IT Equipment

Ended CMAS contract California Awarded

Contract number
3-21-11-1012
Awardee
REMOTE SATELLITE SYSTEMS INTL
Contracting organization
DGS - Statewide Procurement

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Contract details come from caleprocure.ca.gov. Updated .

About this contract

The California Multiple Award Schedule (CMAS) contract 3-21-11-1012 provides a comprehensive indefinite delivery vehicle for procuring specialized information technology and satellite communication equipment. Specifically, the contract enables government entities to acquire satellite-related technologies, including global positioning system (GPS) receivers, satellite core equipment, ground station transmission systems, and communication infrastructure. The IDV is designed to streamline procurement processes for California state and local government agencies seeking advanced technological solutions in satellite and communication equipment.

The contract is awarded to Remote Satellite Systems International and is managed by the California Department of General Services (DGS) Statewide Procurement division. The IDV is valid from November 8, 2021, through May 30, 2026, covering the entire state of California. As a CMAS contract, it offers a pre-negotiated, competitively solicited vehicle that allows participating government entities to efficiently purchase specified IT and satellite communication technologies without conducting separate competitive solicitations. While specific contract value details are not provided, the IDV serves as a strategic procurement mechanism for state and local government technology acquisitions.

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Who holds contract 3-21-11-1012?

Contract 3-21-11-1012 was awarded to REMOTE SATELLITE SYSTEMS INTL by DGS - Statewide Procurement in California on November 8, 2021.

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