Climate-Controlled Warehousing & Logistics Support

The contract requires secure, climate-controlled warehousing and logistics support for cabling materials and network equipment within DeKalb County or the metro Atlanta area, with a mandate for bonded inventory tracking to ensure accountability and security of all stored items. The facility must maintain precise environmental controls to protect sensitive telecommunications infrastructure from temperature and humidity fluctuations, while also implementing robust access controls and inventory management systems compliant with industry standards for bonded warehousing. This subcontract is issued by Spring ISD under NAICS code 493110, which pertains to warehousing and storage, and is open for response until July 9, 2026. Despite the solicitation’s Texas-based originating agency, the physical performance location is restricted to geographic areas in Georgia, necessitating compliance with local regulations and logistics capabilities in the specified region. The requirement emphasizes secure handling and traceability of high-value electronic components, making experience with critical infrastructure storage and bonded inventory systems essential for qualified responders.