26-458LOT-LOTTE-B-52043 | Lottery CMTS Test Environment

The contract titled "26-458LOT-LOTTE-B-52043 | Lottery CMTS Test Environment" issued by the Illinois Department of the Lottery establishes a commercial master services agreement with WingSwept for the provision of a cloud-hosted CMTS test environment. The agreement covers the setup and configuration of a cloud server, along with one year of AWS FedRAMP Moderate authorized hosting for the CMTS test site used by the agency. Key contract elements include a one-time cloud server setup fee of $3,150 and a $7,276.56 fee for cloud hosting services, totaling $10,426.56. The services are delivered remotely and electronically, with no physical deliveries, packaging, or shipping requirements. The contract's effective date corresponds to the receipt and signing of a purchase order by WingSwept, but specific performance periods and invoicing methods are addressed through referenced Order Forms and Service Schedules, which are not fully included. The contract’s scope includes remote implementation of the CMTS system via scheduled online sessions, along with professional services such as training, data migration, configuration, continuous monitoring, and support under defined service schedules and a detailed statement of work. CMTS Express, a limited-feature variant governed by a feature matrix in Appendix E, is included, with strict contractual prohibitions on unauthorized feature use enforced through telemetry and penalties including true-up fees or suspension of services. Inspection and acceptance are conducted remotely within the cloud environment upon confirmation of service provisioning or after a 10-business-day acceptance period without rejection. Compliance with FedRAMP Moderate standards and data security protocols is mandatory, although no physical markings, MIL-STD references, or formal FAR clauses are incorporated in the document. While federal regulations such as FAR, DFARS, and FedRAMP are cited for compliance context, the contract lacks completed representations, certifications, unique entity identification, socioeconomic status disclosures, or specific evaluation factors, highlighting it as a commercial agreement tailored for cloud-hosted lottery system testing rather than a standard government acquisition contract.