Notice ID: 7c8c4f1fd309b6c706d981b30a696070Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Energy IDIQ II- SOL-OAA-17-000108
Archived on October 8, 2019. Full description on SAM.gov.
Overview
- Posted
- October 7, 2019
- Notice type
- Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
- Set-aside
- Partial Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
- NAICS
- 541990: All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
- Agency
- Agency for International Development
Notice details
- Office
- USAID M/OAA
- Place of performance
- Worldwide
- PSC
- R: SUPPORT SVCS (PROF, ADMIN, MGMT)
- Last updated
- Dec 4, 2025
Identifiers
- Solicitation number
- SOL-OAA-17-000108
- Notice ID
- 7c8c4f1fd309b6c706d981b30a696070
Description
ENERGY II IDIQs were awarded to the following organizations: Abt Associates Inc 6130 Executive Blvd Rockville, MD 20852 Contract #: 7200AA19D00021 AECOM International Development 3101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 900 Arlington, VA 22201 Contract #: 7200AA19D00022 Chemonics International, Inc. 1717 H. Street, NW Washington, DC 20006 Contract #: 72000AA19D00023 CORE International, Inc. 9130 Willow Gate Lane Bethesda, MD 20817 Contract #: 7200AA19D00024 Deloitte Consulting LLP 1919 North Lynn Street Arlington, VA 22209 Contract #: 7200AA1900025 ECODIT LLC 1300 Wilson Blvd, Suite 920 Arlington, VA 22209 Contract #: 7200AA19D00026 NUMARK 1220 19th Street, NW, Suite 500 Washington, DC 20036 Contract #: 7200AA19D00027 RTI 3040 E. Cornwallis Road Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 Contract #: 7200AA19D00028 TETRA TECH ES 1320 North Courthouse Road, Suite 600 Arlington, VA 22201 Contract #: 7200AA19D00029
Award Overview
No prior contract identified
No matching prior contract was found within an 18-month window using the same agency, NAICS, place-of-performance state, and PSC. This may be a new requirement, or the prior award uses a different classification.
Contacts
Documents
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Lifecycle
Solicitation:
SOL-OAA-17-000108- Pre-Solicitation
- Combined Synopsis
- Pre-SolicitationAug 4, 2017
Energy II Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract
- 13×Combined SynopsisCurrentDec 14, 2017
Energy IDIQ II- SOL-OAA-17-000108
Similar Opportunities
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This amendment only impacts submissions submitted after 6 November. All submissions should be submitted to the Golden Dome Ecosystem Hub at https://hub.goldendome.mil/gateway/ Two distinct submission tracks.Track 1: Optional Pre-Screening via Two-Page Technical Executive Summary (Strongly Encouraged, Not Mandatory) and Track 2: Direct Submission of White Paper. You do not need to resubmit your White Paper, however please ensure your company is registered in the GDA HUB. Office of the Secretary of War, Golden Dome for America (GDA) Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) HQ0202-26-S-0001 for GDA Technology Development, Deployment and Program Support Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) Summary HQ0202-26-S-0001 P0001 Title: GDA Technology Development, Deployment and Program Support Open Period: Initiation to 30 September 2035 Opportunity Description: The United States homeland faces increasing risk and remains relatively undefended against a new generation of advanced weapons actively being developed by adversaries. GDA’s core mission is to rapidly field defenses that protect Americans and critical infrastructure from this real, complex, and growing threat. These threats include sophisticated ballistic missiles, hypersonic weapons, advanced cruise missiles, and other modern aerial systems. To achieve this unprecedented mission within a compressed timeline, GDA will operate as an agile organization with a mandate to leverage commercial innovation. Rapid and flexible contracting approaches will accelerate the adoption of critical technologies, unconstrained by legacy policy and regulatory limitations. This CSO enables GDA to identify and select vendors whose solutions demonstrate the greatest potential to advance the GDA mission. Submissions will be evaluated through a merit‑based peer review, technical review, or operational review process consistent with 10 U.S.C. § 3458. Under this CSO, GDA has Other Transaction (OT) Authority to partner with nontraditional defense contractors (NDC) and non‑profit research institutions, as well as traditional defense contractors to execute prototype projects directly relevant to enhancing the mission effectiveness of military personnel and the platforms, systems, components, or materials to be acquired or developed by the Department of War. This includes improvements to platforms, systems, components, or materials currently in use by the Armed Forces for GDA’s mission. GDA may also utilize FAR‑based procurement methods for acquiring services. This CSO serves as a competitive mechanism for awarding OT prototype agreements, follow‑on prototype or production agreements, or FAR‑based contracts. The determination of whether an award will be executed as an OT agreement or a FAR‑based contract rests solely with the Government. POINT OF CONTACT: All questions and submissions related to this CSO shall only be sent via e-mail to: osd.pentagon.ousd-r-e.mbx.gda-contracting@mail.mil | Solicitation | 04/01/2031 |
