FBI Cable Installation Support Services

Award Date 9/26/2022
Last Date To Order 3/26/2028
Shared Ceiling $50M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The FBI Cable Installation Support Services (CISS) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a multiple-award vehicle designed to provide comprehensive cable infrastructure support for the Federal Bureau of Investigation's facilities nationwide. The contract objective is to deliver installation services for data network, telephone, and low-voltage/security electronics cabling, supporting upgrades to the FBI's facilities infrastructure. Services encompass structured data and telecommunications networks, including design support, implementation, testing, quality assurance, and demolition services for construction projects across FBI headquarters, field offices, and other sites in the United States.

The IDIQ, with a $50 million ceiling value and a performance period through March 2028, has been primarily awarded to small businesses such as Bazon-Cox & Associates Inc., Fusion Technology LLC, Global Com Inc., and Innovative Management & Technology Approaches Inc. Typical delivery orders range from $25,000 to $225,000, with performance periods typically spanning 9-12 months. Most task orders focus on cable installation at specific FBI field offices and facilities across various states, including locations in California, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, New York, Oklahoma, Texas, and Virginia. The contract allows for fixed-price level of effort and firm fixed-price task orders, with no consistent set-aside designation for individual task orders, though the master IDIQ was originally solicited as a total small business opportunity. Contractors provide services including structured cabling, CATV/CCTV, telephone communications, low-voltage security electronics, and associated demolition and quality assurance services.

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