Weather Data Biddings - Procurement Opportunities

This procurement seeks the manufacture and delivery of temperate weather marine corp combat boots. The solicitation is a 100% small business set-aside, evaluated under best value trade-off procedures. Offerors must include product demonstration models (PDMs). The contract is firm-fixed price, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) with four one-year ordering periods/tiered pricing periods. Minimum quantity is 10,470 pairs. Maximum quantity is 209,400 pairs. The government reserves the right to perform conversions to similar construction items due to military readiness requirements. Inspection/acceptance will be at origin. Offerors must register on the DLA Internet Bid Board System (DIBBS) to receive notifications and submit proposals electronically. All items used in the fabrication of the end item must be 100% US made out of 100% US materials. Technical data can be requested through a web-based system. Availability of solicitations, FAR ****(d) applies.

This is a two-step broad agency announcement (BAA) for innovative technical approach concept papers addressing space and cyber technologies to counter emerging space threats. Concept papers are due within 60 months, through February 23, 2029. Offerors whose concept papers are of interest may be invited to submit a formal proposal. The government will use government personnel and federally funded research and development contractors for evaluation. Offerors may object to specific companies/personnel within 10 calendar days prior to submission. Concept papers should not exceed 10 pages and should identify if the offeror or a proposed subcontractor is a small business. The anticipated ceiling available for this effort is up to $99 million over the BAA's 5-year active period. The government may terminate work at any time if it no longer meets government requirements. The government may choose to award partial, none, or the full scope of the work proposed. All submissions must be shared at the appropriate classification level.

This is a two-step broad agency announcement (BAA) for innovative technical approach concept papers addressing space and cyber technologies to counter emerging space threats. Concept papers are due within 60 months, through February 23, 2029. Offerors whose concept papers are of interest may be invited to submit a formal proposal. The government will use government personnel and federally funded research and development contractors for evaluation. Offerors may object to specific companies/personnel within 10 calendar days prior to submission. Concept papers should not exceed 10 pages and should identify if the offeror or a proposed subcontractor is a small business. The anticipated ceiling available for this effort is up to $99 million over the BAA's 5-year active period. The government may terminate work at any time if it no longer meets government requirements. The government may choose to award partial, none, or the full scope of the work proposed. All submissions must be shared at the appropriate classification level.

This is a pre-solicitation notice for the repair or alteration of penal facilities. A single solicitation will be issued on or about May 21, 2025, exclusively through the SAM. gov website. The project involves replacing the perimeter detection system, including sensor cable installation, fence alarm systems, weather station, microwaves, and remote alarm notification system. Contractors must be registered on SAM. gov and meet the small business size standard of 25 million. The estimated project value is between 250,000 and 500,000. All secure documents require an active SAM. gov vendor registration and a valid marketing partner identification number (MPIN). The notice includes details on required technical data, drawings, and grounding plans. Interested parties are responsible for continuously monitoring the SAM. gov website for updates.