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WEBLOGIC, SYBASE, ORBIX
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The Office of Naval Intelligence is soliciting proposals for the procurement of specific commercial software licenses and associated support services. The required items include four Weblogic Server Standard Edition processors and support, one Sybase ASE Enterprise license and support, and one Orbix Standard 6.3 license and support. This is an all-or-none request, meaning a single provider must be able to supply all listed components. Proposals will be evaluated based on the lowest price, technically acceptable criteria. All offers must be submitted via email by 3:30 p.m. EST on September 21, 2011. The contract is governed by FAR subpart 12.6 and incorporates specific federal acquisition clauses and provisions. Performance for this requirement is located in Washington, DC.
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$71,971Place of Performance
4251 Suitland Road, WASHINGTON, DC, 20395-5720, USASet-Aside
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