Internet Protocol Television

The Federal Communications Commission is seeking a commercial off-the-shelf Enterprise Internet Protocol Television system to replace its legacy hardware-intensive infrastructure with a modern, centralized platform that eliminates the need for physical set-top boxes and supports both hardware endpoints and software-based users on desktop and mobile devices. The goal is to reduce operational overhead, improve scalability, and streamline delivery of video content across the organization. Vendors are invited to submit product literature, detailed capability descriptions, and pricing information to demonstrate how their solutions meet or exceed the FCC’s minimum requirements. The solicitation, identified as 273FCCOCIOSN260002, was posted on August 6, 2026, with responses due by August 28, 2026. This is a sources-sought notice under NAICS code 334310, with no set-aside applied, meaning all eligible vendors may respond. The agency, based in Washington, D.C., is evaluating market capabilities to inform future procurement decisions, and the primary point of contact is Susan Nicholson at susan.nicholson@fcc.gov. The solution must be fully deployable and capable of supporting the FCC’s evolving digital infrastructure needs without reliance on outdated hardware components.