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3SL INC

UEI: QJJ2NJQ7WXS8CAGE: 1LGM6

3SL INC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI QJJ2NJQ7WXS8 and CAGE code 1LGM6. It has been awarded $4,028,246 across 37 federal contracts. Primary work spans Computer Facilities Management Services, Custom Computer Programming Services, and Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology). Top awarding agencies include National Aeronautics And Space Administration, National Aeronautics And Space Administration (nasa), and Department Of Transportation.

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Registration and classification details

Phone+1 (555) 000-0000

Websitehttp://www.us-3sl.com

Address123 Main St, City, ST 12345

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QJJ2NJQ7WXS8

CAGE Code

1LGM6

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)

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N/A

Business Classifications

2X

NAICS Codes

541330Engineering Services(Primary)

541511Custom Computer Programming Services

541519Other Computer Related Services

541690Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

Federal Contracting Overview

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AI Capability Profile

3SL INC specializes in custom computer programming services with a focused expertise in software maintenance, training, and ongoing technical support for specialized government applications. The company delivers sustained lifecycle support for mission-critical software systems, particularly around l...

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Awards by Agency

National Aeronautics And Space Administration$3.7M91.5%

National Aeronautics And Space Administration (nasa)$280.5K7%

Department Of Transportation$57.1K1.4%

Other agencies (3 agencies, <0.5% each)$6.5K0.2%

Awards by NAICS

541513 - Computer Facilities Management Services$2.7M67.6%

541511 - Custom Computer Programming Services$941.1K23.4%

541712 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)$249.7K6.2%

- Unknown NAICS$45.7K1.1%

541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)$30.8K0.8%

Others - Other NAICS codes (4 codes, <0.5% each)$39.6K1%

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Home Campus Sole Source

Solicitation # 2627-Q

Home Campus has asserted that Carty Web Strategies, LLC is the exclusive software provider authorized by the Florida High School Athletic Association to directly integrate student athletic clearance and registration systems, and this claim is being challenged through a formal solicitation process. Interested parties have until August 10, 2026 to submit written rebuttals disputing the exclusivity of this arrangement, with all responses required to be received by the close of business on that date. The solicitation, issued by Charlotte County Public Schools under the state of Florida, is part of a broader procurement initiative to validate or contest the sole-source designation before proceeding with any contract award. The point of contact for this solicitation is Mike Pershing, and additional details can be accessed through the provided public procurement portal, though no specific city, postal code, or NAICS code is listed in the available data.

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Environmental Services Section (ESS) App Programming and Support

Solicitation # RFP-26-0784RB

Snohomish County is seeking proposals for the Environmental Services Section (ESS) App Programming and Support through Solicitation RFP-26-0784RB, a request for proposal issued on July 30, 2026, with responses due by August 27, 2026, at 1:00 PM Pacific Time. The project involves the development and ongoing technical support for a custom application serving the Environmental Services Section, with all bid documents accessible only to registered and logged-in users. Clarifications must be submitted by August 13, 2026, at 1:00 PM, and inquiries should be directed via email to purchasing@snoco.org, while technical site issues require a call to 425.388.3344. The contract will be awarded in U.S. dollars and performed for the county located at 3000 Rockefeller Avenue in Everett, Washington, with no set-aside classification specified. Full project details and documentation are available exclusively through the ProcureWare portal after authentication.

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Synthetic Biology Research & DevelopmentThe contract aims to advance research and development in synthetic biology to design and engineer microbial biosensors capable of detecting chemical, biological, and radiological threats. The work will focus on the creation of novel genetic circuits, optimization of microbial host systems for enhanced performance, and rigorous validation of biosensor functionality under realistic operational conditions. This effort is intended to produce highly sensitive and specific living sensors that can rapidly identify hazardous agents in complex environments, supporting defense and security applications. The project is classified as a subcontract under the NAICS code 541715 and is managed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency within the Department of Defense. The solicitation was posted on July 30, 2026, with a response deadline of August 6, 2026. While specific performance locations and point of contact details are not provided, the initiative is part of a broader national effort to leverage synthetic biology for next-generation threat detection capabilities, requiring advanced expertise in genetic engineering, microbiology, and systems biology.

