Spectrum Sharing Experimentation (SSE) Program Support

The contract supports the National Telecommunications and Information Administration’s Spectrum Sharing Experimentation program by providing technical and analytical services essential to advancing dynamic spectrum access technologies. This includes collecting and analyzing real-world spectrum usage data, developing predictive models to assess interference and coexistence scenarios, and producing comprehensive reports that inform policy and regulatory decisions. The work is critical to enabling efficient, fair, and innovative use of the radio frequency spectrum across public and private sectors. The performance of this subcontract is centered in Washington, D.C., with a closing date for responses on August 12, 2026. It falls under NAICS code 541690, which covers other scientific and technical consulting services, indicating a focus on specialized expertise rather than hardware or infrastructure development. The contracting entity is the Department of Commerce, and the effort is part of a broader federal initiative to modernize spectrum management through experimentation and data-driven insights, with outcomes expected to guide future spectrum allocation frameworks and technological standards.