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Land
Mobile Radio Communications for ALL Federal Agencies |
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M/A-COM
on Base Radio Systems (BRS) Contract
M/A-COM
is one
of the authorized vendors for Base Radio
Systems (BRS) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite
Quantity (IDIQ) contract managed by the
US Army's Communications and Electronics
Command headquartered at Fort Monmouth,
N.J. The BRS Program is an acquisition
process
that allows U.S. federal agencies to procure
Land Mobile Radio (LMR) systems, equipment
and services that comply with Department
of Defense (DoD) Guidance and National
Telecommunication
and Information Administration (NTIA) narrow
banding mandates. Products and services
provided by M/A-COM under this contract
includes the industry's most advanced
critical communications systems and bundle
comprehensive support and maintenance
services.
What
is Base Radio Systems? |
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10 year Indefinite Delivery/ Indefinite Quantity
(ID/IQ) for Land Mobile
Radio (LMR) products and services
Contracting agency is US Army’s CECOM
Includes both trunked and conventional LMR
products
Fast and streamlined competitive procurements
Flexible requirements streamlined for each
customer to provide the
“Best Value” solution
Open to all Federal Agencies — not just
the U. S. Army and the DoD! |
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M/A-COM, Inc., a business unit of Tyco Electronics
and leading manufacturer of critical radio
systems
deployed
around the world, is under contract with
BRS as a vendor for technology, equipment
and services to U. S. Federal
agencies. The firm-fixed-price IDIQ contract,
awarded to a select group of companies, is
worth
an estimated cumulative total of $1 billion over
a
ten-year period.
BRS, a program managed by the Army’s Communications
and Electronics Command (CECOM), headquartered
at Fort Monmouth, NJ, enables U. S. Federal agencies
to procure LMR systems, equipment and services
that comply with Department of Defense Guidance
and National Telecommunication and Information
Administration (NTIA) narrow banding mandates.
Additionally, this contract is used to offer
LMR equipment that meets Project 25 guidelines. |
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Who
can take advantage of this?
The
BRS contract is open to ALL agencies of the U.S. Government world-wide.
It provides a contract vehicle to make technically
qualified vendors accessible to government
agencies for LMR products and services.
The BRS project provides "one stop
shopping" for LMR services to the Federal
Government. |
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| “Reference
herein to any specific commercial products, process,
or service by trade name, or otherwise, does not
necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement,
recommendation, or favoring by the United States
Government, the United States Army or the United
States Army Communications-Electronics Command”. |
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