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Optical and Radiometric Systems Engineering SupportThe contract seeks engineering support for the development and optimization of low-background infrared measurement systems used in radiometric calibration, with a focus on optical design, alignment precision, and performance enhancement. The work involves advanced technical expertise in infrared optics to ensure systems meet stringent calibration standards, minimizing background noise and maximizing measurement accuracy for critical defense and scientific applications. The contractor will be responsible for iterative design improvements, system-level testing, and collaboration with technical teams to achieve optimal radiometric outcomes. This subcontract is issued under the Department of Defense through the agency FA2263 Aflcmc Romk Afmetcal, with performance located in Gaithersburg. The work falls under the NAICS code 541715, indicating it is centered on research and development in physical, engineering, and life sciences. The contract was posted on July 30, 2026, and is intended to support specialized instrumentation needs where high-sensitivity infrared measurements are essential for calibration integrity. No set-aside provisions are specified, and the procurement remains open to qualified subcontractors capable of delivering high-precision optical engineering solutions.

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Resilient Information Session

Solicitation # DARPA-SN-26-106

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Defense Sciences Office is hosting a prerecorded information session on August 24, 2026, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Eastern time, to guide potential proposers on the upcoming Resilient Disruption Opportunity. This session is intended to clarify the program’s objectives and expectations for applicants seeking to respond to the solicitation, and attendance requires advance registration. The event is part of a broader effort to foster innovation in resilient systems capable of withstanding or adapting to disruptive conditions. The solicitation, identified as DARPA-SN-26-106, was posted on July 30, 2026, with a response deadline of August 17, 2026. It falls under NAICS code 541715 for research and development in the physical, engineering, and life sciences. The contracting activity is managed by the Department of Defense through DARPA, with the office located in Arlington, Virginia. Proposers should direct inquiries to the primary point of contact, the BAA Coordinator, via email at Resilient@darpa.mil. All referenced times are Eastern time, and the full details are accessible through the official SAM.gov link provided in the announcement.

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agcy

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Sources Sought: Call For Technology Independent Verification &Validation (IV&V) 27-1: Spectrum Proof

Solicitation # IVV271

The US Army V Corps, in partnership with the Defense Innovation Unit, is conducting an open sources sought for the Spectrum Proof Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) event to identify and evaluate emerging Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) technologies aligned with the Eastern Flank Deterrence Initiative. The initiative seeks capabilities that enable the U.S. Army and NATO forces to achieve electromagnetic spectrum superiority in dense, contested, and denied environments by providing seamless sensing, identification, targeting, and non-lethal disruption of adversary systems across all echelons. Submissions must demonstrate alignment with five key verticals: Electromagnetic Support and Surveillance, Common Services, Electromagnetic Attack, Sensor-to-Shooter Integration, and Resilience in Degraded Environments. Technologies must be optimized for Size, Weight, Power, and Cost (SWaP-C), support open architectures like MOSA and SOSA, incorporate AI/ML for real-time signal classification and automation, and operate effectively in DDIL (Distributed, Disaggregated, Integrated, Limited) conditions without relying on robust network connectivity. Respondents are required to submit a ten-page whitepaper detailing the technology’s development, operational history, current Technology Readiness Level (TRL), and specific alignment with one or more verticals, along with a single-page technology quad chart that summarizes capability, prior deployments, TRL, and a full technical point of contact. Submissions must be unclassified and properly marked for proprietary or sensitive information. The government will evaluate submissions through a peer review panel of military, industry, and academic experts based on technical merit, mission alignment, and integration potential. Participation in the Spectrum Proof event, scheduled for November 2–6, 2026, at Fort Knox, Kentucky, is not guaranteed, and no costs incurred in response to this sources sought will be reimbursed. There is no obligation to award any contract from this effort, but selected technologies may be invited to participate in a follow-on experimentation event in the EUCOM theater in third quarter fiscal year 2027 under authorities including 10 U.S.C. 4021, 4022, and 3458. Offerors must affirm they are acting solely as technology demonstrators and will not evaluate other submissions to prevent conflicts of interest. Government support contractors with access to proprietary data are bound by strict non-disclosure obligations, and all evaluation results will remain within government control with Letters of Observation issued to participants.

