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Cloud First Computing Options on NASA SEWP IV Contract Now Available from TKC Integration Services, LLC and Partner Horizon Data Center Solutions
Dépèche transmise le 22 mars 2011 par Business Wire
Cloud First Computing Options on NASA SEWP IV Contract Now Available from TKC Integration Services, LLC and Partner Horizon Data Center Solutions
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Top SEWP IV contractor TKC Integration Services, LLC (TKCIS), a Washington, D.C. area company that provides a comprehensive range of lifecycle technology solutions to the federal government, has teamed with Horizon Data Center Solutions of Plano, Texas, to offer Cloud Computing solutions to government agencies through their NASA SEWP IV contract.
“The addition of the vStructure Cloud Computing platform offerings enables agencies to procure cloud computing solutions and have their applications outsourced in a timely manner. SEWP makes it simple to comply with federal CIO Vivek Kundra’s Federal Cloud First policy”
Monthly solution bundles for vStructure Cloud Computing on SEWP IV allow agencies to expand their access to firm-fixed price contracts for state-of-the-art computer technologies. Cloud computing packages will include HDCS hardware, software and outsourced colocation solutions, along with product training, warranty and maintenance.
“NASA’s vision of SEWP, ‘to be the premier customer-focused contract vehicle for federal government purchase of IT products,’ has made the contract a compelling option for government agencies to find the most advanced IT solutions available. Provisioning cloud solutions and colocation on SEWP greatly simplifies the process for agencies that want to reduce their reliance on federal data centers and migrate applications to a reliable alternative quickly and efficiently,” said Joel Lipkin General Manager of TKCIS. “The addition of the vStructure Cloud Computing platform offerings enables agencies to procure cloud computing solutions and have their applications outsourced in a timely manner. SEWP makes it simple to comply with federal CIO Vivek Kundra’s Federal Cloud First policy,” he added.
According to Lance Black, CEO of Horizon Data Center Solutions, “Federal integrators have found that our vStructure platform is the right solution for their government clients. The purpose built architecture is comprised of HP Blade servers and 3PAR storage, and is virtualized with VMware. Our entire system is supported by a world class network of Tier III data centers in Northern Virginia and Texas for ultimate security and reliability.”
About SEWP IV
The NASA SEWP (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement) GWAC (Government-Wide Acquisition Contract) provides the latest in Information Technology (IT) products for all federal agencies. The statutory authority allowing usage of the SEWP contracts by the entire federal government is NASA's designation as an Executive Agent by OMB based on the Information Technology Management Reform Act (ITMRA) of 1996, now the Clinger Cohen Act.
For more information, visit the NASA SEWP IV page at www.sewp.nasa.gov.
About TKCIS
TKCIS partners with leading technology manufacturers and developers to provide a comprehensive range of lifecycle technology solutions to the federal government. Located in the metro Washington, D.C. area, TKCIS is a wholly owned subsidiary of Qivliq, LLC—a NANA company, whose portfolio of companies currently provides hardware and software solutions and professional services to the federal government. For more information visit www.tkcis.com.
About Horizon Data Center Solutions
Horizon Data Center Solutions is a leading provider of cloud computing services and one of only 11 companies also included in the GSA’s BPA for Federal Cloud Computing. The Horizon team is led by experts who are focused on delivering enterprise quality cloud computing, colocation and managed services to federal government agencies and business clients. Contact Horizon at 866.620.7516 or visit www.horizondcs.com.
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