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Desktop, laptops and ruggedized laptops and associated peripherals.
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Oct 27, 2026
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The Maryland Department of Information Technology is seeking three custom Dell Pro Precision 5 16 machines (model PW516261) for its Applications Team Programmers. The requested systems include an Intel Core Ultra 7 366H vPro processor, Windows 11 Pro, 32 GB RAM and a 1 TB performance SSD; bidders must meet Small Business Reserve and master-contractor eligibility requirements. The purchase is a PORFP, and bids are submitted through eMaryland Marketplace Advantage.
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Oct 27, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
The Maryland Department of Information Technology (DoIT) is soliciting proposals for data telecommunications services that deliver connectivity from state aggregation points to designated locations, including Gunpowder Falls State Park at 1820 Monkton Road. The contract anticipates a two-year term and requires 99.7% uptime, 24/7/365 maintenance support, and transition plans with a maximum 60-day transition period. Responses are limited to eligible master contractors and must be submitted through eMMA.
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Crownsville
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Anne Arundel
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100 Community Pl
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(410) 697-9700
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21032
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This contract, effective September 15, 2023, is between Carahsoft Technology Corp. and the Maryland Department of General Services for Salesforce Licenses. It establishes a potential five-year term, consisting of an initial three years and two optional one-year renewals. The total payment to the Contractor shall not exceed $25,000,000.00 over the contract's term, though this amount is not guaranteed. The document includes detailed terms and conditions covering scope, payment, intellectual property, data handling, indemnification, and termination.
This contract, dated April 6, 2017, is between GovDelivery and the Maryland Department of Information Technology (DoIT) for Digital Communications Management services, identified by RFP Number 060B6400030. It outlines provisions for an initial term and five one-year renewal options. The agreement details terms for consideration and payment, including a Not-To-Exceed (NTE) amount of $1,802,726.00 for the time and materials portion over the base period and option years. Key sections cover intellectual property rights, indemnification, limitations of liability, data protection, security requirements, prompt payment, and various general legal and administrative terms and conditions.
This contract is for Information Technology Support Management (ITSM) Software as a Service (SaaS) between Triad Technology Partners, LLC and the State of Maryland, Department of Information Technology. The agreement spans an initial five-year term from December 17, 2014, to December 16, 2019, with options to extend for two additional five-year periods, potentially through December 16, 2029. The total contract value shall not exceed $4,550,952, encompassing the base period and both optional extension periods. Key provisions include definitions, scope of work, period of performance, payment terms, rights to records, intellectual property, confidentiality, data security, indemnification, and various compliance requirements.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Maryland Department of Information Technology
The board approved two new user applications: the Franklin County (PA) Department of Emergency Services as an Interoperability User and the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Directorate of Emergency Services as a Limited-Primary User. Project updates were provided regarding the status of geo-redundant prime go-lives, various new RF site developments, bi-directional amplifier projects, and fiber backhaul implementation. Operations reports covered system performance statistics, including call volume and airtime, as well as ongoing maintenance activities, coverage investigations in Frederick and Washington counties, and the migration to Juniper routers. The board also reviewed the progress of the Motorola Managed Detection and Response deployment, virtualized prime site controller cutovers, and the Genesis system upgrade. Additionally, committee updates addressed interoperability resource coordination, site security working group initiatives, and considerations for TDMA-only versus FDMA operations.
The committee discussed various interoperability resources and templates, including MD FiRST, MD CALL, MD EVENT, and NIFOG resources, emphasizing the need for coordinated use. Updates were provided on upcoming regional major events and the reservation of interoperability resources. The committee recommended approval for Franklin County (PA) and Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall to become new users on the system. Project status updates covered geo-redundant prime cutovers, new RF site construction, and fiber backhaul projects. Operational reports included system performance statistics, recent maintenance activities, the launch of a new help desk, and coverage investigations in Frederick and Washington counties. Additionally, the committee initiated a long-term planning discussion regarding a potential transition to TDMA-only operations.
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The Board reviewed various agenda items, including wetlands license applications for dredging and bulkhead construction projects across multiple counties. Financial matters were addressed, specifically related to the Caroline County Jail loans and several grants from the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene for sewerage and water quality projects. The meeting also covered contract awards, change orders, and property leases submitted by the Department of General Services and the Department of Transportation.
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