Procurement of ATMS Servers
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- Doc582927
- State
- District of Columbia
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- NIGP codes
- 20591 Servers, Microcomputer (Application, Database, File, Mail, Network, Web, Etc), Environmentally Certified Products
- 20687 Servers, Mini/Mainframe Computer (Application, Database, File, Mail, Network, Web, Etc.)
- 20913 Application Software, Minicomputer
- 20947 Engineering Software (Mini/Mainframe Computer)
Opportunity details come from contracts.ocp.dc.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The District of Columbia is seeking procurement for ATMS Servers through a competitive solicitation process with a proposal submission deadline of October 12, 2021. This procurement opportunity, identified by the contract ID 66c85653829eb5d86906f7b0, focuses on acquiring server technology for the district's technological infrastructure. While specific technical details about the ATMS servers are limited in the provided documentation, the procurement appears to be targeted at upgrading or replacing existing server systems within the District of Columbia's technology ecosystem. The procurement was initially posted on October 4, 2021, providing potential vendors approximately eight days to prepare and submit their proposals. The contract opportunity is specifically scoped to the District of Columbia jurisdiction, with a corresponding FIPS Code of 11001, indicating a localized procurement effort.
Given the limited information provided, precise details about set-aside designations, vendor restrictions, or incumbent contractors cannot be definitively stated. No specific budget range or award value was explicitly outlined in the documentation. The procurement appears to be open to technology vendors capable of providing ATMS server solutions, though explicit qualification criteria were not detailed in the available information. Potential respondents would likely need to demonstrate technical capabilities in server infrastructure, compatibility with existing District of Columbia systems, and the ability to meet the jurisdiction's specific technological requirements. While standard municipal procurement practices often include preferences for local businesses or disadvantaged enterprise participation, no specific such provisions were evident in this brief contract opportunity description.
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