This is a Draft Request for Quotation (RFQ) for The National Performance Management Research Data Set (NPMRDS) and Technical and Data-Sharing Support. Please read the draft RFQ carefully and thoroughly. Questions (Q&A) about this draft RFQ must be emailed and received by Agency POC's no later than 12:00 NOON ET Friday, November 6, 2026. Please see attached draft RFQ for Q&A submission instructions. Any questions submitted via SAM.gov will not be considered or answered. Thank you. | Pre-Solicitation | 11/06/2026 |
SUBJECT: Request for Information (RFI) for non-personal services to support the Solutions for Intelligence Analysis 4 (SIA 4) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) 1. INTRODUCTION It is the Virginia Contracting Activity’s (VaCA’s) policy to foster productive exchanges of information between the Government and vendors before issuing requests for proposals (RFPs). This is a Request for Information (RFI) only. This is not a solicitation or RFP. The Government will not award any contracts based solely on this RFI, nor will the Government pay for any costs incurred in responding to this announcement. No RFP currently exists; therefore, please do not request a copy of the RFP. Due to the intelligence nature of the anticipated requirements, the Solutions for Intelligence Analysis 4 (SIA 4) procurement will be classified. Following the conclusion of this RFI, anticipate all future SIA 4 procurement actions will be released through the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) Acquisition Resource Center (ARC). The Government anticipates that all vendor proposals will be classified. Vendors desiring to participate in this procurement should prepare now to ensure they have the required access and ability to respond. As part of its market research, VaCA is issuing this RFI to determine if an adequate number of qualified interested vendors exists with the requisite experience and skill sets required to provide intelligence analysis and analytics supporting professional services. Given the complexity and technical nature of Defense Intelligence Enterprise (DIE) requirements, high levels of analytical intelligence expertise, tradecraft, and mission area knowledge are essential to providing the most accurate and highest quality intelligence support possible. In addition to identifying potential sources, vendor input is sought to clarify commercial industry terminology and approach. Responses to this RFI will be assessed for the purpose of market research, information and planning purposes only. As such, industry responses will not be treated as proposals. The Government further reserves the right to terminate this request and change its requirements if needed. Responding to this RFI does not guarantee participation in future Government activities. Responses to this RFI are not considered offers and cannot be accepted by the Government to form binding contracts. Response to this RFI is not mandatory for participation in the SIA 4 solicitation. Vendors should be advised that all submissions become Government property. Responses to this RFI will not be returned. 2. PURPOSE This document serves as the RFI of the VaCA vendor community pursuant to RFO 15.101 “Early exchanges with industry.” VaCA is conducting preliminary planning and market research to enable design and release of an SIA 4 RFP. VaCA is issuing this RFI to open the announcement and early participation to the full market so that all high-potential sources of support can be identified across industry. The goal is to identify the portion of the market that can provide the best competition for the SIA 4 follow-on contract, including both established providers and new entrants with relevant capabilities. As this will be a classified procurement, it is the responsibility of the interested parties to monitor the NRO ARC for updates and to prepare now to ensure they have the access and ability to respond through secure channels subsequent to this RFI. Responses to this RFI will be assessed to identify sources that are considered best qualified to meet future requirements. Best qualified sources are those sources which demonstrate the greatest depth and breadth of skills, experiences, and knowledge relevant to the mission, goals, and objectives of the VaCA. 3. BACKGROUND As a follow-on to the current SIA 4 contract vehicle, SIA 4 is planned to be a non-personal services contract for intelligence analytics support to the VaCA and the DIE. Services are anticipated both in CONUS and OCONUS. In some cases, OCONUS services will subject personnel to harsh and hostile conditions in environments designated by the U.S. Government as Imminent Danger and / or Hostile Fire Zones. 4. ANTICIPATED SCOPE OF WORK Once solicitated, the Government intends to award prime contracts to multiple companies, including small businesses. It is the policy of the Government to provide maximum practicable opportunities in its procurements to small and disadvantaged businesses. To support future small business requirements, all prime contract awardees MUST include as part of their team at time of proposal submission small businesses representing the four primary set-aside categories – small disadvantaged business (SDB) (including 8(a)-certified SDB), woman owned small business (WOSB), service-disabled veteran owned small business (SDVOSB), and historically under-utilized business zone (HUBZONE). The planned period of performance (PoP) for the anticipated multiple award IDIQ contracts will be a five (5) year base ordering period with one optional five (5) year ordering period. Executed task orders (TOs) may have up to a one (1) year base period and up to four (4) option periods (no option period will exceed one (1) year in duration). The future SIA 4 vehicle is