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Cancel Reissue FC0003173 B- Site #331 FA4 LEO DNR – 1820 Monkton Rd
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Solicitation FC0003173 B is a Purchase Order Request for Proposals issued by the Maryland Department of Information Technology under the Data Telecommunications Services Master Contract F50B4400028. The contract seeks an internet service provider to deliver Low Earth Orbit LEO internet services for Site 331, located at 1820 Monkton Road, Maryland. The performance period for this functional area is two years, with a required transition-in period that must be completed within 60 days of the Notice to Proceed. The award will be based on the lowest proposed price, considering monthly recurring charges, taxes, surcharges, connection fees, and special construction costs. The selected contractor must maintain a 99.7 percent network uptime and provide maintenance support on a 24x7x365 basis. Proposals must include a technical description limited to two pages, an installation timeline, and a fully loaded price sheet. Invoices for the services must identify networkMaryland as the recipient and be submitted to the Agency PO Manager.
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MD, USASet-Aside
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Submission Closed
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Category: Internet service providers ISP
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