GTP Structures II, LLC

GTP Structures II, LLC is a subsidiary of American Tower Corporation, a Boston-based global digital infrastructure company specializing in wireless communications infrastructure and antenna site leasing services. As a limited liability company established in 2012, GTP Structures II, LLC leverages its parent company's extensive experience in managing multi-tenant communications real estate to provide critical telecommunications infrastructure support to federal civilian agencies. The firm operates as a child entity within the American Tower Corporation portfolio and maintains federal contract eligibility through registration in SAM.gov through October 2026.

GTP Structures II, LLC has demonstrated consistent performance as a prime contractor across multiple federal agencies, with contract awards spanning from 2021 through 2025 for antenna site lease services and communications facility maintenance. The company's primary service offering involves radio antenna site leasing at strategic locations, including Boston, Massachusetts and New Orleans, Louisiana properties such as One Shell Square, supporting mission-critical communications infrastructure for federal operations. The firm has maintained a substantial contractual relationship with the Department of State's Bureau of Diplomatic Security, which awarded multiple purchase order contracts annually from 2022 through 2025 for radio antenna site leases, with individual contract values ranging from approximately $15,000 to $31,000. GTP Structures II, LLC has also secured contracts with the Drug Enforcement Administration for maintenance of communications facilities supporting federal government-owned wireless radio networks and equipment space rental at the DoubleTree Universal Studios Orlando, Florida location. Most recently, the U.S. Secret Service awarded the company a definitive contract with a ceiling value of $67,164.62 on October 1, 2025, extending through February 28, 2030, for antenna site lease services and building and roof access in Boston to support the agency's mission-critical radio communications and security operations. All awards were competed through full and open competition with no small business set-aside designations applied, reflecting the firm's ability to compete effectively in the open marketplace for federal telecommunications infrastructure services.