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Start a 2.048MB Between Northwood HQ, UK and RAF Croughton, UK
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This award notice concerns solicitation WE15JUN125502 for the establishment of a 2.048MB connection between Northwood HQ and RAF Croughton in the United Kingdom. The contract was issued by the Department of Defense through Disa/ditco Europe under NAICS code 517110. After soliciting all vendors on the DITCO contracting opportunity website and receiving three quotes, the award was granted to Cable and Wireless. The selection was made using the best value lowest price technically acceptable process. The financial terms include a non-recurring cost of 2,000.00 GBP and a monthly recurring cost of 560.00 GBP for years one through five. The total estimated price over the contract period is 35,600.00 GBP, which is approximately 55,649.20 USD.
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$55,649.2Place of Performance
RAF Croughton, AE, GBRSet-Aside
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