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FA560626QA025

Spangdhalem AB, Conference Room SVTC

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Notice Type Solicitation
Due 2026-04-30
Posted 2026-04-13
NAICS 334310
PSC J059
Set-aside No Set aside used
Scout Score 56

Quick analysis

USAFE RFQ to engineer, furnish, install, and test a dual‑enclave (NIPR/SIPR) secure VTC suite in Bldg. 23, Spangdahlem AB, Germany; FFP; at/below SAT (~$350k); full & open; quotes due 30 Apr 2026.

Scope aligns with Trace’s secure comms integration, OCONUS field services, and USAF past performance; however, it is a small, transactional A/V integration with likely strong local competition and price pressure.

Key risks: funding not yet available, OCONUS execution/logistics, VOC/ISSM approvals, coordination with separate construction effort, and stringent SIPR cabling/inspection requirements.

Strategic rationale to monitor: maintains/expands USAFE relationship (52 CONS, 52 CS/ISSM, USAFE VOC) in EUCOM and can serve as a foothold for follow‑on secure VTC room upgrades and related OCONUS secure communications work.

Scope summary

  • Engineer, furnish, install, and test a dual‑enclave (NIPR/SIPR) Secure VTC suite for Bldg. 23, Rm 233 (SOW).
  • Integrate with USAFE VOC and existing video/audio matrix and head‑of‑table/podium systems; full Microsoft Teams integration (SOW).
  • Provide new equipment only; obtain 52 CS/ISSM and USAFE VOC approvals (SOW).
  • Provide two 98" NEC displays; wall reinforcement handled under separate contract (SOW).
  • Install 42RU lockable rack, rack‑mountable 3kVA UPS, and two PDUs accepting 32A 230V EU connectors (SOW).
  • Cabling: NIPR 24‑port CAT7 to CAT6A; SIPR 12‑port red CAT7 to CAT6A with specified conduits and visual inspection (SOW).
  • Provide BYOD connection points for NIPR/SIPR at table/podium; table confidence monitor and podium monitor with presenter control (SOW).
  • Deliver AV features: auto‑tracking cameras, ceiling flush mics/speakers, echo cancellation, split‑screen/multi‑source routing, routable multi‑zone digital clock (SOW).
  • Control: four identical touch panels (podium, table, door, rack) with one‑touch presets and enclave‑based lighting control (SOW).
  • Coordinate with separate construction for conduits/wall/ceiling closure; restore/patch if cutting finished surfaces (SOW).
  • Provide training; deliver QC plan, weekly progress reports; chair meetings and minutes; ECMRA reporting (SOW).
  • Administrative: FFP at/below SAT; Best Value (price + technical + past performance); quotes due 30 Apr 2026; SAM/UEI/CAGE required (Combined Synopsis).

Dimension scores

Total - 56/100
Technical Fit - 13/20

Scope is EFI&T of a dual‑enclave secure VTC with NIPR/SIPR, VOC approval, MS Teams, and integration with existing systems (SOW; Evidence). This aligns with Trace’s secure communications integration, CDS/NSA TI pedigree, enterprise network/SE&I, and OCONUS field services (company_profile). It is adjacent A/V systems integration rather than a core Starshield/CDS prime lane; thus mid‑high fit.

Past Performance - 12/20

Trace has substantial USAF past performance (USAFCENT Comms & IT; ABMS IDIQ) and OCONUS support across CCMDs (company_profile). While not explicitly conference‑room A/V, mission/agency alignment (USAF) and secure comms integration experience are relevant (solicitation + SOW).

Vehicles / Contract Access - 6/10

Full & open RFQ at/below SAT; not restricted to a vehicle. Solicitation notes not available from a priority source (Combined Synopsis). Trace can bid directly without a specific vehicle.

Competitive Position - 5/15

Commodity‑leaning A/V integration with likely strong local competition and price sensitivity (Best Value starting with lowest‑priced quote; Combined Synopsis). No requirement for NSA TI or unique differentiators; clearance not required. Trace’s secure enclave experience and OCONUS footprint help but are not unique.

Risk - 8/15

Moderate risk: OCONUS execution in Germany with base access/badging (SOW), funding not presently available (Combined Synopsis), VOC/ISSM approvals, SIPR cabling/conduit visual inspection, and coordination with separate construction. Technical scope is familiar; timeline and requirements are manageable.

