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Satellite and Wireless Circuit Management

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The contract requires the maintenance and continuous monitoring of satellite and wireless communication circuits that support the U.S. Coast Guard’s remote and mobile operations, with a strong emphasis on ensuring uninterrupted signal integrity and network redundancy. These circuits are critical to mission success in areas where traditional communication infrastructure is unavailable or unreliable, and the contractor must implement robust systems to detect, diagnose, and resolve outages quickly while maintaining operational readiness at all times. The work is being managed under the C5I Division 1 Alexandria, part of the Department of Homeland Security, and is classified as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 517911 for Other Telecommunications. The place of performance is listed as Alexandria, though the actual operations may extend across various remote and mobile locations serviced by the Coast Guard. The contract was posted on May 11, 2026, and all activities must align with federal expectations for reliability, security, and responsiveness in high-stakes communication environments.

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Maintenance and monitoring of US Coast Guard satellite and wireless circuits for reliable communication.

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Department Of Homeland Security → C5I Division 1 AlexandriaView Agency

NAICS

517911 - Telecommunications ResellersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Alexandria, VA, USA

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PostedMay 11

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AgencyDepartment Of Homeland Security → C5I Division 1 Alexandria

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Maintain and monitor satellite and wireless communication circuits used by USCG for remote and mobile operations, ensuring signal integrity and redundancy.

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