IT Managed Services and Technical Support
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This subcontract for IT Managed Services and Technical Support provides ongoing technical maintenance and support for technology solutions utilized by prime contractors on Region 4 Education Service Center projects. The scope of work encompasses a full range of technical assistance, including Tier 1 through 3 help desk support, remote system monitoring, and on-site troubleshooting to ensure operational efficiency. Managed under the Osceola County School Board Information and Technology department in Florida, the contract requires strict adherence to SLA-compliant delivery and the provision of regular maintenance reports. Given the educational environment, the service provider must maintain full compliance with FERPA and all applicable student privacy laws.
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This scope was carved out of 25-06.
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Request to Utilize Solicitation, OMNIA #R250610 Technology Solutions, Products and Services
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