User Feedback Government Bids & RFPs

The closing date for bids is June 17, 2026, at 12:00 PM. closing: 6/17/2026 12: 00 pm

The solicitation due date is July 2, 2026, with bids due no later than 4:00 PM. solicitation due date: **** solicitation due time: 4:00 pm

Offerors must demonstrate prior experience in the development of personnel selection systems, specifically for law enforcement supervisory positions, and for projects testing a minimum of 500 candidates in multiple locations simultaneously. include experience in the development of personnel selection systems. give specific references to any prior work done with law enforcement supervisory positions.

The bid notice states that thirty (30) prototype systems are to be delivered within 90 days after project award for Segment I. For Segment II, ten (10) additional prototypes are to be delivered within 90 days of Segment II authorization. The bid notice states deliver thirty 30 prototype systems. provide evidence demonstrating a minimum technology readiness level trl of 5 and manufacturing readiness level mrl of 5.

The bid notice states The government will select two performers to proceed to segment II, which consists of phases ii and iii. this downselect decision will be based on the following criteria: user feedbackaffordability of the prototypeavailability of fundsa government evaluation the test results from phase i test requirements outlined in attachment 1, tables 2 and 3.

The bid notice states The government intends to make up to five 5 other transaction agreements for segment i phase i. downselections will be conducted only at the conclusion of each segment. following the completion of segment i, the government will evaluate performers and downselect up to two solutions to proceed to the segment ii option phase ii and iii.

The bid notice states If an offeror identifies a potential error, omission, or other issue in the drafft call for solutions, the offeror must notify the government pocs in writing during the question period. The deadline for inquiries is March 26, 2026. The bid notice states all inquiries must be submitted via email to both pocs **** eastern time on 26 march 2026.

The Army is targeting a 12-month delivery from the time of award, with the timeline to be finalized with the Phase 3 award and may be accelerated or delayed based on selected solutions.

The CSO process allows the government to make tradeoffs based on capability and cost, and the contractor is encouraged to provide a proposal that best meets the Area of Interest (AOI).

Vendors should describe their proven commercial or non-developmental item as it exists today, highlighting existing reliability and maturity, and explaining which desired attributes are already present.