GSA Regional Local Service Agreement (RLSA) Extension Notice-of-Intent-not-a-solicitation
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The General Services Administration intends to negotiate a sole source extension for contract GS01T13BKD1004 with Granite Communication to ensure continued performance through May 31, 2023. With an estimated shared value of 20 million dollars, this extension is authorized under FAR 6.302-7 due to public interest. The primary objective is to provide agencies with additional time to incorporate IT modernization while transitioning from Regional Local Service Agreements to follow-on Enterprise Infrastructure-Solution contracts. This action falls under NAICS code 517311 for Wired Telecommunications Carriers and covers work performed across Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. GSA has determined that this extension is necessary to enhance cybersecurity, improve technical and operational efficiencies, and promote long-term cost savings. This notice serves as an intent to negotiate and is not a formal solicitation.
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