Starlink Services

Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk is seeking sources for planning purposes toward a firm-fixed-price contract for Global Starlink satellite communications services, with responses due by 11:00 AM ET on November 12, 2026. No set-aside is used. This sources sought notice requests information only, is not a request for proposals or an obligation to award, and states that no funds have been authorized or appropriated. The anticipated contract falls under NAICS 517410, Satellite Telecommunications, with a $44 million size standard and a one-year base period.

The attached draft statement of work identifies Commander, Submarine Force Atlantic (COMSUBLANT) as the requiring activity for two Starlink Global Priority 10TB service packages supporting alternate, resilient communications throughout United States Naval Forces Europe and Naval Forces Africa theaters. Services must function on fixed-site or in-motion platforms, including maritime environments, wherever Starlink coverage is available. Each package includes priority support, a public IP address, a telemetry dashboard, and a monthly terminal access fee. Speeds reach up to 220 Mbps download and 25 Mbps upload at peak, and after the 10TB monthly allocation, service continues at 1 Mbps download and 0.5 Mbps upload. Packages use previously purchased Starlink High-Performance and Starlink Mini hardware, and the Government retains equipment ownership and manages access and hardware. Required capabilities include 24/7 customer support, a remote monitoring dashboard with real-time alerts, minimum IPv4 and /56 IPv6 prefix delegation, and per-kit metrics reporting.

Responses must include company contact information, CAGE code, business size classification, a capability statement with past performance and equipment interface details, a list of current prime or subcontracting vehicles (such as GSA MAS, SEWP V, or IDIQs), explicit confirmation of authorized Starlink distributor status, and feedback on the draft Performance Work Statement or contract type. Submissions are limited to five typed pages in no less than 10-point font and must be emailed to Elizabeth Gessell and Robert Babcock. Standard brochures will not be reviewed. Respondents will not be notified of results, and the Government is not required to answer questions.