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The US Army Corps of Engineers intends to award a sole-source contract to the University of Montana for developing web-based hydrogeomorphic tools and associated user guides. Capability statements are due by 1:00 Central Time, Tuesday, August 19, 2025, and must be submitted as a Microsoft Office Word, Microsoft Office Excel, or Adobe PDF attachment to the specified email addresses.

This is a non-personal services contract for testing and certifying lightning protection systems at Camp Darby, Italy. The contractor is responsible for providing personnel, equipment, and all necessary items to perform the services. A quality control plan (QCP) must be submitted within 10 days of contract award, along with a work plan within 10 workdays. The government will review these plans and provide feedback within 10 days. The contractor must also provide an initial installation pass log within 3 workdays of contract award. The contract requires compliance with Italian and US regulations, including safety and environmental standards. The contractor must provide reports in both Italian and English within 7 days of inspections. The government will provide fire protection, water, and electric power. The contractor is responsible for coordinating with the COR to obtain a hot work permit. The contractor must ensure all employees are properly trained and identified. The government has unlimited rights to all documents and materials produced under the contract. The contractor must notify the contracting officer immediately of any potential organizational conflict of interest (OCI). The contractor must comply with all local laws and standards regarding environmental protection. The contractor is responsible for the disposal of all waste generated from the work. Reports on waste diversion must be submitted semiannually. The contractor must comply with all applicable safety laws and regulations, including those of the host nation. The contractor must provide a safety and health protection plan (SIGE) two weeks prior to mobilization. All contractor employees must complete anti-terrorism (AT) level I training within 30 calendar days of contract award or employment. All contractor employees must complete operations security (OPSEC) level I training within 30 calendar days of employment. The contractor must brief all employees on the local IWATCH program training standards. The contractor certifies that all electrical and electronic equipment furnished are in compliance with the electromagnetic compatibility directive 2004/108/EC.

This notice is for the annual inspection, testing, diagnostics, and maintenance services of Hurst brand spreaders, cutters, combination spreader-cutters, rams, and strong arms at several Marine Corps installations. The procurement is justified as a sole source due to exclusive licensing agreements with Hurst, the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), and the need for urgent maintenance to comply with NFPA standards and manufacturer specifications. The authorized provider is L. N. Curtis Sons. The notice includes details about the equipment at each location, and the justification for sole sourcing.

This notice justifies a sole-source acquisition for annual inspection, testing, diagnostics, maintenance, and calibration services for 25 Zoll brand XSeries monitors/defibrillators. The justification is based on the fact that only Zoll Medical Corporation, as the OEM, possesses the necessary proprietary rights, including patents, copyrights, and trade secrets, to perform these services. The services are essential to ensure device reliability, extend the life of the equipment, and prevent costly repairs, as mandated by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and manufacturer specifications. The notice highlights the risks associated with using non-OEM parts or services, including compromised device performance, increased failure rates, legal and regulatory risks, and patient safety concerns. The notice also emphasizes the urgency of the requirement.