T1297 - Voice Communications Network Services

AT&T Enterprises, LLC has been awarded contract 26-TELE-137025 by the State of New Jersey, Department of the Treasury, Division of Purchase and Property, for Voice Communications Network Services. The contract became effective on June 17, 2026, with a completion date of June 16, 2029, establishing a three-year initial term. The prime contractor is headquartered at 208 S. Akard Street, Dallas, Texas 75202. The contract encompasses four primary service categories: Analog Business Line Service through AT&T Business Voice with monthly recurring charges ranging from $25.00 to $50.00 per line depending on calling plan selection; Outbound Toll service using AT&T OneNet Outbound Long-Distance at $0.065 per minute for domestic switched access and variable international rates; Toll-Free Inbound Service through AT&T OneNet Toll-Free READYLINE at $27.35 monthly per routing arrangement plus $0.065 to $0.170 per minute usage charges; and Labor services including Project Manager, Technical Engineer, and Installation Engineer hourly rates ranging from $225.00 to $800.00 depending on work classification and time period (standard, overtime, weekend, or holiday).

The contract award documentation reflects a Master Blanket Purchase Order structure allowing New Jersey state agencies and authorized users to procure voice communications services under established pricing terms. The solicitation, issued as RFP #26DPP01242, underwent multiple amendments to address bidder clarifications and incorporate revised specifications, with the final quote submission deadline of March 5, 2026. While specific contract value amounts are not populated in the available award data, the pricing structure accommodates variable usage-based billing for telecommunications services with firm-fixed hourly labor rates for professional services. The contract includes provisions for alternative solutions including Voice over Internet Protocol, wireless-based services, and cloud-based alternatives to traditional analog and Integrated Services Digital Network services, with grandfathering provisions for legacy services during any future transitions.