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8.0 1NAVWAR Cellular Contract - CHL Shipyard areas - Competitive (C)

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NAVWAR is seeking a vendor to provide proven wireless mobile cellular services and devices to address persistent coverage challenges at domestic shipyard locations, specifically Ingalls Shipyard in Mississippi and HII-NNS in Newport News, Virginia, where service limitations are impeding operational effectiveness. The contract aims to resolve these critical connectivity gaps by deploying reliable cellular infrastructure and compatible devices tailored to the unique signal obstruction environments of these industrial facilities. This procurement is part of a competitive solicitation under NAICS code 517212, reflecting a focus on wireless telecommunications services, and is intended to enhance mission-critical communications for NAVWAR personnel working in these high-priority areas. The contract opportunity is forecasted with a posted date of August 10, 2026, and the primary point of contact is Christopher Auen, the Contracting Officer, reachable via email at christopher.d.auen.civ@us.navy.mil, with Lin M. Quach serving as the secondary point of contact. While the place of performance is listed as San Diego, the actual service delivery will focus on the shipyard locations in Mississippi and Virginia where coverage deficiencies exist. The procurement does not specify a set-aside classification, and the solicitation number is not yet available, indicating this is a pre-solicitation forecast to gauge industry interest ahead of formal release.

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NAVWAR seeks wireless cellular services and devices for shipyards in Mississippi and Virginia to fix critical coverage gaps.

Agency

Naval Information Warfare SystemsView Agency

NAICS

517212 - Cellular and Other Wireless Telecommunications

Place of Performance

San Diego, CA, US

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NONE

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AgencyNaval Information Warfare Systems
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Naval Information Warfare Systems
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Christopher AuenContracting Officer
Quach Lin MSecondary Point of Contact

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NAVWAR has domestic locations that prove to be challenging coverage areas to include but are not limited to Shipyard Ingalls MS and Shipyard HII-NNS, Newport News, VA. Service challenges are hindering NAVWAR operations in these areas. NAVWAR to request a vendor to provide proven Wireless Mobile Cellular Services and Devices to these locations.

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