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The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) intends to award a sole-source contract extension to Yorktown Systems Group, Inc. for office administration support services. The period of performance is from September 8, 2025, to November 7, 2025. Responses demonstrating the ability to provide seamless administrative services, with in-depth knowledge of MDA systems, security protocols, and operational procedures, are requested. All responses must be received within 15 days of the posting date. No telephone inquiries will be accepted.

This acquisition is conducted under the authority of the multiple award schedule program. The requirement serves as a sole source logical follow-on to establish a bridge between ongoing services and an upcoming blanket purchase agreement (BPA) recompete. The performance work statement (PWS) outlines requirements for application operations and maintenance support for the Rangeland Administration System (RAS). The RAS provides grazing administrative support and management reports, and serves as an electronic calendar for issuance of applications and authorizations. The estimated value is not explicitly stated in a numerical format. The period of performance is a 6-month base period with a 6-month option period, with a maximum of six one-month options. The requirement is being pursued as a sole source award to NexGen Technologies, a small business, citing FAR 8. 4056a1ic. The contracting officer has verified that the current order was competed under a multiple award BPA. The decision is crucial due to high risks and potential impacts the agency could face, including significant operational disruptions, data fragmentation, financial challenges, and increased operational costs. The absence of RAS would hinder effective decision-making and expose the agency to security risks. Continuing with NexGen Technologies is the most suitable option due to their strong track record and firsthand knowledge of the project requirements. This approach will ensure efficient service delivery while supporting small businesses.

This is a single-source contract award announcement for consulting services related to improving air traffic operations and internal program management for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The services will be provided by Goldratt Consulting LLC using the Theory of Constraints methodology. The announcement is for informational purposes only and is not a solicitation for proposals.

This notice describes a requirement for a one-year contract to provide custom surgical packs to the Audie L. Murphy VA Medical Center and its supporting facilities. The contract will cover **** medical and surgical instruments, equipment, and supplies, and a supply chain management service. The place of performance includes the Audie L. Murphy VA Medical Center and the Northwest Health Care Center, with potential for two additional sites. The period of performance is one year.

This document justifies the sole-source acquisition of modifications for the Atlas Devices counterweight offload astronaut sensor, telemetry, and electronics rig coaster. The modifications are needed to fulfill telemetry-based suited and unsuited gravity offload testing at NASA's Johnson Space Center. The modifications address critical accommodations for pressurized space suits in Artemis III, improved dynamic system feedback, and adaptation to the Johnson Space Center's space vehicle mockup facility. Atlas Devices is the sole source provider due to their proprietary knowledge and expertise in the design and modification of the coaster system. A notice was published on SAM. gov (June 26, 2025) informing potential sources of NASA's intent to award this sole-source modification. No responses were received. A price analysis will be performed prior to the execution of the modification to ensure a fair and reasonable price. The estimated period of performance is from the award date through October 30, 2025.