitting via IPRO Powered by Luma, enter your Total Cost on Exhibit B and UPLOAD all Required Submittal Items.

List of Attachments
Required Submittal Items

Exhibit A – Price Sheet State of Idaho Signature Page Terms and Conditions

Exhibit A – Price Sheet State of Idaho Signature Page

Billing

Annual billings must go to ITS and must include license count details (include license description and SKU term dates, count, price per each, extended price).

Agency information for billings:

Mailing Address:

ITS Financial Services P.O. Box 83720 Boise, ID 83720-0042 Email: ITSFinancialServices@its.idaho.gov

Price Adjustment Clause

Prices must be firm for six (6) months from the effective date of the Contract. A price adjustment may be considered two (2) times per year thereafter. If a price adjustment is requested, the Contractor must notify DOP and IMD in writing as further detailed below. The Contractor must provide a letter identifying the line item(s) of the Contract, the amount of the increase for each item, and a detailed reason for the increase. The Contractor must provide supporting documentation such as letters from suppliers, price index, etc. Increases will be limited to the actual increases to the Contractor that are applicable industry wide. Price increases will not be effective until an Amendment to the Contract is agreed to by all parties and executed by the DOP. If there is an industry wide price decrease, the Contractor must notify ITS immediately and make the price decrease effective on the same day it becomes effective for the Contractor.

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