IT and Telecommunications MMAC (MMAC)

The IT and Telecommunications MMAC (Multiple Award Multiple Agency Contract) is a General Services Administration (GSA) contract vehicle designed to provide comprehensive telecommunications and information technology services to federal agencies. The vehicle supports a wide range of communication infrastructure needs, including local and long-distance voice services, analog and digital phone lines, landline services, and mission-critical telephone communications. Task orders under this IDIQ contract cover telecommunications solutions for various federal entities, with a focus on supporting regional and agency-specific communication requirements across civilian and potentially defense sectors.

The contract vehicle demonstrates a strong preference for firm fixed-price delivery orders, with task order values ranging from approximately $1,300 to $150,000, and typical performance periods extending up to two to three years. AT&T Global Services emerges as a dominant prime contractor, securing numerous task orders across multiple federal agencies including the Economic Development Administration, Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs, Louisiana National Guard, and Small Business Administration. Most task orders are not set aside for small businesses, indicating open competition. The delivery orders predominantly support regional telecommunications needs, with performance locations spanning areas like Austin, Texas, Anadarko, Oklahoma, and various federal agency offices. The contract's flexibility allows agencies to procure essential communication services through a streamlined, pre-competed acquisition method.