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Award watch: DISA reawards 622MB Gigabit-Ethernet commercial fiber lease across Europe & Southwest Asia

Feb 12, 2026Riley ChenCompliance & Bid Advisor3 min readaward watch
Award WatchDISATelecommunicationsFiber LeaseEuropeSouthwest AsiaNAICS 517111
Opportunity snapshot
AWARD NOTICE: Reaward a 622MB Gigabit-Ethernet, un – protected, un - channelized commercial fiber lease in Europe and Southwest Asia
DEPT OF DEFENSEDEFENSE INFORMATION SYSTEMS AGENCY (DISA)Set-aside: NONENAICS: 517111PSC: DG11
Posted
2026-02-12
Due

Executive takeaway

DISA/DITCO Europe posted an award notice tied to solicitation HC102126QA005 for a reaward of a commercial fiber lease described as 622MB Gigabit-Ethernet, unprotected, and un-channelized, covering Europe and Southwest Asia. The notice states telecommunications services will continue for 60 months after contract award (unless sooner discontinued). For market watchers, this is a signal that the buyer is maintaining an existing connectivity path and that future competitive windows may align to a similar replacement/reaward cycle.

What the buyer is trying to do

The buyer is continuing telecommunications service via a commercial fiber lease that already existed under a prior vehicle (identified in the notice as a reaward of HC102121QA048 – LEVC000267EBM). The language strongly indicates continuity of service—keeping a specific leased circuit/service running across the same regions—rather than launching a net-new build.

What work is implied (bullets)

  • Provide a commercial fiber lease delivering 622MB Gigabit-Ethernet service.
  • Deliver service characteristics as stated: unprotected and un-channelized.
  • Support ongoing telecommunications service for up to 60 months after contract award (unless discontinued).
  • Operate across Europe and Southwest Asia (exact endpoints/locations should be verified in the full award/solicitation record if available).

Who should bid / who should pass (bullets)

  • Should bid (future similar actions): telecom carriers and providers capable of commercial fiber leasing and delivering Gigabit-Ethernet services across Europe and Southwest Asia, aligned with NAICS 517111.
  • Should pass: firms without established regional telecom reach or without the ability to deliver the exact service type described (commercial fiber lease; unprotected/un-channelized Ethernet service).
  • Should pass: vendors seeking immediate bidding opportunities—this specific posting is an award notice, not an open solicitation.

Response package checklist (bullets; if unknown say 'verify in attachments')

  • This is an award notice; no response package is expected for this posting.
  • For future related DISA actions, verify in attachments (or in the solicitation) the required quote/proposal format, technical approach requirements, and any telecom circuit documentation needed.

Pricing & strategy notes (how to research pricing; do not invent pricing numbers)

  • Because this is a reaward/continuity service, pricing research should start with understanding the market for commercial fiber leases delivering the specified Ethernet service type in the stated regions.
  • Benchmark against comparable lease arrangements by reviewing similar DISA telecom postings and prior awards tied to the referenced earlier requirement (HC102121QA048 – LEVC000267EBM) when available through public records.
  • Build a pricing narrative that explains what drives cost for international leased connectivity (e.g., geography, service characteristics such as unprotected service), without adding assumptions beyond what the notice states.

Subcontracting / teaming ideas (bullets)

  • Partner with regional carriers or last-mile providers that can support connectivity across Europe and Southwest Asia where you lack direct footprint.
  • Consider teaming with firms experienced in DISA telecom delivery expectations for commercial leased services (scope specifics must be confirmed in the underlying solicitation/award documentation).

Risks & watch-outs (bullets)

  • It’s already awarded: treat this notice as market intelligence, not a live bid.
  • Service characteristics are specific:unprotected” and “un-channelized” may constrain solution options; do not assume alternates are acceptable.
  • Geographic complexity: Europe and Southwest Asia delivery can involve multi-carrier dependencies—validate coverage and responsibilities early when pursuing similar work.
  • Continuity expectation: reawards often prioritize minimal disruption; be prepared to document how you would ensure uninterrupted service (for future solicitations).

Related opportunities

How to act on this

  1. Log this award notice under your telecom pipeline for NAICS 517111 and track DISA/DITCO Europe for follow-on re-competes.
  2. Review the BidPulsar notice record and any publicly available linked documents for more detail on the service description (if available).
  3. Build a capture plan focused on continuity telecom leases in the same regions and service type.

If you want a second set of eyes on whether a DISA telecom notice is a true competitive opening or an award/continuity signal—and what to do next—contact Federal Bid Partners LLC for capture and compliance support.

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