70--Brand Name Oracle Software Licensing and Maintenance
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This contract, titled "70--Brand Name Oracle Software Licensing and Maintenance," was issued by the Department of Defense through the USA Deputy Tobyhanna office, located in Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania. It involves the procurement of Oracle software licenses and maintenance services, aligning with the NAICS code 811212, which pertains to computer systems design services. The solicitation for this contract was posted on February 3, 2014. The contract is managed by a government office specializing in software and IT-related acquisitions, though specific details regarding contract type, set-aside status, or performance location were not provided. The emphasis is on acquiring licensed Oracle software and ensuring its continued maintenance, supporting the agency's technological and operational needs. Further information and document access are available through the SAM.gov portal.
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