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Emerging Technologies Implementation (AI, Quantum, etc.)

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The contract titled Emerging Technologies Implementation (AI, Quantum, etc.) is a subcontract issued by the Texas Department of Information Resources with a posting date of June 18, 2026, and a response deadline of June 18, 2031. It seeks support for pilot projects that incorporate artificial intelligence, machine learning, or quantum computing technologies, all of which must adhere strictly to federal regulations. The North American Industry Classification System code assigned to this contract is 541715, indicating it relates to scientific research and development services. The work is intended to be performed within the state of Texas under the oversight of the Texas Department of Information Resources, with no specific city or ZIP code designated for performance. The contract remains open for proposals until 2031, allowing for a five-year window for interested parties to submit responses. All activities must align with compliance requirements and focus on innovation within emerging technologies while maintaining regulatory integrity.

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Texas state subcontract for AI, quantum, ML pilot projects through 2031, compliant with federal regulations.

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This scope was carved out of DIR-CPO-TMP-593.

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Iron Mountain Information Management, LLC — DIR-CPO-6249

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AgencyTexas Department of Information Resources
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Support pilot projects involving AI, machine learning, or quantum computing in compliance with federal regulations.

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