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The RFP seeks a colocation data facility for disaster recovery operations support. The facility must be located between **** miles from Harrisburg, PA. The facility must accommodate up to 20 personnel, provide dedicated workspace, network connectivity, docking stations, secure data storage, conference facilities, and essential office amenities. The facility must also provide operational readiness support services, including remote hands-on support, managed service options for data center monitoring, incident response, and routine maintenance. The facility must have a minimum of 2 cabinets, with an option to expand up to 4 cabinets. The minimum power requirement is 1. 92 kW. Direct connect solutions to cloud providers (Google, Azure, AWS) are desired. The facility must provide a blended IP solution with options starting at 10 Mbps, going up to 10 Gbps. The space is needed on January 1, 2026. Supplemental materials like architecture diagrams or case studies will be accepted. The scoring rubric directly correlates to stated requirements (technical weight: 65, cost weight: 35). Email submissions should be no greater than 140 MB. Redacted versions of proposals are required at the time of submission.

Hill Country Community MHMR Center is opening enrollment for qualified providers to apply for participation in its IDD service provider network. The application period is open until further notice or until provider capacity is met. Applicants must be licensed and/or accredited to provide IDD services in Texas, meet all state, federal, and local requirements for service provision, maintain appropriate insurance coverage, and demonstrate experience in delivering services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Applications can be submitted by mail, email, or in-person drop-off. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, and the center reserves the right to accept or reject any application at its sole discretion, modify service needs, and require additional documentation or site visits.

This notice outlines the Air Force Carpet II program, a mandatory-use program for carpet procurement at Air Force installations within CONUS. The program utilizes two tiers: Tier I for carpet manufacturers and Tier II for installers. Local contracting offices are responsible for procuring carpet installation services from Tier II installers, who must obtain materials from Tier I contractors. The program aims to reduce costs, standardize requirements, and improve acquisition lead times. Existing warranties and BPAs/IDIQs must be considered. Waivers may be required for items not included in the pre-priced list. Shipping information is handled at the Tier II level. The program can be incorporated into larger projects. Additional documents, such as a performance work statement (PWS), justification and approval (JA), independent government cost estimate (IGCE), and purchase request (PR), are required. The program has a SharePoint website for program information and documents. The notice also mentions amendments related to vendor technical issues, additional questions and answers, and a combined synopsis/solicitation for flooring services at Whiteman Air Force Base.