216386 Funds Increase
Federal opportunity from Division of Purchasing. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Mar 03, 2026.
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216386 Funds Increase
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This notice from the Division of Purchasing is titled "216386 Funds Increase" and the only description provided is "216386 Funds Increase." A response deadline is listed as 2026-03-03T15:00:00+00:00, but there are no attachments, links, solicitation number, NAICS, or scope details included. This reads more like an administrative action (e.g., a contract or PO funding modification) tied to an existing instrument number 216386 than a competitive solicitation. Before investing bid resources, confirm whether your firm is the incumbent/holder for 216386 and whether any vendor action is required by the deadline.
Increase funds associated with item/instrument "216386" (likely an existing contract, purchase order, or project), potentially via a modification/adjustment processed through the Division of Purchasing.
- The current vendor/contract holder associated with instrument number 216386 (if this is a funding modification requiring vendor acknowledgment).
- Firms already engaged with the Division of Purchasing on the underlying requirement tied to 216386, if the buyer confirms it is open/competitive.
- Identify what "216386" refers to (contract/PO/project) and whether you are the associated vendor.
- Confirm the nature of the funds increase (ceiling increase, additional funding increment, added line items, or extension-related funding).
- Review any modification terms (updated pricing, revised deliverables, updated period of performance) if/when the mod document is provided.
- Acknowledge/accept the modification if required and update internal billing/invoicing and project controls accordingly.
- If this is competitive (unclear), obtain the full solicitation package and prepare the required response by 2026-03-03T15:00:00+00:00.
- Confirmation from the buyer whether a vendor response is required for "216386 Funds Increase" by 2026-03-03T15:00:00+00:00.
- If a mod/award document exists: signed acknowledgment/acceptance per the buyer’s instructions.
- If pricing is impacted: updated pricing sheet/quote tied specifically to the added funds/lines (only if requested).
- Point-of-contact details for contract administration (only if requested).
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- A response deadline is provided (2026-03-03T15:00:00+00:00); do not assume “no response needed” without written confirmation from the Division of Purchasing.
- No solicitation number, NAICS/PSC, set-aside, or attachments are included in the notice; compliance requirements cannot be determined from the brief alone.
- Treat as a potential administrative funding increase: avoid submitting unsolicited repricing unless the buyer indicates new/changed scope or requires an updated quote.
- If the funds increase corresponds to additional deliverables or quantities, ensure pricing aligns to the underlying instrument 216386 terms (rates, escalation rules, caps) once obtained.
- Teaming is unlikely to be relevant if this is purely a funding modification to instrument 216386.
- If the buyer confirms new scope beyond the current instrument, consider subs that match the newly added work elements once those elements are known.
- High ambiguity: the notice provides no scope beyond the phrase "Funds Increase," creating a significant risk of wasted bid effort or misfiled response.
- If this is a mod requiring acknowledgment, missing the 2026-03-03T15:00:00+00:00 deadline could delay funding authorization and impact performance/billing.
- If the funds increase adds work, proceeding without the actual modification language risks scope creep and disputes over billable items.
- What does reference number 216386 correspond to (contract, PO, project), and who is the current awardee/vendor of record?
- Is this notice a contract modification/funding increment, or an open competitive solicitation?
- Is a vendor response required by 2026-03-03T15:00:00+00:00, and if so, what exact document(s) must be submitted (acknowledgment, quote, updated pricing)?
- Does the funds increase change scope, deliverables, or quantities, or is it only additional funding for existing work?
- Are there any changes to the period of performance, billing instructions, or not-to-exceed/ceiling associated with 216386?
Some notices publish limited source detail. Confirm these points before final bid/no-bid decisions.
- What instrument "216386" is (contract/PO/project) and whether this is a mod vs. a competitive solicitation
- Whether a vendor response is actually required and what must be submitted by 2026-03-03T15:00:00+00:00
- Solicitation number and notice type
- Attachments/mod document or statement of work describing what is being funded
- Place of performance and period of performance
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