LSJ Offsite Tape Storage Renewal
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The contract requires the provision of secure off-site storage, retrieval, and transportation services for various types of computer data storage media, including magnetic tapes and data cassettes, stored in locked containers supplied by the vendor. The storage facilities must meet stringent federal and industry standards to protect the media from fire, physical intrusion, magnetic interference, and other common hazards. These services are critical to supporting the three Administrative Offices of the United States Courts (AOUSC) data centers located in Ashburn, Virginia; El Segundo, California; and Washington, D.C. The vendor’s facilities on the East Coast must be situated between 30 and 75 miles from both the Ashburn and Washington data centers, remaining outside the electromagnetic exposure radius of any device detonated in the D.C. area. The West Coast facility must be similarly located relative to the El Segundo data center. The contract mandates guaranteed delivery of requested data tapes within four hours from either coast to ensure prompt access to critical information. The contract, titled "LSJ Offsite Tape Storage Renewal," is managed by the AOUSC Procurement Management Division within the Judicial Branch, with a place of performance in California. Arnold Casterline serves as the primary point of contact. The contract emphasizes compliance with federal specifications and rapid, secure service to support essential judicial data infrastructure.
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CA, 90245, USASet-Aside
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The Government requires off-site storage/retrieval and transportation services for various forms of computer data storage media including magnetic tape, data cassettes, and other media in locked containers provided by the vendor. The off-site storage must be a bona fide, qualified electronic computer media storage sites in compliance with GSA/Federal Specifications and industry standards for the storage and protection of magnetic computer media against fire, physical intrusion, magnetic field interference, and other normal hazards. The vendor must provide secure storage services for all three Administrative Offices of the United States Courts (AOUSC) data centers: Ashburn, VA, El Segundo, CA, and Washinton, DC. The Contractor’s East Coast facilities should be located no less than 30 miles and not more than 75 miles from both the Ashburn, VA, IDC and Washington, DC, IDC, and are required to be located outside of the electromagnetic exposure radius of a device detonated in the Washington, D.C. area. The Contractor must ensure delivery of tapes within 4 hours of a request. The Contractor’s West Coast facilities should be located no less than 30 miles and not more than 75 miles from the El Segundo, CA, Internet Data Center to ensure delivery of tapes within 4 hours of a request.