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The American Battle Monuments Commission is seeking a global enterprise mobile telecommunications solution to support approximately 150 to 200 voice and data lines across the United States, Europe, North Africa, the Pacific, and Central America. The contractor must deliver multi-carrier access with 4G and 5G voice and data services, seamless always-on international roaming, and comprehensive SIM and eSIM provisioning, integrated with a secure management portal offering usage analytics, billing transparency, rate optimization, and real-time SLA monitoring. The solution must fully support ABMC-furnished Apple devices and integrate seamlessly with Microsoft Intune for mobile device management, encryption enforcement, and remote wipe capabilities. Compliance with Section 889 and federal cybersecurity supply chain requirements is mandatory, including annual attestation of supply chain integrity. The contract includes a base year and four one-year option periods, stretching up to five years total, with services ordered through delivery or task orders. The estimated service distribution includes 20 lines for Plan A (voice and SMS), 180 for Plan B (voice, data, and SMS), 50 for Plan C (voice, data, SMS, and tethering), and 10 for Plan D (data only), with a not-to-exceed ceiling of $100,000 for temporary additional services in the base year, subject to a 10% annual inflation adjustment in option years with written approval. SLAs demand 98% network availability per country, 99.8% billing accuracy, and priority incident response resolved within four hours. The contractor must also submit detailed transition plans, monthly SLA reports, quarterly executive dashboards, and country-specific emergency calling matrices. Proposals are due by June 23, 2026, and must be submitted electronically to designated points of contact with a strict 50-page limit excluding pricing tables, resumes, and required certifications. The evaluation will prioritize technical approach, past performance with federal or global clients, and total cost, with award based on best overall value to the government—where higher-priced proposals may be selected if technical advantages justify the cost. The contract requires full compliance with FAR clauses including 52.212-5, 52.203-13, 52.222-41, and 52.232-40, and adherence to the Prompt Payment Act with invoices submitted monthly via email in USD, clearly detailing local currency equivalents and VAT
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NAICS
Place of Performance
VA, FRASet-Aside
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Submission Closed
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Full Description
This requirement is for a global enterprise mobile telecommunications solution supporting approximately 150–200 voice and data lines across the United States, Europe, North Africa, the Pacific, and Central America. The contractor must provide multi-carrier access, 4G/5G voice and data services, always-on international roaming, SIM/eSIM provisioning, and a secure management portal with usage analytics, billing transparency, rate optimization, and SLA monitoring. The solution must support ABMC-furnished Apple devices and integrate with Microsoft Intune for mobile device management, encryption enforcement, and remote wipe capability, while complying with Section 889 and federal cybersecurity supply chain requirements.
ABMC understands that it will take time to form teams and to prepare a proposal and that the geographical range of this RFP is vast. ABMC will evaluate proposals based on technical capability, solution quality, cost, regulatory compliance, and past performance. ABMC prefers a single award covering all locations, but reserves the right to make one award, multiple awards by site or region, or no award for certain locations if that approach provides better value, reduces risk, or better supports mission requirements.
Site assignments may be based on geographic coverage, service availability, demonstrated capability, price, and compliance with applicable requirements. If ABMC awards multiple contracts, each awarded contractor shall perform all work and meet all requirements for the Locations assigned under its contract.
ABMC may exclude specific Locations from award if a proposal does not meet technical, operational, or regulatory requirements, or if agency priorities change before award. Any decision not to award certain Locations shall not affect the validity of awards made for other locations.
Important dates as listed in the RFP Instructions Letter:
First Round of Bidders’ Questions Due - Friday, May 22, 2026, at 3PM Eastern Time
Pre-Proposal Conference - Thursday, May 28, 2026, at 9AM Eastern Time (Registration link is included in the RFP Instructions Letter)
Second Round of Bidders’ Questions Due - Friday, June 5, 2026, at 3PM Eastern Time
Proposals Due - Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at 10:00AM Eastern Time
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This notice is updated as of May 28, 2026 to upload the First Round of Questions and Answers.
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This notice is updated as of June 9, 2026, to upload the Second Round of Questions and Answers.
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