Market Pulse

A quick analyst read on several full-and-open federal opportunities posted Feb 13, 2026—highlighting where bidders should lean in, where to refrain, and what to verify in attachments before burning proposal hours.

The Air Force Sustainment Center is running a full & open competition for KC-46 commercial common repairable support. Amendment 3 mainly clarifies where to find the Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) plan requirements in the PWS—and confirms proposals are still due 20 Feb 2026 at 3:00 PM CST, with no additional pre-proposal conference planned.

A quick, analyst-grade read on notices that are closing imminently—including a January 20 sources sought that still matters for shaping a major rotary airlift requirement expected to solicit in May 2026.

Army buyer seeks non-personal custodial services at KS085 with a base year and multiple option structures, including an option to extend services. Here’s what that implies for staffing, pricing, and a compliant quote package before the March 13 deadline.

An SBA set-aside for non-personal custodial services with a one-year base and multiple option periods. Strong fit for janitorial firms that can staff consistently and price out multi-year option structures; verify the site details and deliverables in the attachments before bidding.

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).

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).

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.

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 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.

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).

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.

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 Japan-restricted Navy furniture BPA action is the headline this week, alongside an Air Force juice bar concession and multiple short-deadline DLA/NAVFAC buys. Here’s what’s implied, who fits, and how to respond without overbuilding your package.

A cluster of SBA set-aside DLA RFQs posted Feb 8, 2026 includes multiple approved-source items (antennas, cable/wiring) plus land and maritime repair parts with defined ship-to locations and ADO delivery windows. Here’s who should pursue, what to verify in the RFQs, and how to price and position fast-turn quotes.

A fast-moving mix this week: two large DoD sources sought/draft efforts worth positioning for (COMET and MTCCS III), plus several near-term RFQs/repair actions and supply buys with immediate deadlines. This post highlights what’s implied, who should lean in, and how to respond without guessing beyond the notices.

DLA Aviation is issuing multiple small, parts-focused solicitations—from an NSN structural aircraft panel with staged delivery to hardware and cable/sonar items with limited public descriptions. If you’re an approved/traceable source with strong fulfillment and compliance discipline, there’s near-term quoting opportunity here.

Several DoD buy-side actions are at (or past) same-day deadlines, plus a Navy generator maintenance RFQ with a later close and two sizable sources-sought efforts. Here’s what’s implied, who should bid, and how to package a fast response without guessing at missing attachment details.

A linguist support amendment that quietly changes a key workbook, a DLA long-term IDIQ heading toward reverse auction territory, a long-open Travis AFB construction BOA, a major NAVFAC C2 facility build, and several near-term response actions across maintenance and A-E selection. Here’s what’s implied—and how to decide fast.