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2M Research 1521 N Cooper St Ste 600 ARLINGTON TX 76011 USA

UEI: SLED_91D2AFD36E6DF032

2M Research 1521 N Cooper St Ste 600 ARLINGTON TX 76011 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_91D2AFD36E6DF032. It has been awarded $728,790 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities. Top awarding agencies include Department Hud-Chief Procurement Officer.

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Department Hud-Chief Procurement Officer$728.8K100%

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541720 - Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities$728.8K100%

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AS27-6 Death Creek FY27 Vegetation Management Project, Cultural Resources Inventory, WRI 7763The State of Utah Division of Purchasing, in coordination with the Division of Wildlife Resources, is soliciting bids for a cultural resources inventory associated with the Death Creek FY27 Vegetation Management Project, identified as WRI 7763. This procurement, released under solicitation number AS27-6, seeks a qualified vendor to conduct a comprehensive cultural resources survey in designated areas across Utah, ensuring compliance with state and federal preservation standards. The contract will be awarded to the highest-scoring, responsive, and responsible bidder based on the AVL for Archaeology scoring criteria, with no set-aside provisions applied. The vendor must commit to maintaining all quoted prices throughout the entire project term, regardless of market fluctuations or additional scope requirements. Bids must be submitted by August 3, 2026, with the solicitation posted on July 27, 2026, through the Utah Bonfire Hub platform. Primary contact for inquiries is Ann Schliep at aschliep@utah.gov. The place of performance is within the state of Utah, though specific locations are detailed in supporting documentation not included here. The contract duration and detailed technical requirements are outlined in the attached materials, and the successful vendor will be expected to deliver a thorough inventory of cultural resources, including archaeological sites and historic properties, to support the vegetation management objectives while safeguarding cultural heritage. All proposals must meet the specified evaluation criteria to be considered for award.

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B--TWIN CREEK ROCK ART INVENTORY SURVEYThe contract pertains to a cultural inventory survey focused on rock art at Twin Creek, conducted under a total small business set-aside as defined by the SBA, with the NAICS code 541720 for archaeological services. It is administered by the Nevada State Office of the Department of the Interior, located in Reno, Nevada, and was posted on July 24, 2026, with a response deadline of July 29, 2026. The work involves a comprehensive documentation and assessment of rock art sites, requiring specialized expertise in cultural resource management and archaeological survey methodologies. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Caitlyn Warner, reachable via email and phone listed for the office in Reno. Amendment 0001 updates the original solicitation, indicating modifications to the scope, terms, or requirements of the survey, though specific changes are not detailed here. The place of performance is not fully specified beyond the general location of Twin Creek, suggesting fieldwork will occur in remote or unincorporated areas requiring logistical preparedness. The contract is intended for small business entities qualified to perform federally mandated cultural resource surveys, emphasizing compliance with federal standards for the preservation and documentation of indigenous heritage sites. All proposals must be submitted before the stated deadline to be considered for award.

Nevada State Office

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R807.1-Labelling and Posting Literature ReviewThe Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission is soliciting proposals for a literature review and report on regulatory expectations and guidance regarding the posting of radiation warning signs at accessible boundaries and the labeling of containers and devices containing nuclear substances. The work must be conducted in accordance with CNSC’s REGDOC-2.7.1 and other relevant regulatory documents, with analysis of domestic and international practices over the past 15 years. Only Canadian suppliers are eligible under the Policy on Reciprocal Procurement, and all submissions must be sent electronically to solicitation-demandedesoumission@cnsc-ccsn.gc.ca by September 17, 2026. The contract is a Firm Fixed Price arrangement with an estimated maximum value of $85,000 CAD, excluding taxes. Evaluation will be conducted in two phases: mandatory compliance screening followed by a point-rated technical assessment weighted at 70%, with price accounting for the remaining 30%. Offers must meet a minimum technical score of 13 out of 19 to be eligible for award, and selection will be made based on the highest combined technical and price score, not the lowest bid. Deliverables include a draft and final work plan, progress reports at four months and upon completion, a final comprehensive report, and a 300-word public abstract—all in English and submitted in Word, PDF, or PowerPoint format. The contract performance location is the contractor’s own premises, with inspection and acceptance rights reserved by the Government of Canada at any point during execution. No security clearance is required and contractors are strictly prohibited from accessing PROTECTED or CLASSIFIED CNSC materials or facilities. Key personnel must be named and any substitution requires prior written approval and proof of equivalent qualifications. Subcontracting requires prior consent, and all subcontractors must adhere to the same contractual obligations. The contractor retains ownership of foreground intellectual property but grants the Government broad rights to use and translate all submitted materials. Invoices must be submitted electronically to finance@cnsc-ccsn.gc.ca and must include required financial codes for payment processing via direct deposit or wire transfer. All records must be preserved in compliance with the Access to Information Act, and any prior employment as a public servant must be disclosed if applicable.

Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

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Reflective Supervision in Home Visiting Research AwardsThe Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation within the Administration for Children and Families is seeking applications for research awards focused on reflective supervision in early childhood home visiting programs, under solicitation HHS-2026-ACF-OPRE-PV-0114. Applicants must partner with at least one home visiting program funded by the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program and use the Supervisory Practices in Reflective Supervision-Home Visiting (SuPRS-HV) measure as the foundation for their work. Projects may aim to expand the validity of the SuPRS-HV measure, investigate its relationship to outcomes for home visitors, families, or visitor-family interactions, create practical tools to support quality improvement using the measure, or analyze variations in reflective supervision practices across different communities, staff characteristics, or served populations. The goal is to generate actionable insights that strengthen policy, practice, and research in the home visiting field. Proposals are due by August 24, 2026, and the funding opportunity was posted on July 24, 2026. The North American Industry Classification System code for this opportunity is 541720, indicating it falls under research and development in the social sciences and humanities. Applications must be submitted through the official Grants.gov portal, and inquiries should be directed to Nicole Denmark at the Administration for Children and Families - OPRE via email or phone. There is no set-aside classification for this solicitation, and performance locations are not restricted to a specific geographic area, allowing for flexible, nationally relevant research partnerships. Outcomes from selected projects will contribute to a deeper, evidence-based understanding of reflective supervision and its role in enhancing early childhood home visiting services.

Administration For Children And Families - Opre

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134McClaran - GSP for Long Distance Forecasting Data and Tool DevelopmentAmtrak is seeking a contractor to develop a customized long-distance multimodal trip table spanning its national network and to create a sketch-planning tool capable of estimating ridership and revenue for its long-distance routes. The project requires specialized expertise in transportation modeling and data analysis to support strategic planning and decision-making across Amtrak’s long-distance services. Interested parties must contact Contract Administrator Macy McClaran to register as a potential offeror and receive all necessary procurement correspondence. The solicitation, identified as WS5804719266, was posted on July 24, 2026, with a response deadline of August 7, 2026, and a final submission cutoff of August 13, 2026, at 2:00 PM Eastern Time. The contract falls under federal procurement procedures managed directly by Amtrak, and all work is expected to align with the agency’s objectives for improving long-distance service planning through enhanced data-driven tools.

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PSYCHOMETRIC ANALYSES, TECHNICAL GUIDANCE, AND DOCUMENTATION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF EXAMINATIONS ADMINISTERED BY THE JUDICIAL BRANCH CERTIFICATION COMMISSIONThe Texas Office of Court Administration, acting on behalf of the Judicial Branch Certification Commission, is soliciting proposals to develop or update certification examinations administered by the commission. The scope of work includes comprehensive psychometric analyses, technical guidance, item review, and exam administration services to ensure the validity, reliability, and fairness of the examinations. Proposals must demonstrate expertise in test development methodologies, statistical analysis, and adherence to professional standards in educational and occupational testing. The contract requires detailed documentation of all processes and methodologies used to support ongoing certification programs and regulatory compliance. Proposals must be submitted by August 12, 2026, at 6:00 PM CT, under solicitation number 212-27-0015, which was posted on July 23, 2026. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Darryl Gaona, reachable via email at darryl.gaona@txcourts.gov or phone at 512-463-1486. All work is expected to be performed across Texas, with no specific city designated as the place of performance. The solicitation is open to qualified vendors capable of delivering high-quality, defensible examination systems that meet the judicial branch’s standards for certification and professional competency.

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Workforce Data (Productivity etc.)The District of Columbia Department of Health is forecasting a procurement to acquire workforce data related to productivity and other metrics for use in assessing healthcare needs within the district. This data will support planning and resource allocation by providing insights into the availability, distribution, and performance of healthcare professionals across the region. The contract is listed as a forecast with no solicitation number assigned yet, indicating it is in the preliminary planning stage and not yet open for bidding. The procurement is not currently designated for any specific set-aside programs, and no NAICS code or organizational type has been specified. The place of performance and office address details are not provided, suggesting the data may be delivered electronically and used centrally by district health authorities. The forecast was posted on July 23, 2026, and interested parties can find more information through the provided link to the district’s contracts portal.

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FY26-OCP-OPIOID ABATEMENT-SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION MEDIA CAMPAIGNThe District of Columbia Department of Behavioral Health is seeking a contractor to conduct a feasibility study for the potential creation of a Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center in Washington, DC, under the auspices of the Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission. This initiative is part of broader efforts to address the opioid crisis and expand access to timely, coordinated substance use disorder services through an urgent care model tailored to behavioral health needs. The study will evaluate operational, logistical, financial, and clinical components necessary to establish such a center, including site selection, staffing requirements, service protocols, funding mechanisms, and integration with existing community-based care systems. The project is forecasted under the FY26 Opioid Abatement Program and is targeted to align with prevention and intervention goals aimed at reducing opioid-related harms. While the solicitation has not yet been issued, the announcement suggests that qualified contractors will be expected to bring expertise in public health planning, behavioral health systems design, and urban healthcare delivery. The place of performance will be in Washington, DC, and the work is intended to inform future policy and funding decisions by the Department of Behavioral Health, with outcomes expected to directly support the implementation of actionable, community-driven solutions to the substance use epidemic.

