19AQMM26N0223 Low Earth Orbit (LEO)

The Bureau of Diplomatic Technology is gathering information on small business capabilities to provide Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite hardware and airtime services. This support is for the Remote Expeditionary Area Communications Hub (REACH) program, which maintains contingency and crisis communications for 277 diplomatic missions worldwide. Requirements include LEO terminals, antennas, and airtime activation. A draft Statement of Work (SOW) is included to outline technical expectations, and a structured template is provided for comments. Responses will inform acquisition planning and set-aside determinations. The capability statement is limited to 14 pages and must address ten technical and corporate categories, including global coverage, supply chain risk management, and administrative portals. Performance is centered in Washington, DC, with worldwide service delivery. The Bureau of Diplomatic Technology is researching small business capabilities for Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite hardware and airtime services. This supports the REACH program's communications for 277 global diplomatic missions. Requirements include integrated satellite solutions, terminals, and Basic Internet Communications (BIC) kits. The Bureau of Diplomatic Technology requires LEO satellite hardware and airtime services for the REACH program. This program provides IT response capabilities to 277 embassies and consulates. Services must operate independently of local infrastructure to support evacuations, election monitoring, and consular operations.