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This RFI seeks information on technologies to reduce manufacturing costs and increase production rates for launched effects and small unmanned aerial systems. Respondents are asked to provide detailed information on current manufacturing methods, emerging technologies, scalability and supply chain considerations, and potential ROI. Responses must be submitted electronically via email to specified points of contact, without attachments of certain file types. The government will use the information to determine whether to issue a future solicitation.

The General Services Administration is seeking a sole source vendor for maintenance and monitoring of an intrusion detection system. The justification for sole sourcing is based on the vendor's 10+ years of service, cost savings, and avoidance of security lapses. The anticipated award date is August 15, 2025. The deadline for submission of proposals is August 4, 2025, at 12:00 noon EST. The contracting officer's signature and telephone number are included in the notice.

This is a broad agency announcement (BAA) for aviation and missile research and development (AMR&D). The solicitation is open to US firms as prime contractors, with foreign entities allowed as subcontractors. Applicants must be registered in SAM. gov and have a valid Unique Entity Identifier (UEI). The process involves a two-step approach: concept papers (step one) followed by full proposals (step two) for some projects. Detailed submission instructions, including page limits, formatting requirements (PDF, Arial font, single spacing), and file size limitations (10MB), are provided in attachments. Cost sharing may be required, and the government will evaluate proposals based on technical merit, approach, and offeror capability. Post-award reporting requirements, including final technical and financial reports, are outlined. Additional requirements, such as export control compliance, may apply depending on the specific project.

This sources sought notice is for the continued development of the modular effect launcher (MEL) system, phase III. Interested US companies are invited to submit a capabilities statement addressing their ability to meet the requirements, including prototyping capabilities, manufacturing experience, aircraft integration, airworthiness approval, and specific technical skills. Responses must be submitted through the DOD safe access file exchange, with an email submission request at least three business days prior to the due date. Responses are limited to 10 pages and must be unclassified. All questions must be submitted via email to the points of contact identified in the notice.

This is a broad agency announcement (BAA) for aviation and missile research and development (AMR&D). The solicitation is open to US firms as prime contractors, with foreign entities allowed as subcontractors. Applicants must be registered in SAM. gov and have a valid Unique Entity Identifier (UEI). The process uses a one-step or two-step approach. One-step submissions are full proposals, while two-step submissions start with concept papers. Detailed submission instructions, including page limits, formatting requirements (PDF, Arial font, single spacing), and file size limitations (10MB), are provided in attachments. Cost sharing may be required, and the government may use non-government contracted support personnel for evaluation. Post-award reporting requirements, including final technical and financial reports, are outlined. Protests can be submitted electronically to the contracting officer or the Government Accountability Office (GAO). Additional agency-specific clauses and requirements may apply depending on the awarding agency.