anticipated to include a Small Business On-Ramp and Small Business / Other than Small Business Off-Ramp provisions. To be considered for award under the anticipated multiple award IDIQ contracts, potential offerors will need to possess and maintain an active Top Secret (TS) level Facility Clearance (FCL) and be able to support work at the Top Secret // Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS//SCI) level. The anticipated multiple award IDIQ contracts will require all supporting contractor personnel to be U.S. citizens who possess and maintain an active TS clearance with SCI access and successful screening by counter-intelligence polygraph. Failure to meet these requirements by the time of the proposal submission will make the offeror ineligible for award. The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code for this contract is planned to be 541990: All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services. Offerors submitting as a prime contractor must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) with NAICS code 541990 designated at time of proposal submission. Failure to register through SAM and designate this NAICS code by the time of proposal submission will make the offeror ineligible for award. Additionally, the Product Service Code will be R423: Support – Professional: Intelligence. 5. INFORMATION DESIRED Please address the following items in your response: A. Company name, mailing address, phone number, and email of designated primary and alternate points of contact. B. Company website address. C. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) code. D. Level of company facility clearance and company storage authorization. If your company has an active, approved Secure Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF), please provide the number of SCIFs, their location(s), and seating capacity. E. Business size and type (large business or small business including any applicable set-aside category (SDB, WOSB, SDVOSB, or HUBZONE) based upon NAICS code 541990 – All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services. F. For the anticipated prime offeror, when was your company’s most recent DCAA audit? If not previously audited, does your company hold SF-1408 certification of your accounting system? When was the SF-1408 issued, and when was it most recently recertified? G. What quality assurance standard / methods do you think are best for management and surveillance of services provided through this type of procurement? What quality management certifications does your company hold? H. Are there general terms and conditions in Federal contracts that hamper your performance or creativity in bidding for an intelligence support services contract? If yes, briefly describe. I. What recommendations do you have for individual qualifications and skills requirements the Government should consider when designing the Labor Categories for the SIA 4 IDIQ? J. The Government is considering design of the SIA 4 solicitation that will focus heavily upon the offeror’s proven past performance rather than generic technical statements. The concept currently being considered follows the model used for the SIA 3 Small Business On-Ramp (HHM402-26-R-0003) that required up to 25 past performance citations, spread across the IDIQ’s Mission Task Areas and dispersed between the prime offeror and the offeror’s team. On-Ramp past performance citations were required to be not more than three years old, and a minimum of one year on contract was required to qualify. Additional weight was then applied to the dollar value of the contract. As the majority of Small Business On-Ramp offerors successfully cited all 25 requested past performances, for the SIA 3 solicitation, a requirement for as many as 30-35 past performance citations is being considered. Please provide your feedback on the usage of this model for the SIA 4 solicitation. Is it too restrictive? If additional qualifying factors should be applied, what do you recommend? K. Are there any operating locations that your company would not support? L. Please address the following specific topics / questions as applicable to your team. L.1. Innovation and Technology Development Focus L1.1. VaCA requests detailed recommendations on how the follow-on IDIQ and its TO structure can better encourage innovation and technology development without sacrificing mission delivery. Describe contract mechanisms, governance patterns, and delivery practices that have worked in comparable Government environments to accelerate capability upgrades. VaCA is especially interested in practical approaches for rapid technology insertion, secure prototyping, and evaluation (for example, use of test environments, sandboxes, or pilot TOs within accreditation constraints, and scalable transition from pilot to production. L.1.2. Responders should address what the Government can do, within standard Federal contracting constructs, to reduce barriers to innovation. Discuss what terms, conditions, or oversight patterns tend to inhibit experimentation, modernization, or tool adoption, and propose alternative approaches that still protect the Government’s interests. Where relevant, address data and interface considerations that support interoperability and avoid vendor lock-in, including recommendations for open architectures, modular delivery, documentation expectations, and sustainment pathways. L.1.3. Responders are also invited to describe how they incorporate emerging analytic techniques, methodologies, tools, and environments into day-to-day