Procurement
NYC Health + Hospitals (NYC H+H)
160 Water Street, 13th Floor New York, NY 10038
Paul Angeli
phone: 6464588661
email: angelip@nychhc.org
phone: 6464588661
email: angelip@nychhc.org
Archived
Services (other than human services)
Request for Proposals
6/9/2020
Solicitation
PIN#038-2484 Due:
Attachments 12
- A1 - Provider Instructions_vF
- A2 - Response Template vF
- Appendix A - Statement of Work_vF
- Appendix B - Mandatory Requirements Certification_vF
- Appendix C - Company and Contact Information vF
- Enclosure H-1 - Summary of Current Data Center Environment_v
- NYCHHC - 110-96 Standard Terms and Conditions
- NYCHHC - Doing Business Data Form
- NYCHHC - MWBE Utilization Plan and Waiver Form
- NYCHHC - Standard BAA
- NYCHHC - Vendor Demographics
- Data Center RFP - Addenda 1
Description
NOTE: APPENDIX D CAN BE PROVIDED IN EXCEL BY EMAILING PAUL ANGELI (since Excel documents cannot be uploaded to this site)
H plus H currently operates two major data centers of nearly equal size in the New York City area. Both data centers provide production active-active environments. Compute environments supported at these data centers include primarily a mix of x86 and IBM P-series platforms. H plus H has developed a multi-year data center strategy to enhance its adaptive IT delivery capability. The outcome of this effort concluded that:
- H plus H should look to replace its current data centers with two commercially available Tier III colocation facilities preferably, but not necessarily, from one colocation data center operator, rather than continuing to retrofit or build new facilities.
- The new colocation data centers should be approximately 50 miles from each other and New York City and support a latency of no more than 5 milliseconds.
H plus H currently operates two major data centers of nearly equal size in the New York City area. Both data centers provide production active-active environments. Compute environments supported at these data centers include primarily a mix of x86 and IBM P-series platforms. H plus H has developed a multi-year data center strategy to enhance its adaptive IT delivery capability. The outcome of this effort concluded that:
- H plus H should look to replace its current data centers with two commercially available Tier III colocation facilities preferably, but not necessarily, from one colocation data center operator, rather than continuing to retrofit or build new facilities.
- The new colocation data centers should be approximately 50 miles from each other and New York City and support a latency of no more than 5 milliseconds.