Washington Headquarters Services

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Cooperative Driving Automation (CDA) Small-Scale Industry Prototype

Solicitation # 693JJ3-26-BAA-0005

The U.S. Department of Transportation is seeking industry-led prototypes to demonstrate Cooperative Driving Automation (CDA) technologies that enhance roadway safety, mobility, and operational efficiency by enabling communication between vehicles and roadside infrastructure. This effort addresses critical gaps in current vehicle automation systems, which struggle with edge cases like occlusion and complex intersections, by validating CDA solutions that provide cooperative perception, work zone management, traffic incident response, and emergency/transit vehicle awareness. The project requires development of pre-production prototypes at Technology Readiness Levels 6–7, starting with rigorous testing in controlled environments to verify interoperability, functional safety, and cybersecurity, followed by small-scale real-world demonstrations on public roads with mixed traffic. Successful proposals must align with USDOT’s national strategy for CDA deployment across rural, suburban, and urban settings, and must show clear superiority over standalone automation or basic V2X systems through quantifiable safety and mobility gains. Contractors must form multidisciplinary teams led by OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, or autonomous driving system developers, with verified partnerships with infrastructure owner-operators and independent evaluators. Proposals must include comprehensive plans for system integration compliant with SAE J2735, IEEE 1609.2, and other applicable standards, along with security-by-design implementations such as SCMS/PKI, message authentication, and misbehavior detection. A robust Test and Evaluation Plan, Safety Management Plan, and Operational Readiness Review process are mandatory, supported by Key Performance Indicators measuring latency, accuracy, and system efficiency. The project has a 24-month timeline, with a mandatory 18-month controlled testing phase and an optional 6-month real-world demonstration phase contingent on successful review. Proposals are evaluated first on technical merit—with high confidence required to proceed—then on funding availability, and only finally on cost realism. Maximum contract value is $5 million, with submissions limited to 30 pages in the technical volume and requiring UEI registration, small business subcontracting plans if applicable, and full compliance with security, accessibility, DEI, and data sharing mandates including FAR clauses 52.240-90, 52.240-91, and 52.222-90. All data and software developed must be shared openly via USDOT’s ITS DataHub and CodeHub with unlimited government rights unless correctly marked as proprietary.

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RF Architectures Applying Photonic Timing and Routing (RAAPTR)

Solicitation # DARPA-PS-26-126

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is seeking innovative proposals under the Radiofrequency (RF) Architectures Applying Photonic Timing and Routing (RAAPTR) program to develop advanced RF systems that leverage optical timing precision for deployment on compact, mobile land, air, and space-based defense platforms. The program demands revolutionary advances in vibration-hardened, ultra-low phase noise photonic oscillators and associated analog and mixed-signal components, with a strict exclusion of non-optical microwave generation methods or evolutionary improvements to existing technology. Proposals must enable system architectures that maintain phase noise below -120 dBc/Hz at 100 Hz offset and -150 dBc/Hz at 10 kHz offset for a 10 GHz carrier, achieve relative timing error under 1 picosecond over 1–100 second intervals, operate within a volume constraint of 300 cc, and sustain performance across environmental extremes of -40 to 85°C and 7.7 gm vibration. The effort spans a 42-month, two-phase timeline, with Phase 1 focused on component development and architecture design, culminating in a brassboard prototype and an on-platform demonstration. Key deliverables include photonic oscillators, breadboard and brassboard prototypes, detailed digital signal processing algorithms, and environmental packaging compliant with MIL-STD-883-2, Method 2026, Test Condition I/B. This procurement is conducted as an Other Transaction (OT) agreement under 10 U.S.C. § 4022, bypassing traditional FAR clauses in favor of contractual articles governing term, management, administration, payment, patent and data rights, foreign access to technology, cybersecurity, and public dissemination. All proposals must be submitted via the BAAT portal and include mandatory attachments: a technical and management volume (Volume I), a price volume (Volume II) using the DARPA Price Summary Spreadsheet, a Task Description Document, a Schedule of Milestones and Payments, and the Other Transaction Certification. Full proposals require an Execution Plan Oral Proposal presentation and a CUI Addendum request by the August 24, 2026 deadline. Financially, the total program funding is $58 million, expected to be distributed among three to five awards, with payments tied to milestone completions verified through the Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) system. Proposers must certify compliance with SAM.gov requirements, including Unique Entity ID and CAGE code validation,

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agcy

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Purity Specifications, Storage and Distribution for Medications Development

