Market Pulse

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.

DISA has an amended small-business set-aside RFQ for providing, installing, and maintaining internet service with at least 10 Gbps up/down in Washington, D.C. Access to the full package is controlled and limited to entities with a DITCO Basic Agreement, so eligibility and document access are the first gating items.

DLA Aviation (Richmond) released multiple small-quantity aviation supply buys, including several SBA set-aside RFQs that may award Automated IDCs (one-year term up to $350K aggregate). One shackle requirement is positioned as a five-year commercial IDIQ under FAR 13.5 with a reverse auction notice and CAI/traceability considerations.

A cluster of DLA Land & Maritime RFQs under NAICS 336390 for small vehicle components (NSNs in the 2530/2540 families). Several are marked SBA set-aside. Expect electronic quote submission, limited drawings/specs in some cases, and potential Automated IDC awards with one-year terms or an aggregate order ceiling.

Six DLA Land & Maritime RFQs—mostly vehicle items plus one aircraft control assembly—may award automated IDCs with one-year terms (or until $350,000 aggregate). Expect source restrictions (approved sources listed), no drawings, and electronic quotes only.

Today’s mix includes a controlled-access DISA telecom RFQ with a next-day deadline, two DLA Land & Maritime automated IDC buys for specific approved sources, and a VA HCHV CERS requirement for 3–6 beds in Contra Costa or Solano County, CA. Below is what’s implied, who should lean in, and how to package a compliant response.

A quick analyst read on several federal notices with near-term deadlines—from Superfund remediation and harbor dredging to VA generator exhaust modification, DLA maritime parts, and niche services. Use this to decide where to bid, what to verify in attachments, and how to shape a compliant response fast.

A quick scan of newly posted SDVOSB set-asides: three DLA supply RFQs (NSNs), one VA A-E design selection via SF-330 for mechanical/plumbing FCA deficiencies, a major VA sidewalk repair project (presolicitation with $5M–$10M magnitude stated), a small VA HVAC service item, and a VA cemetery dumpster requirement with limited details posted.

The Bureau of Reclamation posted a BPA tied to Utah Lake Wetland Preserve water share assessments under NAICS 221310. Here’s what’s implied, who it fits, and how to shape a clean response without guessing beyond the notice.

Two active notices share NAICS 221310 but point to very different delivery models: a Bureau of Reclamation BPA for water share assessments and a Forest Service well repair with a near-term deadline. Here’s how to triage fit, build a compliant response, and position pricing without guessing.

DLA Aviation (Richmond) posted multiple RFQs for NSNs spanning aircraft hardware and a vehicle tool kit, all due Feb 18. Expect “approved source” constraints on several lines, limited drawings/specs in some cases, and straightforward distribution delivery requirements with ADO timelines.

A quick, bid/no-bid oriented read on several newly posted DLA Aviation RFQs with short turnaround and limited drawings, plus a Navy ship repair package in Yokosuka with strict eligibility (MSRA/ABR prime) and controlled access to specs via DoD SAFE.

A quick, analyst-style triage of recently posted federal notices where the next action is time-sensitive—ranging from a DLA Maritime small-business RFQ (due Feb 10, 2026) to sources sought/intent-to-sole-source notices that require capability statements or open-season preparation.

USACE Portland plans a 100% small business set-aside for removal of the Lebanon Dam Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) Interrogation System in Oregon. Vendors must affirm interest to potentially receive the RFQ directly; the work is non-personal services under a firm-fixed-price structure with an expected 90-day period of performance.

DLA Land & Maritime posted a QPL push switch RFQ that may award an automated indefinite delivery contract (one-year term or until a $350,000 aggregate order cap), plus a separate sources-sought for a valve disk assembly where the Government plans to buy only from approved sources due to limited technical data. Here’s what’s implied, who fits, and how to respond efficiently.

A quick analyst comparison of current NAICS 236220 notices: several VA construction/renovation actions (some with SDVOSBC set-asides and strict admin gates like mandatory site visit attendance), a small USFWS bathroom install in WA, and a major USACE two-phase design-build to budget in Pennsylvania with a stated $78M construction cost limitation.

USACE Alaska is soliciting a firm-fixed-price design-build MILCON project to construct a 320-soldier barracks at Fort Wainwright. Scope signals a full building delivery with elevators, life safety, electronic security, AT measures, and multiple building systems; it’s also a DPAS-rated requirement with incremental funding and no award until appropriations are available.

Today’s mix includes an award notice for a VA construction pad (SDVOSBC), two DLA proposed procurements with approved-source signals, and a major DHA market-research draft RFP for TRICARE Overseas Program (TOP) 2028 seeking industry feedback by March 9.

A quick analyst read on several newly posted federal notices—what each buyer is trying to do, who should bid (or pass), and how to assemble a compliant response without guessing at missing attachment details.