Emergency Services Selective Routing ALI Services

The Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC) at Fort Bragg is seeking a utilities service contract for Emergency Services Selective Routing and Automatic Location Information (ALI) services. The contract will cover Automatic Number Information (ANI) and Selective Routing for commercial landline and cellular 911 calls originating from Fort Bragg and surrounding areas, including Simmons Army Airfield, Linden Oaks, Camp Mackall, and an alternate Dispatch Center at Pope Army Airfield. The procurement is currently planned as an 8(a) sole-source contract under NAICS code 517111 for Wired Telecommunications Carriers, with the government actively seeking input from potential vendors, particularly small businesses across various socioeconomic categories. The sources sought synopsis indicates that interested firms should provide detailed information about their capabilities, previous experience, and potential competitive considerations. The initial response deadline is April 18, 2025, with the government looking to evaluate vendors' ability to meet specific technical and operational requirements for emergency communications routing.

The contract is structured as a Firm-Fixed Price agreement with a five-year period of performance from June 15, 2025, to June 14, 2030, consisting of a six-month base year and three 12-month option years. The 8(a) set-aside designation suggests the government is targeting small disadvantaged businesses for this procurement. While a specific incumbent is not explicitly named, the Performance Work Statement indicates the contract will require routing E911 calls to the Primary Fort Bragg Integrated Incident Management Center and an Alternate Dispatch Center with precise location information. The technical requirements include providing five additional analog lines for the primary site and five lines for the alternate site, with 24/7 operational capabilities and comprehensive telephone support. Though a specific award value is not disclosed, the contract will involve meeting FCC requirements for wireline, wireless, and VOIP call routing, suggesting a comprehensive and potentially significant telecommunications service contract for military emergency communications infrastructure.