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Communications, Network, Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Information Technology Services (CNECTS), aka "Connects"

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The Communications, Network, Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Information Technology Services (CNECTS) acquisition, identified by solicitation number FA251827RCNECTS, is a comprehensive consolidation of four legacy contracts—Base Operating Support-Information Technology (BOS-IT), Wing Information & Communications Support (WICS II), Plans and Programs Engineering Design Support (PEDS), and Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station communications services—under a single 100% Small Business Set-Aside. Led by the Space Acquisition and Integration Office (SAIO) of the 21st Communications Squadron at Peterson Space Force Base, Colorado, this effort aims to streamline IT and communications support across Peterson SFB, Schriever SFB, and Cheyenne Mountain SFS, integrating critical functions such as secure and non-secure network systems, command and control infrastructure, NORAD/NORTHCOM services, cable maintenance, marquee support, video workcenter operations, and SCIF oversight. The acquisition will be executed using the Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) phased evaluation process, with awards anticipated based on technical merit, alignment with mission objectives, price reasonableness, and funds availability. The resulting contract will be fixed-price with a hybrid CLIN structure, incorporating firm-fixed-price elements for baseline stability and transition, cost-reimbursable CLINs for materials and travel, and potential incentive mechanisms for modernization. Offerors must be small businesses registered in SAM.gov, possess a current NIST SP 800-171 assessment in SPRS, and demonstrate CMMC readiness through self-assessment of the 110 security controls; while CMMC Phase II requirements are suspended, DFARS 252.204-7012 compliance for Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) remains mandatory. Personnel must hold appropriate security clearances including SECRET, TOP SECRET/SCI, and potentially NC2 or COMSEC, with strict compliance required for SF-312, OPSEC, physical security, OSHA standards, and trafficking in persons regulations. The Government retains unlimited rights to all data and requires deliverables to be submitted in specified formats, including searchable PDFs, native editable files, and fully functional Excel pricing models, with proposals due by December 23, 2026. Industry engagement has included virtual events, draft CSO and AOI releases, and restricted one-on-one sessions exclusively for new small business participants to foster equitable access. Contract administration enforces rigorous oversight through

General Info

DoD seeks small business for 8(a) fixed-price contract providing secure communications, IT, and cybersecurity services.

Agency

Department Of Defense → FA2518 Ussf Spoc/saioView Agency

NAICS

517810 - All Other TelecommunicationsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Colorado Springs, CO, 80914, USA

Set-Aside

SBA

Documents

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PEDS 2022 Performance-Based Work Statement for Communications Plans and Programs Support

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4.+PEDS+PWS_22+Apr+22+Final.docx

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Draft AOI-2026-004 Plans & Programs Engineering Design Support (PEDS)

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FA251827RCNECTS Industry Day Notice

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CNECTS Questions & Answers May 2026

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RFI for Commerciality, Capability, and Cybersecurity Maturity - SAIO

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Requirements Matrix for RFI 2

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Welcome+to+CNECTS+Industry+Day+Slides+v2.pdf

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CNECTS+CSO+Draft_3-27-2026.pdf

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Draft+CNECCTS+AOI-2026-003+_WICS+II.pdf

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Draft+CNECCTS+AOI-2026-001+_BOS-IT.pdf

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Consolidation+D-F+CNECTS_Finalized_Redacted.pdf

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5.+CNECTS+Requirements+and+Legacy+Contract+Differences.docx

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Draft+CNECCTS+AOI-2026-002+_NISSC.pdf

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RFI+2+Commerciality_+BIM_+CMMC.pdf

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WBS+Matrix_updated+3-26-2026.xlsx

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1a.+Giant+Voice+PWS+-+5+Feb+25.docx

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2.+Cheyenne+Mountain+SFS+21+CS+Communications+Contract+-+31+Jul+25.docx

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3.+WICS+II+PWS+%2821+CS+rqts+only%29+-+31+Jul+25.docx

