Technical Support For Dell Unity Arrays

The St. Johns River Water Management District in Florida is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide 3rd party Hardware/Technical support for their two Dell EMC Unity 400F network attached storage (NAS) devices. One array is located in Palatka, and the other is in Palm Bay, which will be moved to Apopka in January 2024. The objective is to secure this support due to Dell's announcement that the Unity 400F arrays are going End of Life. Respondents must have experience providing these services and should include all labor, materials, insurance, and other related costs in their quotes. The award will be made to the responsive and responsible firm providing the lowest Annual Flat Rate. Proposals are due by 3:00 p.m. on October 20, 2023, and site visits can be arranged with the District's Project Manager, Matthew Reule.

The District is committed to diversity in procurement and encourages respondents to make a good faith effort to ensure women and minority-owned business enterprises are given the opportunity for maximum participation. The contract term is not specified in the solicitation. The District did not provide any information on incumbent vendors or current contractors, nor did they disclose a budget range for this project.