Windows Autopilot Device Registration & Hardware Hashing

The contract requires the collection of hardware hashes from Mini PCs and the subsequent upload of those hashes to Microsoft’s Windows Autopilot service to enable zero-touch provisioning of operating systems. This process will allow for automated, streamlined device enrollment and configuration without manual intervention, ensuring consistent and secure deployment across all registered devices. The work must be executed in alignment with Microsoft’s Autopilot guidelines, maintaining accuracy and integrity of hardware identifiers to prevent deployment failures or security mismatches. The solicitation is issued as a subcontract by the City of Buffalo under NAICS code 541512, with a response deadline set for August 20, 2026. Although no set-aside specifications or point of contact are provided, the place of performance and agency details indicate the work is tied to New York state operations under the City of Buffalo’s infrastructure. All hardware hashes must be captured reliably from designated Mini PC units and successfully authenticated within the Windows Autopilot environment to support seamless, scalable device rollout across municipal endpoints.