SAM #01090

CDC application hosting support bridge task order

This CDC procurement record covers a temporary sole-source bridge for application hosting support while the agency prepares a competitive successor acquisition. - Agency and action: HHS Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO). The initial notice identifies an award; the attached redacted justification describes a temporary sole-source bridge task order to incumbent Digital Management, Inc. (DMI). - Award references: Contract number 47QTCK18D0019 and delivery order number 75D30127F21764. - Services: Tier II hosting and monitoring for mission-critical CDC systems, including support for virtual servers, operating systems, applications, databases, and middleware; monitoring, incident escalation, and service coordination. - Locations and transition: Support covers CDC hosting environments, including on-premises private cloud and provider-supported environments. The initial notice identifies on-site work at the Roybal and Chamblee campuses, with travel to remote CDC facilities when requested. The bridge is intended to preserve service continuity during a hosting-environment transition. - Competition and quantities: The bridge is described as sole-source under FAR 16.507-6(b)(3), pending a competitive consolidated successor acquisition expected in August 2027. No staffing quantities, product items, or part numbers are specified.

Description

CDC currently operates multiple data centers with primary locations at Roybal and Chamblee Campuses in Atlanta, Georgia, as well as CDC remote facilities. These data centers are centrally managed along with consolidated database services, consolidated Web services, shared infrastructure, application hosting services and operations. CDC monitors and manages the non-Atlanta locations remotely from Atlanta. The Contractor shall provide on-site personnel to support the requirements at the Roybal and Chamblee Campuses. At the Government’s request, Contractor personnel may also be required to travel to CDC’s remote facilities to perform necessary services.

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