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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009: DS8100 Architecture and Implementation
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The Department of the Treasury, Financial Management Service awarded a firm fixed price delivery order to Thundercat Technology, LLC, a service disabled veteran owned business, for the amount of 428,000 dollars. This contract provides DS8100 Software for additional hardware functionalities at the Hyattsville Regional Operation Center to support Unix Operating Systems open systems applications. The project involves upgrading software licenses to enable global mirror and point-in-time copy functionality, which is essential for supporting fiscal year 2009 Stimulus Economic Recover payments. The award was determined to be the best overall value to the agency following a competitive bidding process among GSA Schedule Holders via the E-Buy system.
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