Latest US Ordnance Survey Contracts & Bids

The Army Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal (ACCDTA) is seeking information from potential contractors (small and large businesses) for the production of a military receiver, cartridge (NSN: ****, part ****). A technical data package (TD) is associated with this procurement, requiring a ****, Military Critical Technical Data Agreement, on file with the Defense Logistics Information Service (DLIS). Responses, including relevant sales media and product manuals, are due by Wednesday, July 9, 2025, at 12:00 PM EST, via email to ***@***. *. * subject line should be receiver cartridge, survey response. The government is willing to accept trade secret or confidential restrictions on qualifying data. Responses must clearly mark proprietary and confidential information. This is a sources sought notice and not a request for proposals; no contract will be awarded based on this survey.

This is a Sources Sought Notice Request for Information (RFI) for a ground penetration radar survey. The survey will cover a 200-acre area at Tolicha Peak Electronic Combat Range (TPECR) to identify and map potential unexploded ordnance (UXO) hazards. The survey must adhere to specific technical requirements, including equipment specifications, depth penetration, location accuracy, survey methodology, data recording, and onsite marking. Personnel must submit their information for security background checks within three days of the Notice to Proceed (NTP). A mandatory safety briefing and site visit will be conducted. The contractor must submit a detailed description of their proposed methodology, equipment, and procedures for conducting the fieldwork to the government project manager for review and approval. The government will conduct a site inspection to verify the accuracy and completeness of the contractor's fieldwork and marking. A comprehensive report, including maps, tables, and descriptions of detected anomalies, must be submitted. The government will provide comments on the draft final report within two weeks of receipt. The contractor shall submit the final report, incorporating all government comments, within one week of receiving government comments. Project closure activities, including final invoice submission and acceptance, shall be completed within two weeks of final report approval by the government. Only electronic responses will be accepted. Responses must be submitted electronically to the following email address: ***@***. *. * subject line of the email must be **** nttr ground penetrating radar gpr survey.

This is a Sources Sought Notice Request for Information (RFI) for a ground penetration radar survey. The survey will cover a 200-acre area at Tolicha Peak Electronic Combat Range (TPECR) to identify and map potential unexploded ordnance (UXO) hazards. The survey must adhere to specific technical requirements, including equipment (GSsi SIR **** surveyor coupled to 350 MHz hyper stacked antennae or approved equivalent), depth penetration (minimum 10 feet), location accuracy (12 inches), survey methodology (ground penetrating microwave radar and EM imaging), data recording (continuous data logging with accurate GPS coordinates), onsite marking (bright orange flags, stakes, or warning tape), and environmental considerations. The vendor must submit personnel information for security background checks within three calendar days of the Notice to Proceed (NTP). The government will review the contractor's proposed methodology and equipment within ten days of receipt. Contractor mobilization to the site can commence immediately following security clearance approval. A mandatory safety and project briefing will be held on the first day on site. The contractor shall complete all field work and marking within four weeks. Following completion of field work, the contractor shall have three weeks to verify, process, and analyze all collected data, and to produce a georeferenced CAD drawing. The government will conduct a site inspection to verify the accuracy and completeness of the contractor's fieldwork and marking. The contractor shall submit a draft final report within four weeks of completing data verification and processing. The government will provide comments on the draft final report within two weeks of receipt. The contractor shall submit the final report, incorporating all government comments, within one week of receiving government comments. Project closure activities, including final invoice submission and acceptance, shall be completed within two weeks of final report approval by the government. All design and construction must be in compliance with the most recent versions of various codes and standards. Proposals should include all required costs and an integrated schedule showing required activities to accomplish the necessary work. Deliverables required for project execution must be included in the schedule.