production, and how they institutionalize analytic tradecraft while integrating new technology. Provide concrete examples of how innovation was operationalized in prior programs, including what the Government asked for, what the contractor delivered, how value was measured, and what constraints (security, data access, accreditation, governance) had to be managed. L.2. Quality, Measurement, and Objective-Based Contracting (OBC) L.2.1. VaCA requests recommendations for OBC approaches suitable for intelligence analytic support. Describe how to define outcomes and acceptance criteria that are rigorous and auditable while still reflecting the realities on intelligence activities. Explain what success indicators and failure indicators should be used, how they should be measured and assessed, and what data or artifacts should be collected to support surveillance and continuous improvement. Include views on quality assurance (QA) methods that work well for this type of procurement and how QA should interact with tradecraft standards, mission prioritization, and surge requirements. L2.2. If responders used OBC or outcome-based performance structures in analytic or analytic-adjacent services, describe what worked, what did not, and what you would change if designing the contract from scratch. Include suggestions for performance incentives, including both monetary and non-monetary incentives, that effectively drive high-quality analytic outcomes and modernization behaviors rather than simply staffing levels. L.2.3. VaCA requests specific information on your recent experience delivering intelligence analysis or similar analytic support under Fixed Price (FP) arrangements, including Firm Fixed Price (FFP) or other FP constructs. Describe which work elements were successfully executed on FP, what assumptions were necessary to make FP workable, what the Government did to define scope and acceptance in a measurable way, and what risks required active management by both parties. L.2.4. If you believe intelligence analysis services can be acquired by FFP, describe how you would structure deliverables, objective measures, surge handling, and scope control to maintain mission responsiveness. If you believe certain analytic support elements are not suitable for FP, explain why and propose alternatives, including hybrid approaches within an IDIQ (for example, FP for well-defined products or recurring services, and other structures for inherently variable work). VaCA is also interested in how OBC can be paired with FP TOs to align contractor incentives with mission outcomes and modernization. M. Provide a brief overview of any teaming agreements or arrangements you intend to utilize if selected for the SIA 4 IDIQ. N. If there are additional items not covered above that you believe the Government needs to consider in developing SIA 4, please provide that information. 6. ANTICIPATED PROCUREMENT MILESTONES Should the Government decide to award IDIQ contracts, individual TOs would be subject to the availability of funding during the fiscal year in which each requirement is competed, beginning in FY29. 7. SUBMITTAL INSTRUCTIONS A. The Government will not entertain or respond to telephonic inquiries. Any RFI amendments will be published through the SAM.gov website. Responses to this RFI are due to the appropriate email address shown below NLT 5 P.M. Eastern, Tuesday, 24 November 2026. Responses are requested in PDF format and must not exceed ten (10) pages in length. Any information in excess of the page limit will not be considered. “Times New Roman” font is to be used in responses and will not be smaller than 12-point pitch, in standard and bold weights; no expanded, condensed, or reverse type should be used. Figures in tables, headers / footers, and graphic captions may use 10-point pitch. Sales brochures, videos, and other marketing information materials are not requested and will not be considered. Viable interested parties will demonstrate, in any response submitted, company capabilities to meet the performance objectives and the Government customers’ requirements. The SIA 4 solicitation is anticipated to be a team-based approach between the prime and subcontractors. Any information received in response to this RFI that is marked “Proprietary” will be protected and handled accordingly. Proprietary information, if any, should be minimized and MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED. Interested parties are responsible for adequately marking proprietary or competition sensitive information contained in their response. All responses / submissions become Government property and will not be returned. Responders are solely responsible for all expenses associated with responding to this RFI. The VaCA will not pay for information received in response to this RFI. B. The Government anticipates that the majority of responses to this RFI will be UNCLASSIFIED. All UNCLASSIFIED questions and responses are to be submitted to the SIA 4 PMO and Contracting team at sia3pmo@dodiis.mil and raqeeba.mohammed@dodiis.mil. Any CLASSIFIED questions and responses to this RFI will be submitted to sia3_pmo@coe.ic.gov and raqeeba.t.mohammed@coe.ic.gov. 8. INDUSTRY DAY The Government intends to conduct an Industry Day for the SIA 4 requirement during Q2FY27. Event details will be published to the NRO ARC. 9. POINTS OF CONTACT Contract Specialist: Ms. Raqeeba Mohammed 202.231.6067 raqeeba.mohammed@dodiis.mil or sia3pmo@dodiis.mil raqeeba.t.mohammed@coe.ic.gov or sia3_pmo@coe.ic.gov 10. SUMMARY THIS IS A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) ONLY to identify sources that can provide intelligence analytic services. The information provided in the RFI is subject to change and is not binding on the Government. The VaCA has not made a commitment to procure any of the items discussed, and release of this RFI should not be construed as such a commitment or as authorization to incur costs for which reimbursement would be required or sought. All submissions become Government property and will not be returned. | Special Notice | 11/24/2026 |