Behavioral Health (DBH)

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Test developmentThe Metropolitan Police Department is forecasting the development of entry-level police officer and reserve officer examinations to support recruitment and selection processes. This initiative focuses on creating standardized, legally compliant assessments that evaluate candidates’ suitability for law enforcement roles, including cognitive abilities, situational judgment, and other core competencies required for public safety positions. The contract is part of an ongoing effort to modernize hiring practices and ensure fairness, consistency, and effectiveness in officer selection across the District of Columbia. Although specific details such as budget, timeline, or vendor requirements are not yet available, the solicitation is anticipated to be issued in the future under a forecasted procurement timeline. The work will likely involve collaboration with psychometric experts, law enforcement training specialists, and legal advisors to design, validate, and implement testing materials that meet state and federal standards. The place of performance and point of contact information have not been specified, but the project is aligned with MPD’s broader goals to strengthen workforce readiness and community trust through professional, merit-based hiring.

Metropolitan Police Department (MPD)

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Appraisal-Q2-Analytical Studies and SurveysThe District of Columbia Attorney General’s Office has issued a forecast for appraisal-related analytical studies and surveys under the title Appraisal-Q2-Analytical Studies and Surveys, posted on July 23, 2026. This forecast indicates a planned procurement opportunity aimed at supporting evaluative research and data collection activities, though specific details such as solicitation number, NAICS code, set-aside type, and contracting office address are not provided. The work is expected to be performed within the District of Columbia, but no exact place of performance or point of contact information is listed. The opportunity is currently in the forecasting phase, meaning it serves as an advance notice for potential vendors to prepare for a future solicitation, and no formal bid or proposal process has yet been initiated. The public can access additional information through the provided UI link, which links to the District’s contracting portal for further updates.

Attorney General (OAG)

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SPF PFS EvaluationThe District of Columbia’s Behavioral Health department has posted a forecast for a potential contract titled SPF PFS Evaluation, scheduled for release in July 2026. This anticipated procurement is aimed at securing an independent evaluator to assess the outcomes and performance of a Pay for Success initiative focused on behavioral health services. The contract will require a qualified entity to design and implement a rigorous evaluation framework that measures the effectiveness, efficiency, and impact of the program against predefined metric targets, ensuring accountability and evidence-based decision-making. While solicitation details are not yet finalized, the evaluation will likely involve data collection, analysis, reporting, and stakeholder engagement across multiple service providers and community partners within the District. The contract will be awarded to a single evaluator with demonstrated expertise in social impact evaluation, behavioral health outcomes, and Pay for Success models. The selected evaluator must possess strong methodological capabilities, including experience with longitudinal data, quasi-experimental designs, and cost-benefit analysis. Performance will be tied to deliverables such as interim and final reports, statistical validity, and adherence to timelines and ethical standards. The place of performance and office details are not yet specified, but work is expected to be conducted primarily within the District of Columbia, aligning with local behavioral health priorities. Although the solicitation number, NAICS code, and set-aside status have not been released, interested parties should monitor the official portal for updates as the procurement process advances toward a formal solicitation.

Behavioral Health (DBH)

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Westat - Insight Policy ResearchThe District of Columbia Department of Human Services has issued a forecast notice for a potential contract opportunity titled Westat - Insight Policy Research, scheduled to be posted on July 23, 2026. This procurement is intended to support policy research initiatives and is not currently open for bids, serving as a preliminary indication of future contractual needs. The effort is classified as a forecast and does not yet have a solicitation number, set-aside designation, or NAICS code assigned, indicating that details are still in development. The place of performance and organizational specifics have not been defined, and no point of contact information is listed at this stage. Interested parties should monitor the official procurement portal for updates as the opportunity progresses toward a formal solicitation.

Human Services (DHS)

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Appraisal-Q3-Analytical Studies and SurveysThe District of Columbia Attorney General’s Office has issued a forecast for Appraisal-Q3-Analytical Studies and Surveys, scheduled for posting on July 23, 2026, indicating a planned procurement for analytical studies and survey services related to appraisal functions. This forecast signals an upcoming opportunity for contractors to provide expert analytical support, data collection, and evaluation services aimed at supporting the Attorney General’s office in assessing programs, policies, or legal outcomes. The work is expected to involve comprehensive research, survey design, data analysis, and reporting to inform decision-making within the agency. There is no specific solicitation number, set-aside designation, or NAICS code listed at this stage, and no detailed point of contact or place of performance is provided, suggesting this is a preliminary notice to prepare potential vendors for future competition. The procurement is anticipated to be conducted through the District of Columbia’s contracting portal, with further details and formal solicitation documents expected to be released closer to the anticipated award date. Interested parties should monitor the official portal for updated information on requirements, timelines, and submission guidelines.

