Cell Phone Services in Hungary

The U.S. Department of State is seeking mobile telephone services for the U.S. Embassy in Budapest, Hungary. The contract will encompass comprehensive cellular communications including voice calls, international calling, voicemail, text messaging, and data services with 5G options. Potential service providers must meet specific qualifications, including having a permanent business address in Hungary, possessing all required local licenses, and maintaining no conflicts of interest with U.S. interests. Vendors must demonstrate technical competence and financial responsibility, with additional requirements including the ability to communicate in English and compliance with the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) regarding telecommunications equipment. Interested providers must submit proposals by February 28, 2025, with the contract expected to commence no later than April 2025.

The pre-solicitation notice indicates this is not a set-aside contract and falls under the NAICS category for Wireless Telecommunications Carriers. The contract will have an initial one-year performance period with the potential for two additional one-year optional periods. Providers must submit documentation certifying compliance with U.S. federal anti-discrimination laws and execute a declaration regarding Chinese telecommunications technology as specified in Federal Acquisition Regulations. While specific budget or award values are not disclosed, the solicitation suggests a comprehensive evaluation of vendor capabilities, legal compliance, and technical qualifications. The contract will require vendors to demonstrate they have necessary personnel, equipment, and financial resources to successfully deliver mobile telecommunications services to the U.S. Embassy in Hungary.