Amendment to change the name of the sources sought to Snow Survey Services as the previous title (Helicopter Services) was misleading and led prospective vendors to believe that only vendors with helicopters could provide the services. This is a sources sought notice ONLY. Quotes are not to be submitted nor will they be accepted at this time for this requirement. The government is seeking interested vendors that are in the site areas listed below, or vendors that are able to provide the below services in the site areas listed below. All snow survey measurements are to be in accordance with the snow measurement sampling guide, Agriculture Handbook Number 169. Erroneous measurements and wide variations in density indicating inaccurate sampling cannot be accepted or reimbursed. Schedule of Snow Courses to be Completed: Site Name Jan-1 Feb-1 Mar-1 Apr-1 Camp Creek X X X X Kilgore X X X X Irving Creek X X Webber Creek X X Measurements are to be taken as near to the first of each month as possible. Scheduled Date Acceptable Window 1-Jan Dec 27 - Jan 1 1-Feb Jan 27 - Feb 1 1-Mar Feb 24 - Mar 1 1-Apr Mar 27 - Apr 1 1-May Apr 26 - May 1 1-Jun May 27 - Jun 1 Measurements taken outside the specified dates will not be accepted or reimbursed unless approved by the Boise Snow Survey Office prior to making the measurements. All government-provided equipment, including the snow sampling set, must be returned to the nearest NRCS Field or State Office when measurements are completed before payment can be processed. To meet publication deadlines, snow measurement data may be provided by phone, fax, or preferably email if original notes cannot reach the Boise Snow Survey Office by the SECOND DAY OF EACH MONTH. Upon completion of the snow survey measurements, submit an invoice online via www.IPP.gov. Additional details will be provided in the contract documents. NRCS Snow Survey maintains an extensive automated (SNOTEL) and manual (Snow Course) data collection network in the Western United States and Alaska. Combined, the network encompasses nearly 2,000 remote snow measurement sites in mountain snowpack zones. Congress mandated NRCS (then the Soil Conservation Service) in the mid 1930's "to measure snowpack in the mountains of the West and forecast the water supply." NRCS Snow Survey now provides reliable and efficiently collected data needed to produce water supply forecasts and to support resource management activities across the Western US. The high-elevation watershed locations, broad coverage, and real-time operation of the network provide important data to farmers, researchers, river and reservoir managers, emergency managers for natural disasters such as floods and droughts, and for power generation. In some remote locations, private local contractors have been utilized to conduct critical manual snow measurements. The contractors have the wherewithal (over-snow travel equipment, snow samplers) and knowledge of local terrain to complete work in a timely manner. Additionally, local surveyors have many years of experience using a federal snow sampler, calculating snow-water-equivalent, and communicating results to the main NRCS Snow Survey office. These surveyors are unique in terms of the combination of location, equipment, and willingness. Lastly, data continuity between years is key to making NRCS Snow Data most useful and to decrease data uncertainty (error). Year-to-year data continuity is best achieved by utilizing the same surveyors as long as possible. | Market Research | 10/30/2026 |
***Amendment 2: The purpose of this amendement is to provide additional answers to vendor questions. Please see attached updated questions and answers document. The Attachment 1 - PWS have also been updated in response.*** ***Amendment 1: The purpose of this amendement is to provide answers to vendor questions. Please see attached questions and answers document. The RFQ, Attachment 1 - PWS and Attachment 3 - Pricing Sheet have been updated in response.*** This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial services prepared in accordance with FAR part 12. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation. Offers are being requested and a separate written solicitation will not be issued. Solicitation number 2031ZA27Q00004 is issued as a request for quotation (RFQ) for Portable Fire Extinguisher Maintenance Services at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) DC Facility (DFC). The previous solicitation number 2031ZA27Q00001 for Portable Fire Extinguisher Maintenance Services has been canceled due to substantial scope changes. Please see attached RFQ and attachments for full details. This acquisition is set-aside for small business concerns under NAICS 541990. This solicitation incorporates provisions and clauses by reference. The full text of provisions and clauses may be accessed electronically at www.acquisition.gov. | Combined Synopsis | 10/30/2026 |
Additional Details
Solicitation Number
SOL-OAA-17-000108
Archive Date
Oct 8, 2019
Office Address
WASHINGTON, DC, 20004