ATWS02P24093P47: 3KHZ temporary telecommunication service in support of DISA travel mission

AT&T Technical Services Company, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of AT&T Inc., has been awarded delivery order ATWS02P24093P47 by the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) for 3 kilohertz temporary telecommunication service in support of DISA's travel mission. The delivery order, valued at $1,568.00 under firm fixed-price terms, was awarded on March 1, 2024, with an ultimate completion date of March 9, 2024, and is to be performed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This award does not include a set-aside designation, indicating AT&T Technical Services Company competed on an unrestricted basis. The delivery order is issued under the DTTS V (DISA Travel Telecommunications Services V) indefinite delivery contract, a $62.5 million strategic vehicle effective through September 16, 2030, which succeeded the previous DTTS IV contract and represents DISA's primary mechanism for procuring responsive temporary telecommunications infrastructure throughout the continental United States, Alaska, and Hawaii.

The DTTS V contract structure enables DISA to issue firm-fixed-price delivery orders for specific telecommunications requirements while maintaining operational flexibility to request services as needed to support federal personnel mobility and mission-critical communications. Under this vehicle, AT&T Technical Services Company provides installation, activation, relocation, termination, and removal of voice, data, and video communications infrastructure, with contractor staffing maintained on a 24/7/365 basis to support up to 45 concurrent virtual missions and 5 concurrent on-site missions during surge periods. This delivery order exemplifies the typical task order work issued under DTTS V, which has ranged from small tactical engagements lasting days to comprehensive multi-month support arrangements, demonstrating DISA's reliance on AT&T as a strategic provider of telecommunications infrastructure for dynamic government travel and operational communication requirements.