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GSA provides a one-stop-shop for wireless and mobile solutions. We help you save time, money, and resources when purchasing and managing the latest in wireless technology. The Schedule 70 Special Item Number (SIN) 132-53 program centralizes and consolidates mobility solutions for increased convenience and rapid access to commercially available wireless solutions and industry partners.
Review the list of 11 subcategories that comprise the Wireless Mobility Services SIN Program:
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Wireless Carrier Services (include, but are not limited to, Wireless Telecommunications Carriers and Telecommunication Resellers of Wireless Services) provide mobile communications services across CONUS and OCONUS locations.
Includes mobile infrastructure equipment for implementing mobile solutions or enhancing wireless communications. Also includes end-points and miscellaneous hardware if included with a mobile solution(s) or service.
A subscription-based, mobile endpoint management service suite enabling the endpoint to be acquired, managed, and utilized as a service. Service provider retains asset ownership and provides service regarding asset issuance, endpoint performance management, service plan management, mobility management software, and support services into a full solution that minimizes prior device-centric costs and operations.
A cohesive set of tools, software, and service capabilities for provisioning, management, security, and control of mobile endpoint functionality, its applications, features, and content.
Mobile application development and delivery service comprised of platform, tools, services, and libraries to develop, integrate, test and publish mobile applications to backend cloud storage and processing resources.
Enterprise solutions that support the lifecycle management of mobility and telecom-related assets.
Includes software, processes, and tools required to test, validate, and verify mobile apps against a baseline of security, privacy and organization-specific requirements and policies.
Solutions and services that monitor the mobile endpoint in real-time to identify mobile threats that may compromise the mobile endpoint, mobile applications, or data residing on the device that are not addressed by EMM/MDM or App Vetting.
Mobile Identity Management is a set of complementary products and solutions that issue and maintain certificates, which may include Derived PIV Credential usage.
The design, development, operation, or maintenance of an infrastructure of networked components comprised of computing resources, digital sensors, actuators, and human interfaces that are combined into systems to achieve specific goals.
Wireless communication services not commonly used across agency enterprises due to unique usage, features, niche application or legacy technology requirements. Examples include: paging, short-term rental/disposable endpoint component, and satellite-only communications providers. Vendors under 132-53 prior to SIN rewrite, who DO NOT fall under the subcategories, 1-10, will be placed under subcategory 11, (Other/Mobile Services).
Industry partners who would like to be added should complete the Modification Checklist [DOCX - 20 KB].
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