B08_JOFOC_Attachment__2_1.docx
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- 7G--Toro Peak Site Lease. Base plus four option years. Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140L1224Q0014
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This notice solicits capability statements for a sole-source communication site lease with the Cahuilla Band of Indians. The Bureau of Land Management seeks to lease tower space and rack space for three repeaters and three microwave shots at the Toro Peak communications site. The site provides required coverage for the resource area, as no other nearby sites have availability and testing confirmed this location meets coverage needs. Interested parties may submit capability statements by a specified date to be considered for future purchases, though this notice does not obligate the government to award a contract. The justification cites ensuring employee safety, public safety, and resource protection as reasons for limiting competition to the incumbent provider at this location.
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Justification for Other than Full and Open Competition Bureau of Land Management FAR 13.106-1(b)(1) Simplified Acquisitions
(Purchase Request 0040649093)
1. Identification of the agency and the contracting office.
Bureau of Land Management, California State Office, Radio and Telecommunicatons – Doug Carter (916) 978-4524, drcarter@blm.gov.
2. Description of supply or service required to meet the agency’s needs. The vendor, Cahuilla Band of Indians will provide a shelter, rack space, and tower space for three BLM repeaters and three microwave shots.
3. The rationale or circumstances for limiting competition. The BLM’s operational mission is to ensure employee safety, public safety, and resource protection through the BLM communication networks. There are no other communication sites in the area that will provide the required coverage in the resource area. Potential vendors that are on the mountaintop have site/vaults that are full. The USFS building that has a damaged roof and the USFS has pulled their equipment out. Testing was established that this mountain top area would encompass the required coverage.
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