Type : Bid Notification
CMS Critical Servers
CMS Critical Servers
CMS requires that these critical TQC support services continue during the time period from July 31, 2022, when the current contract expired, through the time the follow-on contract is awarded and fully transitioned. Transition of a contract of this magnitude is extensive and is anticipated to take up to approximately six (6) months.
CMS requires that these critical TQC support services continue during the time period January 31, 2023 (when the current contract expires) through the time the follow-on contract is awarded and fully transitioned. Transition of a contract of this magnitude is extensive and is anticipated to take up to approximately six (6) months to complete.
CMS requires that these critical TQC support services continue during the time period January 31, 2023 (when the prior contract expired) through the time the follow-on contract is awarded and fully transitioned. Pursuant to FAR 16.301-2, “Application”, this contract is not suitable for a fixed-price contract type due to the uncertainties associated with the program requirements, which do not allow costs to be estimated with sufficient accuracy.
CMS requires that these critical TQC support services continue during the time period January 31, 2022 (when the current contract expires) through the time the follow-on contract is awarded and fully transitioned. Transition of a contract of this magnitude is extensive and is anticipated to take up to approximately six (6) months to complete.
In the event of business interruption, the DA's critical systems (CMS, CaseCentral, Active Directory, etc.) must be functional within 24 hours to meet our statutory obligations. Due to the exponential in data retained by the DA's Office, this process could take weeks. Raise security against attacks - Ransomware attacks will target an organization's backup solution.
Accountability Act (HIPAA), Balanced Budget Act (BBA) 1997, and the Medicare Modernization Act (MMA), and numerous other regulations• Is critical to CMS’s payment and quality of care improvement processes and the support of statutory mandates and major CMS and DHHS initiatives.