Solicitation # 75N98026R00136

The National Institute on Drug Abuse under the National Institutes of Health is seeking capability statements from small businesses to serve as a centralized repository for chemical and biological compounds used in medication development. The contractor must possess in-house infrastructure to inventory, analyze, and store substances ranging from milligram to kilogram quantities, accommodating both non-GMP and GMP-grade materials sourced domestically and internationally. A critical requirement is the possession of a DEA Research Registration for Schedules II through V controlled substances, with the potential need to handle Schedule I compounds under the Controlled Substances Act of 1970. The facility must maintain rigorous purity specifications and secure distribution protocols to ensure compliance with federal regulations and the integrity of research materials. This notice is a sources sought announcement and not a solicitation for proposals or quotations; responses will not result in a contract award nor will the government compensate respondents for information provided. Interested parties must submit capability statements by August 15, 2026, to the point of contact Polina Klimenkova at polina.klimenkova@nih.gov. The North American Industry Classification System code is 541715, and performance will occur in Bethesda, Maryland. All submitted information should be clearly marked as proprietary if applicable, and no contractual obligation is implied by this announcement.

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SEEK EAGLE MODELING, ANALYSIS, AND TOOLS SUPPORT (SEMATS) 4

Solicitation # FAXXXX-27-FAXXXX

This contract seeks a non-personnel services provider to deliver SEEK EAGLE Modeling, Analysis, and Tools Support (SEMATS) 4 to the U.S. Air Force SEEK EAGLE Office, focusing on software and data-driven modeling, simulation, analysis, and tool development to support aircraft-store compatibility evaluations and mission planning. The work encompasses a wide range of engineering disciplines including computational fluid dynamics, high-performance computing, structural load analysis, stability and control, flutter, store separation, ballistics, electromagnetic compatibility, and safe escape analysis, all critical to certifying weapons and stores for integration onto current and next-generation aircraft. Contractors are responsible for end-to-end execution—including software development, database management, 3D digital modeling, wind tunnel and flight test support, data management, and configuration control—using approved government processes and tools such as Siemens UGS NX, ORACLE, SQL Server, and the Combat Weapon Delivery Software suite, while adhering strictly to MIL-STD-1289D and other military standards. The contract spans five years with one base year and four option years, primarily based at Eglin AFB, Florida, with work also conducted at other U.S. locations and remotely. Normal work is Monday through Friday, 40 hours per week, with core hours from 0900 to 1500 and flexible start times between 0600 and 0900. All personnel must be available during core hours regardless of location. The contractor must manage its own workforce, facilities, equipment, and resources, with no government supervision over daily operations, but is accountable for meeting strict performance thresholds, submitting regular deliverables such as software production reports and environmental safety plans, and ensuring full compliance with data ownership, risk management, and cybersecurity policies. All work products, including source code, are government-owned, and the contractor must support a smooth 30-day transition from the incumbent provider, including 30 calendar days of on-the-job training for incoming staff. The contractor must also report all labor hours via the System for Award Management to meet federal reporting obligations and maintain a comprehensive IT infrastructure supporting the SEEK EAGLE Analysis, Research, and Development Enclave, including desktop support, network administration, and high-performance computing systems.

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FA9453-21-S-0001-Call016 - Space Strategic Technology Institute (SSTI) - Space Cyber-Cognitive Overmatch (SCCO)

Solicitation # SSTI5_Call016

The Space Strategic Technology Institute (SSTI) initiative under solicitation FA9453-21-S-0001-Call016 seeks transformative technologies that redefine space operations through cyber and electromagnetic overmatch, emphasizing disruptive innovation over incremental improvement. Proposed solutions must fundamentally alter the strategic landscape by advancing capabilities across distributed space, ground, and link architectures while integrating advanced human-machine teaming. Core requirements include rigorous optimization of size, weight, and power constraints, with absolute priority on maintaining the integrity and performance of existing satellite missions—any technology that introduces unacceptable computational overhead or degrades primary functions will be disqualified. The effort operates at the Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) level, and white papers must be unclassified, with no classified work permitted until formal security documentation is approved. Offers must demonstrate Gold Standard Science, measurable results with clear benchmarks, alignment with presidential policy priorities, strict compliance with U.S. values, and adherence to the prescribed format. Eligible proposers include U.S.-based universities, small businesses, and non-profit or for-profit entities with fewer than 1,000 employees under NAICS 541715; large businesses and federal agencies are excluded. Foreign-owned organizations and foreign participation are prohibited, and waivers for non-U.S. citizen key personnel require prior written approval. The solicitation follows a two-phase process: first, a white paper not exceeding nine pages must be submitted via the DoD Safe portal by 13 August 2026, using the mandated template and 11-point font, with no zipped or password-protected files allowed. Only selected proposers will receive a request for proposal. Evaluation focuses on degree of innovation and technical personnel expertise, each weighted equally at 27%, followed by value/cost and proposal quality. Award instruments are not predetermined and may be a FAR contract, grant, or cooperative agreement, contingent upon the nature of the proposed research. Cost-type awards require a DCMA-approved accounting system compliant with DFARS 242.75 and federal cost principles under FAR Part 31 or 2 CFR Part 200. The total period of performance is up to 60 months, with monthly and quarterly financial and performance reporting, annual audits, and closeout deliverables including final technical reports, property reports, software code, and patent certifications. Funding continuation is subject to Go/No-Go reviews evaluating performance, schedule, milestone achievement, and reporting compliance.

