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Mainframe Migration and Hosting

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RW4981Federal

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The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) is seeking a vendor to provide comprehensive mainframe outsourcing services, with an emphasis on cost-effective operation of their primary mainframe platform. The contract requires the vendor to deliver full-service management of the mainframe system, including disaster recovery capabilities. A critical aspect of the project is the establishment of an offsite disaster recovery environment to ensure business continuity and system resiliency. The GPO currently maintains a high operational standard, with 99.9% uptime, only bringing the mainframe offline twice annually for time changes, indicating the importance of reliability and minimal downtime in the proposed solution. The solicitation, titled "Mainframe Migration and Hosting," was posted on July 10, 2009, under solicitation number RW4981, and is centered in Washington, DC. The contract falls under the NAICS code 518210, which relates to data processing, hosting, and related services. Key points of contact for this solicitation include Reginald Walker and Arza E. Gardner, Director of Complex Acquisitions and Special Projects. This contract represents a strategic initiative to modernize and secure the GPO’s mainframe infrastructure by leveraging vendor expertise in hosting and disaster recovery solutions.

General Info

Vendor needed for mainframe outsourcing, disaster recovery, 99.9% uptime, Washington DC-based contract.

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NAICS

518210 - Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services

Place of Performance

This requirement will be for the GPO's main office at 732 North Capitol St, NW,, WASHINGTON, DC, 20401, USA

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Reginald Walker
Arza E. GardnerDirector, Complex Acqusitions and Special Projects

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The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) has a requirement for a cost-effective solution for operation of our mainframe platform system as a primary goal of this project. The goal of the GPO is to obtain a vendor to provide full-service mainframe out sourcing and disaster recovery services. GPO's secondary goal is to provide a disaster recovery environment for our mainframe system by hosting systems offsite. Our current level of availability and reliability is 99.9% up time as we only bring down the machine twice a year for time change.

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