ATTACHMENT 11 - DISA Mission Partner OCONUS Countries and Territories AMEND 01.docx
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This is an attachment listing DISA Mission Partner OCONUS (Outside Continental United States) countries and territories for the Capacity Services Communications III (CSC III) solicitation. The document identifies 19 geographic locations where DISA maintains mission partner presence and where the communications infrastructure services may be required or applicable. The listed locations include strategic military and intelligence hubs across multiple continents and regions: Australia, Azores, Belgium, Djibouti, Germany, Greenland, Guam, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kingdom of Bahrain, Kosovo, Kuwait, Marshall Islands, Puerto Rico, Qatar, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, and United Kingdom.
This attachment serves as a reference document for the RFP (Solicitation HC108426R0001), which closes on March 31, 2026. Contractors responding to this solicitation for dynamically scalable communications capability with on-demand service approach should reference this list to understand the geographic scope of potential DISA mission partner locations where hardware, operating software, storage, network management tools, and technical services may be deployed or supported to meet security, availability, scalability, and modernization requirements for data centers and hybrid-cloud solutions.
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ATTACHMENT 11 - DISA Mission Partner OCONUS Countries and Territories
Australia
Azores
Belgium
Djibouti
Germany
Greenland
Guam
Iceland
Italy
Japan
Jordan
Kingdom of Bahrain
Kosovo
Kuwait
Marshall Islands
Puerto Rico
Qatar
South Korea
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
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