USCENTCOM Communication Integration Support (CCCI) 1 Month Bridge for June

This contract pertains to a one-month bridge extension from June 1 through June 30, 2026, to continue Communication Integration Support (CCCI) services for U.S. Central Command under Task Order FA481421F0191. The action is a sole-source award justified under FAR 16.505(b)(2)(i)(A) due to unusual and compelling urgency, arising from a pending protest of the follow-on GSA OASIS+ task order award. The purpose is to maintain uninterrupted mission-critical public affairs support for CENTCOM headquarters in Tampa, Florida, ensuring continuity of operations without disruption. Services include strategic communications planning, media and press coordination, senior leader communication support, operational messaging, social media and website content management, photojournalism, regional language media support in Arabic, Farsi, Urdu, Russian, Hebrew, and Turkish, administrative assistance, and assessment services, all delivered by incumbent personnel with active security clearances and established operational familiarity. The contract is structured as a firm fixed-price task order issued under the GSA OASIS+ IDIQ vehicle, with performance based on specific CLINs covering roles such as Program Manager, Media Operations Officer, Photojournalist, Web Developer, Regional Social Media Specialists, and Administrative Support. No competitive process was used; no evaluation factors, trade-off analysis, or LPTA methodology applied. Pricing is derived from prior negotiated GSA OASIS rates, though actual dollar values for the June period are not populated in the documentation. The place of performance is Tampa, Florida, with no FOB or physical delivery terms applicable. The contracting office is FA4814 6 CONS/PK, Department of Defense, with Russell Beasley as the Contracting Officer and Michael Terranova as Chief of the Contracting Office; no COR or COTR is identified. Security clearances are critical to the workforce, and replacement personnel would introduce unacceptable mission risk due to clearance processing delays. This is one in a series of monthly bridge actions—March through June 2026—authorized to prevent service gaps during legal proceedings, with no formal options or extensions beyond the single-month period. The action is documented within the Air Force Bridge Action Reduction Plan and reflects procedural constraints caused by external protest, not internal acquisition failures. No attachment list, packaging requirements, invoicing method, accounting codes, or contractor representations such as UEI, CAGE, or socioeconomic status are provided.