The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) awarded Bazon-Cox & Associates Inc. (BaCo), a for-profit Subchapter S corporation, an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for Cable Installation Support Services (CISS) with a $50 million ceiling value and a completion date of March 2028. This multiple-award IDIQ was set aside for small businesses. Under the CISS IDIQ, BaCo has received numerous task orders to provide low-voltage cabling support for data, telecommunications, and security systems at various FBI field offices and facilities nationwide. These services are critical for maintaining and upgrading the FBI's information technology infrastructure in support of its law enforcement and national security missions. BaCo has extensive experience providing IT infrastructure services, including structured cabling, CATV/CCTV, telephone communications, and demolition, to federal agencies such as the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and General Services Administration.
The original solicitation sought contractors to provide a range of cable installation support services, including design, implementation, testing, and quality assurance, for construction projects at FBI headquarters, field offices, and other sites in the United States. The services are required to meet current and future FBI operational needs for structured data and telecommunications networks. The contract was awarded using a best value determination, with technical factors significantly more important than price. The winning contractor, BaCo, was selected to deliver these critical IT infrastructure services on a fixed-price level of effort basis across multiple task orders issued under the CISS IDIQ.
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