FY27-DOB-Adobe Renewal Lic
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The District of Columbia Department of Buildings (DOB), through the Office of Contracting and Procurement, is soliciting a vendor to provide Adobe licensing software for the Office of Information Systems (OIS). This procurement is intended to support the needs of current employees, new hires, and onboarding contractors. The requirement consists of 12-month term subscriptions for Large Government Agencies (LGA) Level 8, specifically including 250 licenses of Adobe Acrobat Pro for enterprise, and 5 licenses each of Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Photoshop, along with Adobe XD for enterprise. Beyond software delivery, the selected vendor must provide configuration services for equipment setup and software installation. Maintenance and support requirements include 24x7 email support and real-time phone support from 8am to 6pm Eastern time. The contract mandates compliance with the Buy American Act, the District of Columbia Human Rights Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Additionally, the vendor must maintain strict confidentiality of all District employee and customer information. Prime contractors may be required to submit a notarized subcontracting plan to ensure a portion of the work is performed by certified business enterprises.
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