Market Pulse

An Army requirement for non-personal custodial services with a base year starting 1 April 2026, multiple option years, and an additional option to extend services. Small-business set-aside (verify details in attachments).

Several notices posted 2026-02-12 have response deadlines that are already due or same-day. Here’s what’s realistically actionable, where to spend effort, and what to avoid.

DHA issued Amendment 0001 to correct dry ice quantities (base + option periods) and tweak a PWS surge statement. If you bid, you must submit the conforming amendment document with your quote (or acknowledge the change if pricing is unaffected).

VA’s National Cemetery Administration posted SDVOSB set-asides for turf treatment at Culpeper National Cemetery and multi-year grounds maintenance at Cypress Hill National Cemetery. Here’s what’s implied, who should bid, and how to shape a compliant, competitive response package.

Four active DoD buys are clustering under NAICS 335311, spanning alarms/controls, signal horns, and cable assemblies. If you’re already producing to military specs with disciplined inspection, WAWF invoicing, and export/sea-transport readiness, these are fast-turn, logistics-driven opportunities worth triaging now.

NAVSUP WSS is buying an alarm/control item under a firm-fixed-price inspection regime with IUID, WAWF invoicing, supply-chain security restrictions, and a cybersecurity maturity model certification notice. This spotlight breaks down what’s implied, who should bid, and the response package to assemble by the Feb 18 deadline.

DISA issued an award notice for a reaward of an existing commercial fiber lease: 622MB Gigabit-Ethernet, unprotected, un-channelized, supporting service continuation for up to 60 months after award (unless discontinued).

A quick-turn roundup of opportunities closing in the next 24–48 hours—where to file a sole-source challenge/capability statement, where a quote is required (including SF 1449 terms), and where market-research responses can shape a future set-aside.

A quick, bid/no-bid oriented readout of newly posted SDVOSB set-asides spanning VA medical transportation, a major VA HVAC upgrade presolicitation, and two DLA RFQs for NSN items—plus what to verify in the attachments before you commit bid and estimating resources.

VA NCO 17 posted a Q201 healthcare-services notice for the Granbury, Texas Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC), set aside for SDVOSBCs under NAICS 621498. Here’s what’s knowable from the notice—and what to verify before committing bid dollars.

VA Network Contract Office 17 has an SDVOSBC set-aside tied to a Granbury, Texas Community-Based Outpatient Clinic requirement under NAICS 621498. Here’s what’s implied, who it fits, and what to assemble before committing bid resources.

A quick read on several DLA Maritime supply buys posted Feb 11, 2026—two valve-related RFQs due Feb 23, two RFQs due Feb 26 (including a large oxygen check valve quantity), plus a fastener solicitation that may become an automated one-year IDC.

A sources sought for non-personal construction management and QA support across Alaska (including remote sites and outlying areas such as Wake Island). Strong fit for firms that can document independent QA, submittal reviews, and field reporting—without crossing into design (Brooks Act) or inherently governmental functions.

A tight cluster of DoD, VA, GSA, and UNICOR actions are closing within 24–48 hours. This roundup focuses on what each buyer is trying to accomplish, what work is implied, and how to package a credible response fast—without guessing at attachment-only requirements.

A quick, analyst-style read on what’s actually bid-ready vs. effectively limited to approved sources—and how small businesses can position now for RFQs and upcoming solicitations.

A cluster of DLA Land & Maritime RFQs posted the same day, mostly with missing public descriptions. One notice (O-RING, NSN 5331-01-285-7663) includes quantity, delivery location, lead time, and approved sources—enough to decide quickly if you can quote as an approved source or via compliant sourcing.

A cluster of federal supply RFQs tied to NAICS 333998 shows up across NAVSUP WSS Mechanicsburg, DLA Maritime Mechanicsburg, and USCG SFLC. Most are fixed-price supply buys with government source inspection and WAWF invoicing—good fits for OEMs/authorized distributors with strong traceability and quality systems.

NAVSUP FLC Yokosuka posted a furniture requirement summarized as “Install Furniture. See attached.” This is likely straightforward for an experienced installer—but only if you confirm what “install” really includes in the attachments (delivery, assembly, anchoring, debris removal, base access, and schedule).

A NAVSUP FLC Yokosuka (Site Sasebo) ship repair SRA package for USS RUSHMORE is moving toward competition, but it is explicitly limited to sources authorized to do business in Japan and holding current MSRA/ABR agreements. Here’s what that means for bid/no-bid, what work is implied, and how to assemble a compliant response.

A focused rundown of late-stage federal opportunities with fast-approaching (or already passed) due dates—what the buyer needs, who should bid, and what to verify before spending capture dollars.