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Parasite Ecology & ParasitologyThe California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Region 7 - Marine in Monterey, has authorized Ralph Appy to conduct year-round scientific sampling of nearshore fish and macroinvertebrate species for the purpose of studying internal parasites, with the permit valid through December 31, 2028. The permit, issued under Fish and Game Code Section 2081(a), allows for the limited take of longfin smelt, coho salmon, Chinook salmon, steelhead trout, white sturgeon, and Delta smelt using methods including beach seines, fish traps, longline bottom set, surface hook and line, and bottom trawls. All activities are restricted to marine and nearshore environments in California and are strictly for research on parasite ecology, with no commercial or recreational intent. The project is conducted under the oversight of Environmental Scientist Dylan Inskeep, who serves as the primary point of contact, while Ralph Appy is listed as the project applicant and is responsible for compliance with all permit conditions.

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Investigator-Focused Award (Parent R35)The National Institutes of Health is preparing to release a Parent R35 Investigator-Focused Award opportunity to support researchers at all career stages, including Early Stage Investigators, through a funding mechanism designed to sustain an entire program of research aligned with the mission of the awarding Institute or Center. Unlike traditional grants that fund specific projects with defined aims, the R35 provides broad, long-term support for an investigator’s scientific vision, enabling them to pursue high-risk, high-reward research without being constrained by narrow project boundaries. This award is intended to be the primary or sole source of research funding from the NIH for the recipient, offering financial stability and the freedom to adapt research directions as new opportunities emerge. The R35 award emphasizes scientific autonomy and reduced administrative burden, allowing recipients to focus more on research, mentoring, and scientific service rather than grant writing and compliance. Key advantages include the ability to follow emerging scientific leads, tackle complex and challenging questions, and foster breakthrough discoveries by encouraging broad, innovative thinking. The award is not restricted by predefined goals, giving investigators maximum flexibility to evolve their research programs over time. The solicitation is published as a forecast with a posted date of July 30, 2026, and all correspondence and inquiries should be directed to the Office of Extramural Research at parentr35@mail.nih.gov.

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Advancing Global Capacity to Detect and Respond to Fungal Diseases

Solicitation # CDC-RFA-CK-26-0230

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases, under the Department of Health and Human Services, is soliciting proposals to advance global capacity for detecting, diagnosing, surveilling, and responding to fungal diseases through the Notice of Funding Opportunity CDC-RFA-CK-26-0230. This initiative focuses on building sustainable systems that integrate workforce development, laboratory and diagnostic capabilities, and data-driven public health decision-making to strengthen national and regional resilience against fungal disease threats. Priority is given to efforts that target pathogens with international spread potential and those associated with antifungal resistance, with the goal of supporting long-term ownership and embedding these systems within existing public health infrastructures. The program aligns with the America First Global Health Strategy by enhancing global health security and reducing the burden of fungal diseases worldwide, which directly contributes to protecting U.S. populations through earlier detection and more effective international responses. Funding will support activities implemented at the country and regional levels, with an emphasis on scalable, locally led solutions that promote integration into routine health systems. Proposals must be submitted by August 31, 2026, and inquiries should be directed to the designated point of contact at the CDC’s NCEZID office. There is no set-aside type specified, and performance may occur globally, with no specific place of performance mandated beyond the requirement for international impact and collaboration.

