70--Cisco Unified Communications Managers
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NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Philadelphia plans to acquire three Cisco Unified Communications Managers to support the Joint Staff, J6. This acquisition will be conducted on a brand name basis, limited to authorized Cisco resellers, ensuring compatibility and adherence to specified standards. The procurement will take the form of a firm fixed price contract under the guidelines of FAR Part 13, which governs simplified acquisition procedures. The contract falls under NAICS code 334614, which relates to the manufacturing of communications equipment. The solicitation for this procurement, numbered N00189-14-Q-0813, was expected to be posted on the NECO website around April 9, 2014. Interested parties are encouraged to review the solicitation documents once posted and may reach out to Jaime Slattery for further information or clarification. This structured approach ensures a streamlined acquisition process while maintaining compliance with federal acquisition regulations and targeting qualified suppliers authorized by Cisco.
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