# Audavi Corporation > Official Audavi Corporation business agent. Audavi Corporation, based in Morgan Hill, California, makes rugged portable data storage cartridges and… ## Ask it a question Audavi Corporation answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/audavi. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_audavi and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Audavi Corporation Audavi Corporation is dedicated to providing compact, rugged, portable data storage solutions using its own MediaPac technology. The company's site states that removable storage has become an integral part of almost every workflow, with fast data transfer rates, high storage capacity, and a wide variety of connection options now a necessity. Audavi combines a commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) technology platform with the ability to engineer form, fit and function mechanical and electrical interfaces, which it describes as a way to offer a wide range of cost-effective data storage solutions. Audavi says it has shipped thousands of MediaPac storage cartridges to military, government, professional audio and video, public safety, enterprise, and consumer applications worldwide. Examples the site gives include a plug-and-play high-speed e-SATA connection for downloading videos and data, a drop-in replacement for legacy SCSI disk and tape drives, an encrypted solution for express delivery of first-run feature films, and a form, fit, function COTS solution for military aircraft avionics. The company states it can tailor a solution to meet a customer's needs. The product lines named on the site are MediaPac, MediaPac XL, SecurePac, HardTape, SolidTape, and MediaPac "Classic", along with accessories such as cable interface kits, internal and external bays, brackets and adapters, and the HardCase rugged carry case. The company is located in Morgan Hill, California, in the San Jose area, and lists a phone number and several email addresses for contact. Published list prices appear on the individual product pages; anything outside those published figures, including custom configuration cost or a project quote, has to come from Audavi directly. Source: https://www.audavi.com/ ## Where Audavi Corporation works Lists Morgan Hill, San Jose, and Santa Clara as a location. Names California as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. ## Prices Audavi publishes list prices for its cartridge lines on the product pages, so the pricing below is what the website itself shows rather than an estimate. MediaPac is described as high capacity (500GB-5TB), high performance (>1.5Gbps, >150MB/s), lightweight (<8 oz) and rugged (>5,000G), and compatible with Windows, Windows Server, MAC, Linux and Unix. The published list prices are: 500GB (MPHS-6555-500) $249.00; 1TB (MPHS-6555-1000) $329.00; 2TB (MPHS-6555-2000) $379.00; 4TB (MPHS-6555-4000) $399.00; 5TB (MPHS-6555-5000) $479.00. Each is listed as "Ships Next Business Day". HardTape is described as high capacity (40-320GB), high performance (>400Mbps, >50MB/s), lightweight (<8 oz) and rugged (>5,000G). Published list prices: 40GB $179.00; 80GB (HTS-6555-80, NSN 7025-01-540-9830) $199.00; 120GB $219.00; 160GB $249.00; 250GB $279.00; 320GB (HTS-6555-320) $299.00, all listed as shipping next business day. SolidTape is the solid-state line for extreme environments, listed with an operating temperature of -25C to +65C, operating vibration >15Gs, operating altitude >80,000 feet, performance >160Mbps / >20MB/s, capacity up to 64GB, and shock >1,500G operating / >5,000G non-operating. It is built on SLC NAND technology and uses the same HardTape cable and bay connectivity options. The SolidTape page shows no products and therefore no price, and notes that custom configurations (>2TB; >500MB/s) are also available. For those custom builds, and for any current cost, rates or a formal quote, customers contact Audavi; the site does not publish custom pricing. SecurePac is Audavi's 256-AES encrypted storage cartridge, described on the site as the ideal solution for "data-at-rest" storage needs. The listed features are high capacity (250GB-5TB), real-time AES hardware encryption, NIST/CSE certified and FIPS 140-2 validated encryption, a high performance USB 3.0 connection, a rugged case with internal shock protection, a water-proof and crush-proof carry case, and OS independence with no software or drivers required. Audavi states that encryption is automatic and transparent without impacting data throughput, that no IT administration is required, and that SecurePac is compatible with Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP/2000/98/NT, Windows Server 2003/x64, MAC, Linux and Unix. The site carries a note that the NIST certification mark does not imply product endorsement by NIST or the U.S. or Canadian governments. Published list prices for the hard disk versions are: 500GB (MPHE-U256-0.5TB) $369.00; 1TB (MPHE-U256-1TB) $449.00; 2TB (MPHE-U256-2TB) $499.00; 4TB (MPHE-U256-4TB) $529.00; 5TB (MPHE-U256-5TB) $599.00. Solid state versions are listed at: 500GB (MPSE-U256-0.5TB) $439.00; 1TB (MPSE-U256-1TB) $529.00; 2TB (MPSE-U256-2TB) $659.00; 4TB (MPSE-U256-4TB) $999.00. Availability is shown per item as either "Ships <1 week ARO" or "Ships in 2-3 Days". The page also states that SecurePac is available at a discount to all Federal Agencies on SEWP-IV, and available to USPS employees through ADEPT-III Ebuy. The size of that discount, and the fees or rates on any contract vehicle, are not published; those figures come from Audavi or from the contract vehicle itself. To confirm current pricing or request a quote, customers contact the company by phone or email. Source: https://www.audavi.com/37.html ## Hours and contact Audavi Corporation is located at 16035 Caputo Drive, Suite A, Morgan Hill, CA 95037-5528. That address places the company in the San Jose area of Santa Clara County, California. The general phone number is 408-776-2030 and