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1.+BOS-IT+PWS+-+7+Oct+24+%282%29.docx

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0.+CNECTS+RFI+%231%2C+Consolidation+-+31+Jul+25.docx

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PEDS 2022 Performance-Based Work Statement for Communications Plans and Programs Support

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Organization & Contact Information

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA2518 Ussf Spoc/saio
Contacts2 people available
OfficePETERSON AFB, CO, 80914-4184, USA
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Department Of Defense → FA2518 Ussf Spoc/saio
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Office AddressPETERSON AFB, CO, 80914-4184, USA

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The Space Acquisition and Integration Office (SAIO), on behalf of the 21st Communications Squadron (21 CS) under Space Operations Command (SpOC) at Peterson SFB (PSFB), CO, is currently exploring the feasibility of consolidating several communications contracts across PSFB, Schriever SFB (SSFB), and Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station (CMSFS).


 05 Aug 2026 Update: CNECTS 1-on-1 Meeting Requests Closed


This email is to inform you that the request window for the Small Business One-on-One meetings has officially closed. The final cutoff for submissions was today, August 5, 2026, at 9:30 AM MDT.


Due to the late publication of our notice, we are implementing the following scheduling protocols to accommodate our industry partners:


  • For Requests Received PRIOR to the Cutoff (Before 9:30 AM Today): If your request was submitted before the cutoff, your meeting is being accommodated. Due to high demand filling the original August 20th–21st window, your One-on-One meeting will be scheduled for the following week (week of August 24, 2026). The Program Manager will reach out to you shortly to coordinate your specific date and time.

  • For Requests Received AFTER the Cutoff (After 9:30 AM Today): We regret that we cannot accept any further requests. All sessions are fully booked with over 40 requests received. 


If you secured a slot, you will receive a separate calendar invite shortly with your official appointment details and MS Teams meeting link.


Even if you are not participating in a One-on-One session, we highly encourage you to attend the main Pre-Release Virtual Industry Day on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, for a comprehensive walk-through of the forthcoming Commercial Solutions Offering (CSO) and Area of Interest (AOI).


Thank you for your time and your interest in supporting the Space Force mission.


Respectfully,


Rosalind Davis
Contracting Officer
Space Acquisition and Integration Office (SAIO)


28 July 2026 Update: Correction to Government POC Email Address for One-on-One Requests


Primary POC: Rosalind Davis, Contracting Officer – rosalind.davis.3@spaceforce.mil


28 July 2026 Updated: SAVE-THE-DATE: CNECTS Pre-Release Virtual Industry Day & One-on-Ones


The Space Acquisition and Integration Office (SAIO), on behalf of the 21st Communications Squadron (21 CS), is pleased to announce a Pre-Release Virtual Industry Day for the CNECTS acquisition. 


This event will provide critical updates on the CNECTS requirement, featuring a comprehensive walk-through of the draft Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) and Area of Interest (AOI) document(s).


Additionally, the Government will host virtual One-on-One meetings exclusively for new small business participants that have not had an opportunity to meet with the CNECTS acquisition team to ensure maximum opportunity for emerging partners to discuss their capabilities for he CNECTS requirements.


2. EVENT DATES & DETAILS


  • Virtual Industry Day: Wednesday, 19 August 2026


    • Format: Virtual Only (MS Teams)

    • Audience: Open to all interested industry partners.

    • Key Focus: Detailed walk-through and Q&A session regarding the CNECTS draft CSO and AOI.

  • Small Business One-on-One Meetings: Thursday, 20 August 2026 & Friday, 21 August 2026


    • Format: Virtual Only (MS Teams)

    • Eligibility Requirement (CRITICAL): These sessions are strictly reserved for new small business participants that have not previously met with the CNECTS acquisition team. If your company has already engaged in a One-on-One for this requirement, please do not request a slot for these dates. Space is highly limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis for eligible firms.


3. ONE-ON-ONE REGISTRATION (OPEN NOW) 📝
Eligible small businesses may begin requesting their 1-on-1 time slots immediately. Space is highly limited and slots will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.