Strategic Value - 3/10

Small at/below SAT room‑scale effort; limited direct revenue. Strategic value is in maintaining/expanding USAFE/USAFE VOC/52 CONS relationships in EUCOM and positioning for follow‑on secure VTC/communications upgrades.

Compliance - 9/10

Full & open; no set‑aside (Combined Synopsis). Security clearance not required; background checks and base procedures apply (SOW). SAM/UEI/CAGE required at award (Combined Synopsis). Requirements (EU 230V, NEC displays, VOC/ISSM vetting) are addressable. No disqualifying compliance gaps identified.

Concerns

  • Funds not presently available; solicitation may be canceled (Combined Synopsis).
  • OCONUS execution in Germany with access/badging, escorts, and base procedures (SOW).
  • USAFE VOC and 52 CS/ISSM approval dependencies could affect schedule (SOW).
  • Coordination with a separate construction contract (conduits, wall/ceiling closure) may introduce interface risk (SOW).
  • SIPR cabling conduit specs and required visual inspections add acceptance risk (SOW).
  • European power requirements (32A 230V connectors) and sourcing two 98" NEC displays may pose supply/logistics challenges (SOW).
  • Evaluation approach begins with lowest‑priced quote, increasing price pressure and risk of LPTA‑like outcome (Combined Synopsis).

Teaming opportunities

  • Local Germany/EU‑based A/V installation partner with on‑base experience at USAFE installations.
  • Supplier/distributor coverage in EU for specified NEC displays, EU‑spec PDUs/UPS, and compliant cabling/conduit materials.
  • Electrician capable of 230V/32A circuit work and coordination with base civil engineering/ongoing construction.
  • Technician(s) with USAFE VOC integration experience and familiarity with NIPR/SIPR enclave segregation and inspections.

Competitive position

  • Demonstrated USAF OCONUS communications/IT performance with secure enclave integration experience.
  • OCONUS field services footprint and logistics processes for EUCOM basing; ability to meet base access and reporting (ECMRA) requirements.
  • Secure VTC design and integration discipline aligned to USAFE VOC and 52 CS/ISSM approvals; emphasis on compliance and quality control.
  • Rapid, low‑risk EFI&T execution plan with coordinated interface to the separate construction effort and turnkey training/warranty support.

Bid/No bid factors

  • Funding not currently available; potential cancellation (Combined Synopsis).
  • Price‑led evaluation start with lowest price suggests commodity competition and margin pressure (Combined Synopsis).
  • Partial document extraction; details not fully visible could impact estimating (Evidence ledger).

Documents

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52 FW SVTC Bldg 23_Statement of Work.pdf Download

Partially reviewed: Too large

Summary

Partially extracted SOW (selected sections) for engineering, furnishing, installing, and testing (EFI&T) a Secure Video Teleconferencing (SVTC) suite in Bldg. 23, Room 233 at Spangdahlem AB, Germany. Document defines dual‑enclave NIPR/SIPR design and integration requirements (including MS Teams), equipment/rack/power/cabling specs, control and AV functionality, security/access expectations, reporting (ECMRA), and operational hours; this extraction is partial (selected sections only).

  • Scope: EFI&T a Secure Video Teleconference suite for Bldg. 23, Room 233, Spangdahlem AB, Germany
  • Dual‑enclave requirement: system must support NIPRNET and SIPRNET operations and integrate with USAFE VOC; must display content up to SECRET
  • Integration: full Microsoft Teams integration required and must integrate with existing video/audio matrix switcher and head‑of‑table/podium systems
  • Equipment must be new (no refurbished) and vetted/approved by 52 CS/ISSM / USAFE VOC
  • Displays: two (2) 98" NEC screens (wall reinforcement under separate contract)
  • Rack/power: provide new 42RU lockable cabinet, rack‑mountable 3kVA UPS, two PDUs accepting 32A 230V European connectors
  • Cabling: NIPR — 24‑port copper cross‑connect using green/blue CAT7 terminating on CAT6A; SIPR — 12‑port red CAT7 terminating on CAT6A; SIPR cabling requires specified conduits and visual inspection
  • User connectivity: BYOD connection points for NIPR and SIPR at table/podium; table confidence monitor and podium monitor with presenter control
  • AV features: auto‑tracking cameras, ceiling flush microphones and speakers, echo cancellation, split‑screen/multi‑source routing, multi‑zone digital clock as routable video source
  • Control: four identical touch panels (podium, table, door, rack) with one‑touch presets (e.g., NIPR VTC) and full system control including lighting changes by enclave
  • Installation constraints: coordinate with separate construction contract (conduits, wall/ceiling closure); contractor responsible for restoration/patching if cutting finished surfaces
  • Security & access: background check required (security clearance not required); contractor to coordinate badges/escorts and follow base security procedures
  • Labor/reporting: ECMRA labor hours reporting required for site survey and follow‑on project
  • Quality/acceptance: contractor quality control plan and weekly progress reports; contractor to chair progress meetings and record minutes
  • Hours: Normal site hours 0800–1600 Mon–Fri; night/weekend work requires 10 calendar days notice and CO approval
  • Procurement: contractor provides all equipment, tools, materials, transportation — government provides no equipment and may provide escorts
Combined_Synopsis_Solicitation_RFO - FA560626QA025 - Bldg 23 VTC.pdf Download