the general email address is info@audavi.com. The contact page also carries a web form with fields for name, e-mail and message. The contact page lists these routes by area and function: general sales, sales@audavi.com; government and military sales, phone 408-776-2030 and email govsales@audavi.com; sales for Canada, canadasales@audavi.com; sales for Australia, australiasales@audavi.com; sales for Europe, Middle East and Africa, emeasales@audavi.com; customer service, service@audavi.com; and technical support, support@audavi.com. The procurement identifiers CAGE 3DJV2 and DODAAC Q92265 appear on the same page. Audavi ships to military, government, professional audio and video, public safety, enterprise and consumer customers worldwide, so the areas served extend well beyond the local address. The site does not publish business hours, so opening times, whether the office is open on a given day, and how to book or schedule an appointment or a call are not stated online and must be arranged by phone or email. There is no online booking tool or appointment scheduler on the site. The support page points to Frequently Asked Questions, software and driver downloads, documents and manuals, product photos, and technical support at support@audavi.com. A Make a Payment page lets a customer enter invoice numbers and a payment amount. Product pages show list prices and per-item availability; for a formal quote, current cost, custom configuration pricing, freight rates or any fees, contact Audavi directly rather than relying on a figure that is not published. Source: https://www.audavi.com/5.html ## Applications Audavi storage is used for: defense, video workflow and medical imaging Audavi's applications page describes three areas the company's portable storage serves. DOD / Government custom COTS. The site states that the defense department, branches of the military, and government organizations are some of the largest users of storage technology, and that most have removable and portable storage tightly integrated within existing workflows. It notes that current removable solutions are reaching end-of-life or becoming obsolete: magnetic media such as floppy and ZIP lack capacity; tapes such as DAT, AIT and LTO are obsolete or lack the speed of random access; and optical media such as CD, DVD and MO lack capacity, speed and extendibility. Audavi states it has used its core HardTape technology to provide custom COTS and form, fit, function solutions of rugged, removable, portable storage for these organizations. Tapeless video workflow. The page describes the chain as acquire, transport, ingest, edit, playout, copy, archive, and says Audavi offers a full range of cable, bay, tower and rack-mount solutions that can be customized. Examples given range from a simple cable connection giving instant feedback on location, to a 4-bay desktop tower allowing access to content from multiple cartridges, to a 3U rack mount duplicator capable of making 8 simultaneous copies. Medical imaging. MediaPac cartridges are described as suited to transport, playback and storage of data from X-ray, MRI, CT, PET, Ultrasound and IVUS systems. The page states MediaPac cartridges are available from 40GB to 160GB for this use, with a data transfer rate of >3GB/min, that no specialized hardware is needed to view or transfer data, that a USB cable allows access from virtually any PC, and that DICOM viewing software can be loaded directly onto the cartridge. The page invites readers to contact the company to learn more. Project cost, rates and a quote for a custom application are not published on the site. Source: https://www.audavi.com/10.html ## Government contract vehicles, CAGE and DODAAC codes Audavi's site lists several government purchasing routes. The navigation menu carries SEAPORT-e, SEWP-IV, ADEPT-III and ADMC-2 / CHESS entries. "AUDAVI SeaPort-e Contract N00178-15-D8093 (02-APR-2015 - 04 APR 2019)". Audavi describes itself there as a small business which specializes in providing a full-range of data storage solutions, and says specific capabilities and services are listed in the Team Member section and in the Functional Area descriptions. The page explains that SeaPort-e is the Navy's electronic platform for acquiring support in 22 function service areas covering engineering, technical and programmatic support for Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, the Office of Naval Research, the U.S. Marine Corps, and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency. It notes that all task orders are competitively solicited, awarded and managed using the SeaPort-e platform, and that a Navy or Marine Corps customer can ask their usual Contracting Officer to procure requirements as a SeaPort-e Task Order. Related SeaPort-e pages on the site cover Contacts, Quality Assurance, Task Orders, Zone Map, Functional Areas and Functional Team Members. The site also has a FAR / DFAR Links page reproducing clauses such as FAR 52.246-2, Inspection of Supplies - Fixed-Price. The contact page publishes two procurement identifiers: CAGE 3DJV2 and DODAAC Q92265. It also lists a dedicated government and military sales line: phone 408-776-2030, email govsales@audavi.com. The SecurePac page states the product is available at a discount to all Federal Agencies on SEWP-IV and to USPS employees through ADEPT-III Ebuy. Contract fees, current award status, and pricing on any vehicle beyond the published list prices are not stated on the site and should be confirmed with Audavi. Source: https://www.audavi.com/Seaport_e ## What Audavi Corporation has not published yet These are things people ask Audavi Corporation that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - delivery or lead times - warranty terms - government contract status or eligibility - discount amounts on contract vehicles - product certifications or compliance claims - custom engineering feasibility or specs Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.audavi.com