Advanced Biddings - Procurement Opportunities

The tender requires the installation of 60,000 lbs of corrosion protection (hot-dip galvanized), pier brackets, and polyfill for foundation support and soil stabilization. Bidders must visit the site to verify conditions before submitting their bids. The bid includes all materials, labor, equipment, permits, and applicable taxes. Coordination with college facilities staff is required for permits, inspections, certificate of insurance, and W9 forms. Special care must be taken to avoid utilities, including existing and new fiber optic lines, during excavation and installation. The project is located at the Okeefe Center, rear southwest corner.

This broad agency announcement (BAA) solicits proposals for research, development, and prototyping in various chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE) defense areas. The BAA outlines numerous research areas, including aerosol characterization, biological detection, chemical detection, early warning systems, smoke and obscurants, modeling and simulation, collective and respiratory protection, decontamination, countermeasures, flame and incendiary technology, explosives detection, chemical forensics, advanced materials and manufacturing, analytical toxicology, target defeat technology, artificial intelligence, microsensors, and advanced manufacturing. The BAA also details submission procedures, including pre-proposals and full proposals, evaluation criteria, and award administration. Specific requirements for pre-proposals, full proposals, and past performance are outlined. The BAA also addresses security requirements, key personnel qualifications, subcontractor management, company financial statements, research involving animals, human subjects, and human cadavers. The government may pursue production of any successfully developed prototypes through a follow-on contract. Certain types of information submitted to the government are exempt from disclosure requirements for a period of five years.

This is a Request for Innovative Participation (RFIP) for solutions to improve the NATO innovation process. Solutions must be applicable in a federated information environment, interoperable, intuitive, and require minimal training. Solutions are sought at various development stages, from advanced concepts to commercial off-the-shelf applications. Solutions related to detecting, intercepting, or neutralizing fiber optic drones, and those involving cognitive domains, are particularly encouraged. The deadline for submission is May 30, 2025, 5 PM Eastern Time (Norfolk, VA). NATO HQ Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (HQ SACT) will not pay for any costs associated with responding to this RFIP or participating in the Innovation Challenge. Non-response to this RFIP does not preclude participation in any future RFPs.

The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District intends to issue a solicitation package for the renovation of building 606. The procurement will be via a Request for Proposal (RFP) using a Best Value Trade-off (BVTO) method. The RFP will be posted electronically on SAM (System for Award Management) on or about May 23, 2025, and proposals are due approximately 30 days later. Bidders must be registered in the Central Contractor Registry (CCR). The period of performance is approximately **** calendar days from the notice to proceed date. All questions must be submitted in writing via email. Project specification files and drawings are in PDF format. Prospective contractors must be registered in SAM. gov prior to award. The estimated total value of the project is between $100,000,000 and $250,000,000.

This is a competitive solicitation for innovative commercial products, technologies, and services to modernize the U. S. Army's Organic Industrial Base (OIB). The solicitation is open until September 30, 2030, and may be extended. It uses a multi-phased approach: submission of written solution briefs, presentation pitches (if applicable), and requests for commercial solution proposals (CSPs). Companies may submit multiple solution briefs for a single Area of Interest (AOI). Proposals are evaluated based on responsiveness to the AOI, technical merit, and availability of funding. The government reserves the right to request additional information and may forgo certain phases based on merit. Awards will be fixed-price, using FAR part 12 acquisition of commercial items or other authority. Companies must register in the System for Award Management (SAM) and the prescribed government invoicing system (PIE). The solicitation process is covered by the Procurement Integrity Act (PIA).