IBM Enterprise Mainframe
Listing ID#: 884667

Sale Location

Richmond, VA 23298
Sale Dates and TimesSALE IS COMPLETED
Bidding Starts: Wednesday Jul 22, 9:00 AM
Bidding Ends: Tuesday Jul 28, 12:00 PM
Sale Type
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Company Information
GovDeals, Inc.

Contact: Angela Jones
Phone: 3343017823
Website: www.govdeals.com

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GovDeals is an Online Auction – LOT#3954-5088 Auction Ends 7/28/2026. To see full details, additional photos and current bid, please use this link- https://govdeals.bid/3TeToSO

 

 

IBM Enterprise Mainframe

From the IBM z Systems family

(such as a z13, z14, or z15).

The distinctive geometric front panels are a hallmark of IBM's modern mainframe cabinets.

 

 

Front cabinet: IBM enterprise mainframe processor frame.

Rear cabinet (open): The service side showing:

Compute modules

High-speed interconnects

Power distribution

Fiber optic and Ethernet cabling

Cooling and management components

Typical uses

 

These systems are designed for organizations that require extremely high reliability

and transaction processing, including:

Major banks

Insurance companies

Government agencies

Healthcare systems

Airlines

Fortune 500 enterprises

 

 

A single IBM mainframe can process millions to billions of secure transactions per day while maintaining availability measured in "five nines" (99.999% uptime).

 

 

IMPORTANT:

Buyer Responsibilities

The awarded buyer is responsible, at the buyer's sole cost and risk, for all of the following:

De-installation: Physical removal of all equipment from the racks, including unbolting, unmounting, rail removal, and any rack disassembly required for removal.

Packing: Palletization, crating, anti-static handling, and any specialized packing. Certain IBM systems may require specialized crating (for example, Arbo crates) with extended procurement lead times; sourcing these is the buyer's responsibility.

Transportation: Loading, transport, insurance in transit, and shipment of all equipment from the QTS facility to the buyer's destination.

Labor, tools, and equipment: All movers, lift tools, dollies, and personnel required for safe removal, including any specialized handling for heavy or liquid-cooled systems such as the IBM z16 mainframe.

OEM license / Machine Code transfer: Any OEM license, entitlement, or Machine Code transfer (for example, IBM Machine Code via IBM's GARS or broker-mediated process, or Cisco Smart Licensing) is the buyer's responsibility and is handled directly with the OEM

 

 

***GovDeals.com – Online auction service for Federal, State, Local, Educational and Commercial Agencies where can bid on and buy surplus assets.***

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IBM Enterprise Mainframe

GovDeals, Inc.

GovDeals, Inc.


Contact: Angela Jones
Phone: 3343017823
Sale Location
1070 Oliver Hill Way
Richmond, VA 23298
Sale Dates and Times
Sale Terms and Conditions

Listing Details

GovDeals is an Online Auction – LOT#3954-5088 Auction Ends 7/28/2026. To see full details, additional photos and current bid, please use this link- https://govdeals.bid/3TeToSO

 

 

IBM Enterprise Mainframe

From the IBM z Systems family

(such as a z13, z14, or z15).

The distinctive geometric front panels are a hallmark of IBM's modern mainframe cabinets.

 

 

Front cabinet: IBM enterprise mainframe processor frame.

Rear cabinet (open): The service side showing:

Compute modules

High-speed interconnects

Power distribution

Fiber optic and Ethernet cabling

Cooling and management components

Typical uses

 

These systems are designed for organizations that require extremely high reliability

and transaction processing, including:

Major banks

Insurance companies

Government agencies

Healthcare systems

Airlines

Fortune 500 enterprises

 

 

A single IBM mainframe can process millions to billions of secure transactions per day while maintaining availability measured in "five nines" (99.999% uptime).

 

 

IMPORTANT:

Buyer Responsibilities

The awarded buyer is responsible, at the buyer's sole cost and risk, for all of the following:

De-installation: Physical removal of all equipment from the racks, including unbolting, unmounting, rail removal, and any rack disassembly required for removal.

Packing: Palletization, crating, anti-static handling, and any specialized packing. Certain IBM systems may require specialized crating (for example, Arbo crates) with extended procurement lead times; sourcing these is the buyer's responsibility.

Transportation: Loading, transport, insurance in transit, and shipment of all equipment from the QTS facility to the buyer's destination.

Labor, tools, and equipment: All movers, lift tools, dollies, and personnel required for safe removal, including any specialized handling for heavy or liquid-cooled systems such as the IBM z16 mainframe.

OEM license / Machine Code transfer: Any OEM license, entitlement, or Machine Code transfer (for example, IBM Machine Code via IBM's GARS or broker-mediated process, or Cisco Smart Licensing) is the buyer's responsibility and is handled directly with the OEM

 

 

***GovDeals.com – Online auction service for Federal, State, Local, Educational and Commercial Agencies where can bid on and buy surplus assets.***

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IBM Enterprise Mainframe
 Online Only Auction
Sale Date(s)
Bidding Starts: Wednesday Jul 22 , 9:00 AM
Bidding Ends: Tuesday Jul 28 , 12:00 PM
Sale Location

Richmond, VA 23298
Company
GovDeals, Inc.

Contact: Angela Jones
Phone: 3343017823
Website: www.govdeals.com

GovDeals is an Online Auction – LOT#3954-5088 Auction Ends 7/28/2026. To see full details, additional photos and current bid, please use this link- https://govdeals.bid/3TeToSO

 

 

IBM Enterprise Mainframe

From the IBM z Systems family

(such as a z13, z14, or z15).

The distinctive geometric front panels are a hallmark of IBM's modern mainframe cabinets.

 

 

Front cabinet: IBM enterprise mainframe processor frame.

Rear cabinet (open): The service side showing:

Compute modules

High-speed interconnects

Power distribution

Fiber optic and Ethernet cabling

Cooling and management components

Typical uses

 

These systems are designed for organizations that require extremely high reliability

and transaction processing, including:

Major banks

Insurance companies

Government agencies

Healthcare systems

Airlines

Fortune 500 enterprises

 

 

A single IBM mainframe can process millions to billions of secure transactions per day while maintaining availability measured in "five nines" (99.999% uptime).

 

 

IMPORTANT:

Buyer Responsibilities

The awarded buyer is responsible, at the buyer's sole cost and risk, for all of the following:

De-installation: Physical removal of all equipment from the racks, including unbolting, unmounting, rail removal, and any rack disassembly required for removal.

Packing: Palletization, crating, anti-static handling, and any specialized packing. Certain IBM systems may require specialized crating (for example, Arbo crates) with extended procurement lead times; sourcing these is the buyer's responsibility.

Transportation: Loading, transport, insurance in transit, and shipment of all equipment from the QTS facility to the buyer's destination.

Labor, tools, and equipment: All movers, lift tools, dollies, and personnel required for safe removal, including any specialized handling for heavy or liquid-cooled systems such as the IBM z16 mainframe.

OEM license / Machine Code transfer: Any OEM license, entitlement, or Machine Code transfer (for example, IBM Machine Code via IBM's GARS or broker-mediated process, or Cisco Smart Licensing) is the buyer's responsibility and is handled directly with the OEM

 

 

***GovDeals.com – Online auction service for Federal, State, Local, Educational and Commercial Agencies where can bid on and buy surplus assets.***