  • How to Request: Email the Point of Contact listed below.

  • Required Email Subject Line: CNECTS 1-on-1 Request - [Your Company Name]

  • Information to Include in Request:


    1. Company Name & Unique Entity ID (UEI)

    2. Primary Point of Contact (Name, Email, Phone)

    3. Small Business and/or Socioeconomic Category (e.g., SDVOSB, WOSB, 8(a), HUBZone), if applicable

    4. Confirmation Statement: "We confirm that our company has not previously held a One-on-One meeting with the CNECTS acquisition team."


4. NEXT STEPS FOR THE VIRTUAL INDUSTRY DAY
For general attendance at the Virtual Industry Day on August 19 (which does not require a 1-on-1 slot), formal MS Teams dial-in links and draft CSO/AOI materials will be posted here in the coming weeks. No registration is required for the main briefings on August 19.


5. POINTS OF CONTACT
Submit your One-on-One meeting requests directly to:


  • Primary POC: Rosalind Davis, Contracting Officer – rosalind.davis.3@spaceforce.mi


14 July 2026 Updated: Important Notice to Industry: Immediate Suspension of CMMC Phase II Requirements


On behalf of the SAIO Acquisition Team, we want to ensure all industry partners are aware of a major policy announcement issued today by the Department of War (DoW) Chief Information Officer (CIO) and the Under Secretary of War for Acquisition and Sustainment.


Effective immediately, the Department has suspended the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Phase II requirements, which were originally scheduled to go into effect on November 10, 2026.


What does this mean? 


While Phase II is suspended to reduce administrative barriers, the Department maintains a strict cybersecurity posture:


  • Phase I Remains Active: All CMMC Phase I self-assessment requirements remain firmly in place.

  • Contractual Enforcement Continues: Contractual enforcement of cybersecurity remains fully active. All defense contractors must still comply with DFARS 252.204-7012, which requires the implementation of NIST SP 800-171 security controls to protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).


9 July 2026 Updated: General Status Updated Regarding the Acquisition Path and Timeline


We appreciate your continued interest and your patience as we work through the pre-acquisition phases. This correspondence is to provide a general status update regarding the acquisition path and timeline:


  • Current Review Status: The CNECTS follow-on is a highly complex acquisition that consolidates multiple legacy contracts across critical Space Force installations. At this time, several critical reviews and strategy documents have not yet been approved.

  • Path Forward: Because of the technical and structural complexity of this effort, we are working diligently to secure all necessary senior-level approvals. As soon as we obtain a more definitive pathway and approved strategy, we will provide an updated milestone schedule to Industry.

  • A Viable Requirement: We want to emphasize that this remains a highly viable contract action. The Government is fully committed to this consolidated effort and is actively progressing through the required regulatory steps.

  • Virtual Industry Day: Due to the extensive delay between the initial Industry Day and the upcoming release of the CSO/Area of Interest (AOI), the Space Acquisition and Integration Office (SAIO) plans to host a Virtual-Only Industry Day. The purpose of this event will be to walk through the CSO and the specific AOI requirements prior to their release, aiming to address as many questions as possible before the official solicitation goes live.

  • One-on-One Meetings: In conjunction with these updates, one-on-one (1-1) meetings will be offered to any new requesters that have not previously met with the CNECTS acquisition team. Due to high interest and resource constraints, we are unable to accommodate repeat meetings with previously engaged parties.

As a reminder, when the solicitation is released, it will be executed as a 100% Small Business Set-Aside using the Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) phased evaluation process.


We encourage you to continue to monitor SAM.gov for all future updates, draft releases, and formal announcements regarding this requirement.


Thank you again for your time, interest, and continued support of this mission.


10 June 2026 Updated: U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Decision


At this time, the acquisition strategy has not been approved. Unfortunately, this process has taken longer than initially anticipated, and the Government is still actively working through the approval process.


