Opportunity

City of Maple Ridge Bidsandtenders #26-069

City of Maple Ridge Enterprise Storage Infrastructure Replacement

Posted

September 16, 2026

Respond By

October 08, 2026

Identifier

26-069

NAICS

423430, 541512

The City of Maple Ridge is seeking to modernize its IT infrastructure by replacing its end-of-life storage systems with a new enterprise storage solution. - Government Buyer: - City of Maple Ridge (Information Technology Department) - Products/Services Requested: - Supply and delivery of new enterprise storage infrastructure and associated hardware components - Onboarding support, configuration, commissioning, and testing services to prepare the solution for migration - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; the solicitation is open to all qualified manufacturers and solution providers - Unique or Notable Requirements: - All equipment must be purchased as a capital asset and owned by the City upon delivery and acceptance - Solutions based on subscription, consumption-based, hosted, leased, rented, or as-a-service models will not be considered - The procurement covers both hardware and essential professional services for deployment - Opportunity is classified under IT, computer hardware/software, servers, racks, data center, storage, GIS, and GPS products

Description

The City of Maple Ridge requests proposals from experienced and qualified firms to replace existing storage infrastructure that is at the end of its lifecycle with a new enterprise storage solution located in Maple Ridge, BC. The work includes supply and delivery of new storage infrastructure and associated components, onboarding support, configuration, commissioning, and testing services to prepare the solution for migration activities. The City intends to procure a capital asset solution where all equipment will be owned by the City upon delivery and acceptance. Subscription, consumption-based, hosted, leased, rented, or as-a-service storage infrastructure solutions will not be considered.

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