Partially reviewed: Too large

Summary

Partial extraction (selected sections 1 and 2; review marked 'partially_reviewed' due to file size). Combined synopsis/solicitation RFQ (Solicitation FA560626QA025, issue date 10 Apr 2026) requesting firm-fixed-price EFI&T of a Secure Video Teleconference (VTC) suite for Bldg. 23, room 233 at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany. Solicitation is full & open, NAICS 334310, acquisition at or below the SAT (~$350k), with CLINs for video/audio systems, labor/installation (incl. travel), and training; quotations due 30 Apr 2026 1600 CEST via email, technical and past performance evaluated alongside price.

  • Solicitation: FA560626QA025 (Request for Quotations) — Issue Date: 10 Apr 2026
  • Contracting activity: 52 CONS, Spangdahlem AB; Contracting Officer: Angelo Minisini (angelo.minisini@us.af.mil; +49 06565619523)
  • Acquisition type: Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP); Acquisition value: At or Below SAT ($350,000)
  • NAICS: 334310 (Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing); PSC/FSC: J059
  • Set-aside: Full & Open (no small-business set-aside); Small Business rules not applicable overseas
  • Place of Performance: Spangdahlem Air Base, Rhineland-Palatinate, GERMANY (zip: 09123); Delivery/Acceptance: FOB Destination
  • Scope: Engineer, furnish, install, and test (EFI&T) a Secure Video Teleconference suite for Bldg. 23, Wing Commander’s Office, room 233
  • CLIN structure (Exhibit B): 0001 Video and Audio Systems; 0002 Labor and Installation (including travel); 0003 Training
  • Evaluation: Best Value Tradeoff — Price + Technical + Past Performance; past performance evaluated (≤3 contracts, past 3 years requested)
  • Award logic: Government will start with lowest-priced responsive responsible quoter and perform technical evaluation; reserves right to cancel if funds unavailable
  • Submission method & due date: Email quotations to angelo.minisini@us.af.mil and rhandal.rodriquez.2@us.af.mil by 30 Apr 2026, 1600 CEST
  • Questions due: 21 Apr 2026, 1600 CEST; Anticipated award date: 30 May 2026
  • Administrative requirements: Active SAM registration, UEI, and CAGE required at time of quote and award
  • Attachments: Exhibit A (Statement of Work) and Exhibit B (CLIN Schedule/Pricing Matrix) included
  • Warranty: Commercial warranty per RFO 12.105(b)
  • Other: Notice that funds are not presently available; government may cancel solicitation if funds not available
  • Point of contact for ombudsman issues included (Alex Hight / Alexander Larsen at AFICC/KU, Ramstein)
Technical details

Entry: sync

Review status: Up to date

Logical upstream opportunity: 27511

Notice lineage:

  • a8a5af7ba7a746a5b544e564240ab13d (posted 2026-04-13) - current
  • 1b25115e423d4b5fbdf8c8e793802299

Last synced: 2026-04-13T15:36:54.103853+00:00

Last analyzed: 2026-04-13T15:38:20.918329+00:00

Latest package fingerprint: 061d383f85828be1879a0e601e546acde4f42adc5a65cfd6114b1ac93de7b614

Latest package notice: a8a5af7ba7a746a5b544e564240ab13d

Latest package documents: 2

Evidence limitations
  • 52 FW SVTC Bldg 23_Statement of Work.pdf: partially reviewed (too large)
  • Combined_Synopsis_Solicitation_RFO - FA560626QA025 - Bldg 23 VTC.pdf: partially reviewed (too large)
Recent package history
  • 2026-04-13T15:36:54.106311+00:00: a8a5af7ba7a746a5b544e564240ab13d with 2 docs

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