However, we are able to share an update regarding the SBA's decision:


  • The SBA has officially released the two previous contracts—WICS II and PEDS—from the 8(a) program.

  • Concurrently, the initially approved consolidated Justification and Approval (J&A) decision has been changed.

  • Therefore, the CNECTS acquisition will now be competed as a 100% Small Business Set-Aside.


Thank you all for your continued interest in the CNECTS acquisition. We appreciate your patience as we finalize the remaining acquisition strategy approvals. All interested parties are advised to continue to monitor SAM.gov for all formal notifications, updated timelines, and future releases of information regarding this requirement.


01 May 2026 Updated: Release of Consolidated Questions and Answers (Q&As) and Updated PEDS PWS. 


The Government is pleased to announce the release of the long-awaited consolidated Questions and Answers (Q&A) matrix resulting from the recent industry engagement phase. Please be advised that this Q&A release primarily focuses on the information required for successful Phase I submissions.


Additionally, an updated Performance Work Statement (PWS) for PEDS have been included with this post.


31 March 2026 Updated: Apologies for the omission. The RFI response deadline is 1400 on Tuesday, 7 April 2026


30 March 2026 Updated: Rejection of Early White Paper Submission – CNECTS Acquisition


The draft CSO and AOIs were published for reference and feedback only! Please DO NOT submit any white papers prior to the authorized submission window. The Government will only accept white papers submitted within the designated submission period. Any submission received before the official opening date or after the closing date is considered non‑responsive and cannot be reviewed, evaluated, or retained.


To preserve the integrity, fairness, and transparency of the competitive process, the Government strictly enforces all procedural requirements. No exceptions or waivers may be granted for early submissions.


Submit white papers only after the official submission window opens, in accordance with the instructions and timelines that will be published in the solicitation.


27 March 2026 Updated: Official Release of Industry Day Materials & Request for Feedback


SAIO has officially uploaded the presentation slides and supporting documents from the recent CNECTS Industry Day conference.


Q&A Posting Delay: Please be advised, due to the large quantity of questions received and the need to coordinate with our mission partners, the consolidated Q&A log will be delayed. The Government anticipates posting the official Q&A document by 10 April 2026


The following materials are now available to assist our industry partners in preparing for the forthcoming solicitation.


Newly available materials include:


  • Official Industry Day Presentation Slides

  • Draft copy of the CSO and AOI(s) 

  • Supporting solicitation documents

  • PEDS PWS: This document has been re-added for reference, as some requirements from the PEDS program will be retained for the CNECTS acquisition


Industry Day Recordings: Due to their large file size, the recordings are available upon request and will be sent through DOD SAFE. Interested parties should submit a request via email to rosalind.davis.3@spaceforce.mil. 


All interested parties are encouraged to review these materials thoroughly. To help us refine the final solicitation, please provide all feedback on the posted materials via the RFI link posted here: https://forms.osi.apps.mil/r/wEcneQjVku


We appreciate the valuable engagement from industry and look forward to your participation in the CNECTS program. Please continue to monitor this channel for further updates.


04 March 2026 Updated: CNECTS Industry Day _General Session Information


Due to the large number of attendees, we did not send individual notifications. Instead, a representative from each company was sent the information for Industry Day. Please note that a mass email with these details was sent out to a company representative yesterday, March 3, 2026, at 9:03 AM MST.


For In-Person Attendees:


No ID Required: You will not need to present an ID for entry.


Company Sign-In: A sign-in sheet will be available. We ask that each company sign in once. Companies that requested two seats will have two slots. We will rely on companies to manage their own attendees.


Information Card: Each company will receive a registration card to be turned in at the end of the day. This card will be used to collect contact information (Name, Email, Phone), note interest in partnering, and submit questions for the government.


For Virtual Attendees (MS Teams):


Recording: The entire event will be recorded. 


Identification: When joining the Teams meeting, please set your display name to include your Full Name and Company Name.