Attorney General (OAG)

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Evaluation ServiceThe District of Columbia’s Department of Behavioral Health is forecasting an evaluation service contract to assess the implementation of a school-based behavioral health expansion initiative. The initiative aims to enhance mental health support systems within educational settings across the district, and this contract will be used to critically review how effectively these services are being deployed, integrated, and sustained in schools. The evaluation will likely examine access, service quality, stakeholder engagement, workforce capacity, and outcomes for students, with a focus on identifying strengths, gaps, and areas for improvement to inform future policy and funding decisions. Although specific details such as funding amount, timeline, or eligibility criteria are not yet provided, the contract is anticipated to require a robust, evidence-based methodology to measure impact and ensure accountability. The evaluation will likely involve data collection from school staff, students, families, and community partners, as well as analysis of program outputs and behavioral health indicators. The work will be conducted within the District of Columbia, with no specified subcontracting or set-aside provisions outlined at this stage. Contractors will need to demonstrate experience in public health evaluations, school systems, and behavioral health programs to be considered once the formal solicitation is released.

Behavioral Health (DBH)

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National Association of State Directo(Exempt)The District of Columbia Department on Disability Services is forecasting a contract opportunity under the National Core Indicators initiative, which is administered through the National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services. This effort aims to collect and analyze standardized data on service outcomes and quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities across the jurisdiction. While specific details such as solicitation number, NAICS code, and financial parameters are not yet available, the forecast indicates a forward-looking procurement intended to support performance measurement and continuous improvement in disability services. The contract will likely require a vendor or contractor to assist in data collection, analysis, reporting, and possibly technical support aligned with nationally recognized benchmarks. The place of performance is expected to be within the District of Columbia, and the work will involve collaboration with state and local agencies to ensure accurate and consistent data reporting. No set-aside preferences have been identified at this stage, and the opportunity remains open to qualified entities capable of delivering data management and outcome assessment services consistent with NCI standards. The posting date reflects the forecast status, meaning formal solicitation documents will follow, allowing potential bidders time to prepare proposals. Stakeholders are encouraged to monitor updates via the provided UI link for official solicitations, deadlines, and detailed requirements as they become available.

Department on Disability Services (DDS)

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Appraisal-Q4-Analytical Studies and SurveysThe Attorney General’s Office of the District of Columbia has issued a forecast for Appraisal-Q4-Analytical Studies and Surveys, indicating an upcoming procurement to support analytical research and data collection efforts. This forecast is posted on July 23, 2026, and is intended to gauge industry interest ahead of a formal solicitation, though no solicitation number has been assigned yet. The work will likely involve conducting appraisal-related studies, surveys, and analytical services to inform policy, program evaluation, or operational planning within the office’s jurisdiction. The place of performance and agency address details are unspecified, suggesting flexibility in location or a centralized D.C. office-based operation. No set-aside information, NAICS code, or organizational type has been provided, leaving the scope of eligible contractors undetermined at this stage. Potential respondents are encouraged to monitor the official procurement portal for future solicitations linked to this forecast.

Attorney General (OAG)

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JHU Applied Physics LabThe District of Columbia Department of Health is forecasting a contract opportunity for the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory to conduct an analysis related to opioid use and trends within the district. This effort is intended to support public health planning and response initiatives by leveraging specialized analytical capabilities to assess the scope, patterns, and impacts of opioid-related behaviors and outcomes. The project will likely involve data collection, modeling, and reporting to inform policy decisions and resource allocation aimed at addressing the opioid crisis. While specific deliverables and timelines are not detailed in the forecast, the work is expected to require advanced technical expertise in public health data analysis. The contract is not yet solicited, and no set-aside provisions, NAICS codes, or place of performance details have been provided, but interested parties should monitor the official portal for future solicitation notices.

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FY26 - OP - Historic study re: America 250The contract pertains to consultant services aimed at researching and documenting historical information related to America’s 250th anniversary in 2026, under the auspices of the Planning office within the District of Columbia. The initiative is forecasted for fiscal year 2026 and is intended to support the agency’s efforts in preserving and contextualizing national historical narratives leading up to the milestone. No solicitation number is assigned yet, and the contract is currently in the planning phase, with no details provided regarding set-aside status, NAICS code, or specific organizational type. The place of performance and point of contact information are unspecified, and the primary reference link directs to the District of Columbia’s forecast portal for further updates.

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