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Vidor ISD approves $143,024 data-center refresh to stabilize district systems
Summary
Trustees approved a $143,023.93 data-center refresh (Dell systems via Avalon) to replace aging virtualized servers, storage and network switching; board approved the purchase 7-0 and staff said the equipment carries a five-year hardware warranty and three-year VMWare licensing.
The Vidor ISD Board of Trustees on Feb. 10 approved a data-center refresh to replace aging virtualized server and storage hardware used to run district systems, unanimously voting 7–0 to accept the vendor quote and proceed with purchase and installation.
District technology staff described the proposal as a replacement of the virtual environment and supporting storage, three core servers, two network switches, VMWare licensing and Microsoft licensing plus professional services from Avalon (a Dell partner). The total purchase price presented to the board was…
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