GSA Regional Local Service Agreement Extension Notice-of-Intent-not-a-solicitation
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The General Services Administration intends to negotiate a sole source extension for contract GS08Q14BPD0003 with Granite to ensure continued performance of telecommunications services through May 31, 2023. With an estimated value of 10 million dollars, this extension is authorized under FAR 6.302-7 as a matter of public interest. The primary objective is to provide agencies with additional time to incorporate IT modernization and manage the transition of telecommunication services to follow-on Enterprise Infrastructure-Solution contracts. Falling under NAICS category 517919 for All Other Telecommunications Services, the scope of work covers six states, including Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, and North Dakota. GSA has determined that this action is necessary to enhance cybersecurity, improve operational efficiencies, and achieve long-term cost savings. This notice serves as an intent to negotiate and is not a formal solicitation.
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