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This is a sources sought notice for the acquisition of art therapy training for the Midatlantic Service Unit (MASU). The training will be provided to staff and potentially local community tribal members. The training must be culturally competent, trauma-informed, and evidence-based. The training will be held at three locations in Virginia. The contracting officer will give priority to Indian Economic Enterprises (IEEs) and Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises (ISBEs) to the maximum extent possible. Interested firms must respond in writing via email, including company name, contact information, FSS SEWP contract number (if applicable), DUNS number or SAM unique entity identifier number, tax ID number, business category (IEE or ISBE), a capability statement, and complete the attached IHS IEE form. The government will use responses to this notice to make an appropriate acquisition decision.

The RFP seeks proposals for operating a campus bookstore at Texas Tech University, including textbook, course material, and merchandise sales. The successful proposer will be responsible for various operational requirements, including maintaining competitive pricing, integrating with the university's learning management system, providing open educational resources, and complying with various university policies and regulations. The deadline for proposal submission is July 21, 2025, at 2:00 PM Central Time. The RFP outlines evaluation criteria, including financial considerations, demonstrated ability to fulfill requirements, value-added options, and quality assurance plans. Additional information, such as a site visit and online solicitation conference, is available in the RFP document.

The solicitation is set aside exclusively for qualified SBA 8(a) contractors. The department is seeking to renew licenses for the enterprise emergency notification and accountability (ENA) system and acquire maintenance and support labor for tier 2 and tier 3 helpdesk. The Blackberry ATHOC system is used and is FedRAMP approved. The services include IT and telecommunications end-user as a service, help desk tier 1 & 2, workspace, print, productivity tools, software as a service, service contracts, subscription-based software provisioning, and device rentals.

The US Embassy in Nassau, Bahamas requires preventive maintenance services for antiram anticlimb barriers at the new embassy compound. The contract is a firm fixed price purchase order for one year, commencing between August 1, 2025 and October 1, 2025. Proposals are due by close of business on July 8, 2025, and should be submitted via email to ***@***. *. * contractor must provide all supervision, qualified labor, tools, test equipment, materials, and training. Specific maintenance tasks are detailed for various types of barriers (wedge, hydraulic, beam, speed gates). The contractor must follow manufacturer-specific maintenance procedures and general industry practices. The contractor must include the embassy's locally engaged staff in all aspects of the site work, providing on-the-job training. The contractor is responsible for proper disposal of hazardous substances. Deliverables include reports, certificates, and lists of spares. The contractor must submit a checklist for the contracting officer's approval prior to work commencement. Insurance requirements and local law registration are also specified. The contractor must provide a plan for preparing to assume responsibilities within 15 days of contract award. Onsite contacts and invoice submission procedures are detailed. Additional information on operating in the Bahamas is available at www. ***. *. *