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Quantum Renewal - MPRD

Description: The Alabama Educational Television Commission is seeking a Quick Quote for renewal of Quantum software and hardware support for MPRD. The requested items include annual NBD Gold support for a Quantum H-Series H4012 storage node and H-Series 2U12 JBOD, plus 142 TiB of StorNext 7 capacity licensing with a two-year subscription and Gold software support. The listed renewal period is October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027, for service at 1255 Madison Ave, Montgomery, Alabama.

Buyer: State of Alabama
State · AL, US
Released: Oct 23, 2026
Closes: Oct 28, 2026(3 days left)

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