Latest US Data Transfer Contracts & Bids

The contract is for vehicular power transmission components, specifically a transfer transmission assembly. The solicitation is a sole-source contract to Textron Systems. Access to technical data requires certification under the United States Canada Joint Certification Program (JCP). The delivery time is 360 days after the first article test (FAT) approval.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is seeking proposals for a File Management Categorization and Analysis Tool (FMcat). The solicitation includes requirements for software, services, and labor hours. The offer due date is October 13, 2025, at 11:59 PM EST. The technical approach, management plan, and past performance are key evaluation factors. The oral presentation is also required. The FDIC will evaluate proposals based on technical approach, management plan, oral presentation, past performance, and price. The offeror must submit the pricing schedule. The offer must be valid for at least 120 days. The offeror must provide a comprehensive and complete written technical approach and management plan. The offeror must submit a past performance volume with its proposal. The offeror must provide the information in a separate volume. The offeror must use the excel spreadsheet with their submission. The offeror must submit the certifications in the volume of its proposal entitled additional information. The offeror must provide the information in a separate volume of the quoteproposal, with a cover page that identifies the solicitation number, the offerors name, and any other information the offeror believes may support its status as a manufacturer or supplier. The offeror must provide the following subcontractor information: name, address, and unique entity identifier uei number of the subcontractor, if the subcontractor has a uei number. The offeror must submit the pricing schedule. The offeror must submit fully loaded rates, as applicable. Offers failing to propose a price for all mandatory labor categories or items may receive no further consideration and may be eliminated. The offeror must provide a comprehensive and complete written technical approach and management plan. The offeror must submit a past performance volume with its proposal. The offeror must provide the information in a separate volume. The offeror must use the excel spreadsheet with their submission. The offeror must submit the certifications in the volume of its proposal entitled additional information. The offeror must provide the information in a separate volume of the quoteproposal, with a cover page that identifies the solicitation number, the offerors name, and any other information the offeror believes may support its status as a manufacturer or supplier. The offeror must provide the following subcontractor information: name, address, and unique entity identifier uei number of the subcontractor, if the subcontractor has a uei number. The offeror must submit the pricing schedule. The offeror must submit fully loaded rates, as applicable. Offers failing to propose a price for all mandatory labor categories or items may receive no further consideration and may be eliminated.

The government intends to solicit and negotiate with only one source. Proposals will be considered if received within 45 days (or 30 days if award is issued under an existing basic ordering agreement). Interested parties may identify their capability to satisfy the government's requirement with a commercial item within 15 days.