Dial-In Participants: If you join by phone, you will be asked to self-identify. Anyone who does not self-identify will be removed from the call."


25 Feb 2026 Updated: CNECTS Request for Information (RFI) and Industry Day.


The CNECTS RFI submission period has officially closed, and we are no longer accepting additional responses. We appreciate the effort and interest shown by all participants in supporting this initiative. 


Additionally, we regret to inform you that attendance for Industry Day has reached full capacity, and no further spots are available. Due to the overwhelming response and limited space, we are unable to accommodate any new requests. 


However, we remain committed to engaging with interested parties and will continue to offer one-on-one engagements upon request. If you would like to schedule a one-on-one meeting with our team, please feel free to reach out to me directly at rosalind.davis.3@spaceforce.mil, and we will make arrangements to address your questions and provide further insights.


We value your engagement and encourage you to stay connected for future updates related to this effort. 


Thank you for your understanding and continued support.


17 Feb 2026 Updated: RFI #2 document was updated to add the reply to email address found under "Submission Instructions" paragraph. 


12 Feb 2026 Updated: Seeking Industry Input for CNECTS Industry Day Agenda


This is the third Request for Information (RFI) concerning the CNECTS acquisition.


The Government is preparing to host an Industry Day, and this RFI is intended to make that event as productive as possible. To ensure the Industry Day directly addresses your most pressing questions, we are asking for your input now.


To facilitate a focused dialogue, we ask that you submit your questions prior to the event. We request that you submit suggested discussion topics, or concerns you would like to see included on the Industry Day agenda. Your feedback is critical for structuring an event that is relevant and directly addresses the key interests of industry.  


When submitting, please clearly identify which questions are suitable for public discussion and which you consider proprietary. This distinction will help us formulate a comprehensive Q&A for the main session while respecting the confidentiality of your unique business concerns.


In addition to the group presentation, the Government will hold a limited number of one-on-one sessions on the subsequent dates of 12th and 13th March 2026. These meetings are intended to provide a forum for more in-depth, company-specific discussions. Instructions for requesting a session are detailed in the RFI #3 attachment. Your input will help shape a productive and valuable engagement for all participants.


Please submit response no later than 23 February 2026 as stated in the RFI #3 attachment. 


23 Jan 26 Update: This acquisition posting has been updated with the following changes:  


  a. PEDS PWS has been removed, as the workload has been absorbed by the BIMS contract.


   b. Added: Second Request for Information (RFI #2) has been added with a response date of February 23, 2026. 


   c. Added: CNECTS Requirement and Legacy Contract Differences_a document outlining the differences from the legacy contract, and


   d. Added: Requirements Matrix for RFI #2


5 Aug 25 Update: The previous attachment #1 could not be opened and has now been updated. The document name is "1. BOS IT PWS - 7 Oct 24 (2)," and has been uploaded. 

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Ground System Maintenance and Technical SupportThis contract covers on-site maintenance, troubleshooting, and upgrades of SATCOM ground systems located at Point Mugu NAWC, specifically targeting antennas, modems, and encryption devices critical to secure communications. The work is performed under a subcontract arrangement with the Department of Defense through the FA2518 Ussf Spoc/saio office, requiring technical expertise to ensure continuous operational readiness of satellite communication infrastructure in a defense environment. The contract supports mission-critical systems by addressing both routine upkeep and emergency repairs, with all services delivered directly at the facility to minimize downtime and maintain system integrity. The North American Industry Classification System code 811212 indicates the work falls under repair and maintenance services for communications equipment, emphasizing specialized skills in military-grade SATCOM hardware. The place of performance is fixed at Point Mugu NAWC, meaning all personnel and resources must be locally available and prepared to respond to system issues promptly. Although no set-aside provisions or solicitation number are specified, the posting date of May 2026 suggests long-term planning by the agency, and compliance with defense standards for security, access, and operational protocols will be essential for contract execution.
Computer and Office Machine Repair and Maintenance

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3 months ago

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