Federal AI Infrastructure Hub
Federal AI programs need more than a GPU SKU. NTS designs and delivers GPU servers, fabrics, storage tiers, and rack integration that fit agency power, security, and contract constraints from pilot nodes to multi-rack cells.
What this hub covers
Use this page as a starting point for HGX and PCIe GPU platforms, InfiniBand or Ethernet fabrics, parallel scratch, and staging practices that survive ATO and operations review. We quote on prime vehicles such as SEWP V, ITES-4H, CIO-CS, and GSA MAS when the requirement fits.
- GPU training and inference servers sized to workload
- Fabric and storage pairing for sustained NCCL and checkpoint I/O
- USA staging, burn-in, and L11/L12 rack integration
- CLIN-aligned quotes for federal acquisition paths
Next steps: browse AI and GPU infrastructure, review contract vehicles, or request an architecture review.
Working with NTS
Share workload notes, target GPU class, power limits, and the contract vehicle you intend to use. NTS returns a validated BOM, staging options, and a quote package your contracting office can review. USA build and burn-in keep serial-tracked acceptance records with the shipment.
Related resources include the AI and GPU infrastructure guide, public-sector procurement guide, contract vehicles directory, and remote POC test drive when you need evidence before PO. Contact NTS to schedule an architecture review or request a CLIN-aligned quote.
Next steps
Bring workload notes, power limits, and your preferred contract vehicle. NTS returns a validated BOM, staging scope, and a quote package ready for contracting review. USA build and burn-in keep acceptance records with the shipment so rack integration starts from a known-good image.
NTS is a USA-based integrator: configure in Fremont, validate power and fabric assumptions, then ship with documentation your contracting and operations teams can use without rediscovering the BOM.
If you already have a draft part list, send it with power limits and delivery constraints. NTS will mark risks early—PCIe budget, PDU draw, fabric oversubscription—before the purchase order locks the wrong assumptions.
NTS documents firmware baselines, BMC settings, and acceptance criteria with every shipment so operations and contracting teams share one source of truth after the rack lands.
Scale-out stays coherent when the first node and the tenth rack share the same image, fabric assumptions, and spare matrix—that is the NTS delivery model.
