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Attachment 6 - Schedule B CLIN OEM List 20260723-Amend 10.xlsx
Posted: July 24, 2026
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This amendment to a previously issued solicitation specifically details the updated Schedule B for the CLIN_OEM List.
The amendment outlines various categories and sub-categories of hardware and software (HW/SW) requirements, including new purchases, annual maintenance, and approval processes for items not currently on contract.
New purchases may include personal computing devices, network infrastructure components, software licenses, and associated services such as installation and warranty support. Additionally, it emphasizes the necessity for brand name justification when proposing OEM products that are not already contracted.
The amendment delineates prohibited items under the contract, which include non-COTS software items, software development for COTS items, and various support services like full-time equivalent (FTE) employees.
Furthermore, it mandates that any proposed discount percentages must be based on the Original Equipment Manufacturer's (OEM) current MSRP or standard commercial price list.
The document lists numerous OEMs alongside their proposed discount percentages, which are uniformly set at zero for all listed manufacturers. This suggests a potential focus on compliance with pricing structures rather than competitive bidding among OEMs.
The amendment outlines various categories and sub-categories of hardware and software (HW/SW) requirements, including new purchases, annual maintenance, and approval processes for items not currently on contract.
New purchases may include personal computing devices, network infrastructure components, software licenses, and associated services such as installation and warranty support. Additionally, it emphasizes the necessity for brand name justification when proposing OEM products that are not already contracted.
The amendment delineates prohibited items under the contract, which include non-COTS software items, software development for COTS items, and various support services like full-time equivalent (FTE) employees.
Furthermore, it mandates that any proposed discount percentages must be based on the Original Equipment Manufacturer's (OEM) current MSRP or standard commercial price list.
The document lists numerous OEMs alongside their proposed discount percentages, which are uniformly set at zero for all listed manufacturers. This suggests a potential focus on compliance with pricing structures rather than competitive bidding among OEMs.
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