7E--Computational Infrastructure - GPU Server Node

The Department of the Interior, through the Interior Business Center’s Acquisition Services Directorate in Herndon, Virginia, issued Solicitation DOIDFBO260071 for a high-performance GPU server node to support advanced computational workloads including AI and machine learning, high-content imaging, robotic orchestration, laboratory information management systems, and autonomous research environments. The technical requirements specify a system with 64 to 128 CPU cores, 1 terabyte of ECC RAM expandable to 2 terabytes, 100 terabytes of usable all-flash storage using RAID 6 architecture with hot spare capability and scalability to 500 terabytes, dual redundant 100 Gb Ethernet connectivity, and two to four enterprise-class NVIDIA GPUs such as the L40S, RTX 6000 Ada, or H100. The system must integrate seamlessly with existing NIH computational infrastructure and support concurrent data-intensive research operations. Delivery is required to Herndon, VA, with no specified delivery schedule, FOB terms, or period of performance outlined. Amendment 2 extended the response deadline to July 24, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., addressing questions and clarifying requirements. The procurement is classified under NAICS code 334111 for computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing, though no set-aside type is designated. No contract clauses, evaluation factors, pricing data, or award basis are provided in the documentation; the solicitation focuses exclusively on technical specifications without formal inclusion of evaluation weights, risk ratings, or financial metrics. There are no referenced attachments, packaging requirements, inspection procedures, or formal acceptance criteria beyond the stated technical benchmarks. Representations, certifications, payment details, contracting officer information, and special requirements such as security clearances or OCI provisions are also absent from the materials. The point of contact for inquiries is Melissa Onyszko, with email and phone provided for administrative questions, and submissions are expected through the federal procurement system, consistent with SAM.gov standard practices.