Background Information. 2 Scope: Computer Hardware  Tablets, Laptops, Embedded Systems  Desktops, Servers, Supercomputers  Peripherals and Accessories:

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Background Information

2 Scope: Computer Hardware  Tablets, Laptops, Embedded Systems  Desktops, Servers, Supercomputers  Peripherals and Accessories: Monitors, Keyboards, Cables, etc.  Computer Carts, Racks and Enclosures  Computer Cards / Boards

3 Scope: Network and Communications  Network Appliances  Network Connectivity: Routers, Modems, etc.  Telecommunication Devices  Wireless Networking  Cables and Accessories

4 Scope: Security Hardware  Control and Authentication Devices  Forensic Systems  Computer Anti-Theft Hardware  Security Appliances  Surveillance Systems

5 Scope: Supporting Hardware  Scanners, Barcodes, RFID Devices  Cooling Systems  Digital Devices; e.g. Calculators  GPS  Remote Management  Printers, Copiers, Fax Machines, Shredders Associated Supplies

6 Scope: Specialized Hardware  Notification Systems associated with Computer Facility  Asset Management Systems  Computer Room Monitoring

7 Scope: Storage Hardware  Backup and Recovery  DVD, CD, Tape and Digital Systems and Supplies  Disk Systems  Network Based Storage  Storage Accessories

8 Scope: AV / Conferencing  AV Equipment and Accessories  Cameras, Display Monitors, Consoles, etc. Accessories including privacy screens and camera accessories  Video and Tele-conferencing  Speakers, Microphones, Theater and Music Systems, Lighting  TV, Projectors and Screens  Visualization Systems

9 Scope: Electrical Note: must be related to an IT / AV system  Power Conditioning  Uninterrupted Power Supply, Batteries, etc.  Cables, Components, etc.

10 Scope: Software and Virtualization  Commercial software packages of any variety  Software As A Service  Cloud Computing  Virtual Storage

11 Scope: Services Fully in Scope  Maintenance / Warranty / Help desk support  Installation of in-scope Products  Site Planning; e.g. determining what products are required  Product Based Training

12 Scope: Services Limited in Scope This pertains to Competed Contract Holder Groups A, B, C and D The following cannot exceed 10% of a delivery order total dollar amount: Software development On-site operational labor, on-site engineers Consulting (unless part of in scope services) Staff Augmentation Other Options: Group E non-competed 8(a) set-asides (limited in size) GSA Alliant, NIH CIO-SP or other support service contracts

13 Scope: Options for Services  SEWP Group E 8(a) non-competed contracts can provide support services 4 Contract Holders Each capped at $4 Million per contract Remaining amount on each contract is displayed in Quote Request tool  Other GWACS NIH CIO-SP and GSA Alliant and other GSA GWACs are geared to support services  DIY (Do It Yourself)

14 Scope: What You Cannot Buy  Mobile Data Collection Device  Wheels, engines  Medical devices  Fire Suppression systems / maintenance  Military technology (if outside the scope listed previously)  Sensors  Office Furniture