Wireless Mobility Solutions

On this page:  SIN 517312 basics  |  Scope  |  Features and benefits  |  Is SIN 517312 right for my requirements?  | Order through MAS  |  Sell through MAS

SIN 517312 basics

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Eligible users

Federal, state, local, and tribal agencies (check eligibility)

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Contract type

Multiple Award Schedule - Information Technology Category

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NAICS

517112

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Vendor list

See eLibrary

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Scope

Wireless Mobility Solutions (SIN 517312) connects agencies with wireless carrier services, mobility infrastructure, device and application management software, mobile security tools, and telecom expense management through one Best-in-class special item number. 

Contractors are awarded and cataloged across 11 subcategories, helping you target your request to the capabilities you need. You can combine more than one subcategory in a single request and task order.

The official subcategory names are listed below, with current industry terms included to help you identify today’s equivalent capabilities: 

• Wireless Carrier Services — Stay connected wherever the mission takes you. Purchase voice and data plans and features for CONUS and OCONUS locations, service-enabling devices bundled with those plans, and wireless infrastructure offered under a lease or recurring charge. Available services may include current-generation wireless capabilities such as 5G and eSIM.
• Mobility Infrastructure — Build a connected workforce. Infrastructure equipment, user interfaces, and hardware included with a mobile solution or service; for example, equipment supporting mobile connectivity at an agency facility.
• Mobility-as-a-Service — Simplify the entire device lifecycle. Use subscription-based endpoint management in which the provider retains asset ownership. Services may include planning, provisioning, kitting, device refresh, help desk support, and end-of-life disposal. These services may also be described as Device-as-a-Service or managed device lifecycle services.
• Enterprise Mobility Management — Manage and secure mobility from one place. Management of devices, applications, content, configurations, and access, including capabilities commonly provided through Unified Endpoint Management; for example, remotely configuring, securing, or wiping an agency smartphone.
• Mobile Backend-as-a-Service — Turn mobile application ideas into solutions. Platforms, application programming interfaces, tools, and cloud services for developing and integrating mobile applications—for example, securely connecting a field application to agency data or cloud storage.
• Telecom Expense Management — Know what you have, what you use, and what you spend. Manage mobility and telecommunications assets throughout their lifecycle, including cataloging, ordering, deployment, inventory, invoice validation, cost optimization, disposition, and reporting. These capabilities may also be described as Technology Expense Management.
• Mobile Application Vetting — Test applications before they introduce risk. Static and dynamic testing against security, privacy, and agency policy requirements; for example, checking an application for malicious code, insecure data storage, or excessive permissions.
• Mobile Threat Protection — Detect mobile threats before they disrupt the mission. Monitor and respond to device, application, operating-system, phishing, and network threats. These capabilities are commonly referred to today as Mobile Threat Defense and may integrate with Enterprise Mobility Management or Unified Endpoint Management platforms.
• Mobile Identity Management — Give the right users secure access from trusted mobile devices. Obtain certificate issuance and maintenance, Derived Personal Identity Verification Credentials, Wi-Fi and virtual private network authentication, application access, encryption, and document signing. These capabilities may support broader Identity, Credential, and Access Management and zero-trust solutions.
• Internet of Things — Connect physical assets to mission data. Design, integration, security, and management of connected devices, sensors, gateways, and edge-computing solutions. For example, sensors that monitor facilities, vehicles, equipment, or environmental conditions.
• Other/Mobile Services — Meet specialized wireless needs. Paging, short-term rental or limited-use endpoints, and other specialized mobile services not covered by the primary subcategories. Satellite-only communications may also be available; contact our team to confirm the appropriate acquisition path. 

Device ordering limitation: Service enabling devices may be included only when ordered with the associated wireless service. Standalone devices are not available through this Special Item Number.

Features and benefits

• Best-in-Class — SIN 517312 carries a governmentwide Best-in-Class designation for strong pricing, management, and data practices.
• Flexible ordering — Purchase multiple mobility capabilities under one SIN and combine subcategories in a single task order.
• Competitive choices — Compete among qualified contractors, including small businesses, and consider socioeconomic set-asides when appropriate.
• Free support — The Wireless Mobility Solutions team can help confirm scope and identify your next step.
• Broad government access — Available to federal agencies and eligible state, local, territorial, and tribal governments through authorized purchasing programs like Cooperative Purchasing and Disaster Purchasing.

Is SIN 517312 right for my requirements? 

Agencies can use Wireless Mobility Solutions to:

• Provide cellular voice and data services to personnel in CONUS and OCONUS locations.
• Manage, secure, and refresh government-furnished and bring-your-own-device mobile endpoints.
• Control telecommunications spending and manage the full mobility asset lifecycle.
• Extend wireless coverage through distributed antenna systems and available 5G capabilities.
• Vet mobile applications and detect device, application, network, and operating-system threats.
• Issue and manage Derived Personal Identity Verification Credentials on mobile devices.
• Deploy, secure, and support Internet of Things sensors and connected devices.

Order through MAS

Wireless Mobility Solutions provide access to qualified contractors, established MAS ordering procedures, and GSA support when you need it. 

1. Review SIN 517312 and available contractors 

2. Request quotes by posting your requirement in GSA eBuy

3. Select the solution that best meets your needs

4. Select and award

Optional planning tools

Use these tools if you need help preparing your requirement: 

• Data survey template Inventory your devices, usage, and locations.
• Request for quotation generator Turn your voice and data needs into a draft request.
• Wireless cost savings calculator Estimate device costs and potential savings. 

Need help getting started? Email wireless@gsa.gov for a free scope review, and we can help you determine whether SIN 517312 is the right acquisition path for your requirement.

For detailed acquisition and ordering guidance, including state and local purchasing programs, see help with MAS buying. When using an interagency contract, your agency’s internal acquisition policies and ordering procedures continue to apply.

Sell through MAS

Current contract holders can submit a modification to add a SIN in the eOffer/eMod portal.

If you’re new to MAS, follow the MAS Roadmap guidance for preparing and sending an offer.