IT and Telecom - Network: Satellite Communications and Telecom Access Services

Product Service Code (PSC) DG11 encompasses IT and Telecom Network services specifically focused on satellite communications and telecom access services. These services include establishing, maintaining, and managing telecommunications infrastructure across diverse geographic locations, utilizing various network technologies such as ethernet circuits, dedicated leased lines, and high-bandwidth connections. The services support critical government communications needs, particularly for military, diplomatic, and federal agency operations both domestically and internationally.

Federal contract awards under this PSC category primarily involve telecommunications infrastructure projects with values ranging from approximately $10,000 to $1.5 million. Frequently awarded entities include Lumen Technologies Government Solutions, AT&T Corp, Deutsche Telekom Business Solutions, GTT Global Telecom Government Services, and Verizon Deutschland GMBH. The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), Department of Defense, Air Force, and Department of State are the most common funding agencies. Most awards are not set aside for small businesses, though some opportunities are designated for total small business participation. Performance locations are predominantly international, with significant concentrations in Germany, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Japan, and various U.S. military installations.

Recent federal contract opportunities under PSC DG11 focus on establishing specialized telecommunications services between specific government facilities. Opportunities include requests for 1GB and 10GB ethernet circuits, dedicated commercial leases, and internet connectivity services. Requesting agencies include the Department of Defense, Defense Information Systems Agency, Department of State, and Indian Health Service. Performance locations span domestic sites in California, Virginia, and Hawaii, as well as international locations in Germany, Switzerland, Jordan, and Iraq. Many opportunities emphasize technical requirements such as diverse fiber paths, specific bandwidth capabilities, and robust network infrastructure to support critical government communications needs.