Internet Protocol Network Services (IPNS)

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is seeking sources for Internet Protocol Network Services (IPNS) to support a wide range of connectivity requirements for government users. The services include Commercial Internet Access (CIA), Internet Protocol Telephony (IPT), and Managed Service (MS) focused between and among government-designated locations. The anticipated period of performance is ten years, and the place of performance will be in various regions across the United States. Some key points about this opportunity include: • The government is seeking information from potential sources to provide commercial IPNS in defined regions. • The services are primarily CIA, IPT, and MS focused between and among government-designated locations. • The government intends to award ID/IQs with a strategy of regionalizing service provisioning for cost-effectiveness and faster service delivery. • The government is seeking information on the company's ability to provide up to 100 Gbps bandwidth for their services, both presently and projected over a ten-year period. • The government is seeking information on the company's ability to support both Next Generation 911 (NG911) and legacy Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) gateways (LPG) while modernizing connectivity to PSAP.