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Technical Compatibility and Network Interoperability AssuranceThe contract calls for comprehensive verification and documentation to ensure full interoperability between new receiver systems and the existing Innovasea ecosystem, requiring rigorous testing of firmware updates, signal transmission, and system diagnostics across all integrated components. This work must demonstrate seamless communication, data fidelity, and operational reliability under real-world conditions, aligning all new hardware and software with established protocols and performance benchmarks within the Innovasea network. The effort is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 541715, issued by Mississippi State University with a posted date of July 29, 2026, and a response deadline of August 12, 2026. While specific performance location and point of contact details are not provided, the scope demands precise technical validation and formal documentation to confirm compatibility without gaps or exceptions, ensuring that any deployed receivers will function identically to existing units within the broader monitoring and tracking infrastructure.

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Electronic Payment and WAWF Invoicing SupportThe contract seeks support for electronic payment processing and invoicing via the Wide Area Workflow system, requiring seamless integration with government platforms to submit payment requests and receiving reports. Applicants must ensure compliance with specific invoice formatting standards and demonstrate technical capability to interface with federal systems used by the Department of Defense. The work is tied to performance at Pearl Harbor, with a focus on accurate and timely electronic documentation to facilitate payment cycles and supply chain transparency. This is a subcontract under NAICS code 541511 for computer systems design services, with a response deadline of August 10, 2026. The solicitation is managed by the Land Supply Chain organization, emphasizing technical precision in WAWF submissions and alignment with DoD procurement protocols. While no set-aside classification is specified, bidders must be prepared to meet stringent electronic documentation requirements and maintain system compatibility with federal infrastructure. The contract environment demands reliability, adherence to federal standards, and direct support for defense logistics operations in a high-volume maritime supply node.

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Legacy Code Modernization and Computational AnalysisThe contract seeks to modernize legacy Fortran code used in hydrologic modeling while developing new Python or R scripts to enhance data preprocessing, postprocessing, automation, and overall computational efficiency. The work involves transforming outdated, manual processes into streamlined, scalable workflows that reduce runtime, minimize errors, and improve data handling for hydrologic simulations. The contractor will be responsible for understanding the existing Fortran systems, documenting their functionality, and replacing or augmenting them with modern, maintainable scripts that integrate seamlessly with current data infrastructure. The project is positioned as a subcontract under the Sonoma County Water Agency with a performance location in Santa Rosa, California, and is governed by NAICS code 541511 for custom computer programming services. Response submissions are due by August 5, 2026, and the work is expected to deliver tangible improvements in the speed, accuracy, and reproducibility of hydrologic analyses. The successful bidder must demonstrate expertise in both legacy code remediation and modern scripting environments, with a focus on practical, field-deployable solutions that support water resource management and modeling objectives.

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Workforce Management Solution

Solicitation # RIP-10-2027

Multnomah County Library is seeking a cloud-based workforce management solution to automate the scheduling of diverse employee groups including student workers and volunteers across its 19 branch locations in Portland and Multnomah County, Oregon. The solution must integrate seamlessly with existing enterprise systems—Workday for HR and payroll data, and Frontline AESOP for substitute management—through secure APIs or SFTP, enforcing real-time synchronization of employee availability, certifications, and time-tracking. The system must support granular task-level assignments in 30- to 60-minute increments, dynamically generate schedules based on skill matrices and seniority rules, ensure compliance with Collective Bargaining Unit agreements including limits on consecutive hours and weekend rotations, detect coverage gaps, and automatically report hours back to Workday. Security and accessibility are non-negotiable: the platform must meet SOC 2 Type II, employ AES-256 encryption and TLS, support SSO and MFA, comply with WCAG 2.0, and restrict access via role-based permissions. Proposals will be evaluated on a best-value, trade-off basis with 75% weight on technical capability—including scheduling accuracy, ease of use, training and reporting functionality, and system independence—and 25% on responsible business practices such as economic and environmental impact. The solicitation, issued as a Request for Intermediate Proposals (RIP-10-2027) under a $250,000 spending threshold, prohibits LPTA selection and requires bidders to certify compliance with organizational conflict of interest rules, debarment status, and Oregon residency laws. Offerors must maintain substantial insurance coverage—$1M in professional and general liability, $5M in cyber liability, and workers’ compensation as required—and undergo a pre-award risk assessment covering financial stability, federal fund management experience, and audit history. All submissions must be made electronically via the Multco Marketplace Supplier Portal by September 2, 2026, including supporting documentation such as a demo script and IT security spreadsheet, with no hard copies accepted. The contract term will be negotiated post-award, with no guaranteed minimum purchases, and the primary point of contact is Maura Platt at Multnomah County Library.

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