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CENTRAL PINE BARRENS JOINT PLANNING AND POLICY COMMISSION

Subsidiary ofSTATE OF NEW YORKUEI: UA5KYV41WDE1CAGE: 6HHA5

CENTRAL PINE BARRENS JOINT PLANNING AND POLICY COMMISSION is a federal contractor, registered under UEI UA5KYV41WDE1 and CAGE code 6HHA5. It has been awarded $244,781 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS and All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Agriculture and Department Of Defense.

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UEI Code

UA5KYV41WDE1

CAGE Code

6HHA5

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U.S. Government Entity

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Business Classifications

Planning CommissionLocal Government OwnedU.S Local Government

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The Central Pine Barrens Joint Planning and Policy Commission is a regional planning entity focused on coordinated land use, environmental stewardship, and policy development within the Central Pine Barrens region of Long Island, New York. Its core capabilities center on intergovernmental collaborat...

The Central Pine Barrens Joint Planning and Policy Commission is a regional planning entity focused on coordinated land use, environmental stewardship, and policy development within the Central Pine Barrens region of Long Island, New York. Its core capabilities center on intergovernmental collaboration, ecological resource management, and strategic land use planning, with expertise in habitat conservation, watershed protection, and sustainable development frameworks. The organization facilitates multi-jurisdictional decision-making among local, state, and federal stakeholders to balance conservation goals with community needs, leveraging geographic information systems (GIS), environmental impact assessments, and stakeholder engagement protocols. Its distinguishing strength lies in its unique statutory mandate to serve as a regional planning authority with authority to influence zoning, infrastructure, and conservation policy across municipal boundaries. No award history is available to identify specific federal agencies with which the Commission has contracted, and no agency relationships can be inferred from the provided data. Similarly, no NAICS codes are associated with its contract activity, precluding classification under standard federal procurement categories. The Commission operates as a public joint planning commission under New York State law, structured as a 2A entity, indicating a governmental or intergovernmental organization. It holds no federal certifications and maintains a localized presence centered in Westhampton Beach, NY, with influence confined to the Central Pine Barrens region. Its market positioning is rooted in regional governance rather than commercial contracting, serving as a policy coordination body rather than a service provider in the federal procurement marketplace.

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NAICS: 611699
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S26BMO001 "Annual AED Program Management and First-Aid Training"
Solicitation # S26BMO001
Solicitation S26BMO001 is an Invitation for Bid issued by the California Department of Industrial Relations to secure annual program management for approximately 150 Automated External Defibrillators (AED) and the provision of comprehensive first-aid and CPR/AED training. The scope of work includes performing one annual onsite inspection for each AED machine and delivering certification training for adults, children, and infants covering cardiac emergencies and sudden illnesses. These training services must comply with OSHA and California DIR standards, with certifications valid for two years. The contract has a base term of 24 months starting December 15, 2026, with an optional 12-month extension, and a base budget of 75,000 dollars. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Qualified bidders must demonstrate at least three years of experience providing onsite training for government agencies and hold certifications from recognized bodies such as the American Heart Association or American Red Cross. Mandatory requirements include maintaining specific insurance limits for general liability, automobile, and workers compensation, as well as submitting a Payee Data Record and Darfur Contracting Act Certification. Bidders may benefit from a 5 percent Small Business or Microbusiness preference and a tiered incentive for Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise participation. All bids must be submitted electronically by November 20, 2026.
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NAICS: 236220
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Market Intelligence Questionnaire JBR041 – Pallet Processing Facility/JBR044 – Rapid Deployment Facility
Solicitation # W911KB29RWP01-A
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District, is seeking market intelligence for two military construction projects at JBER-Richardson, Alaska, with a combined estimated target budget of approximately 182.5 million dollars. The first project, the Pallet Processing Facility (JBR041), has a target budget of 79.5 million dollars to create a 52,000 square foot, all-weather, 24-hour facility that will serve as the sole hazardous cargo processing point and consolidated alert final preparation and holding area at JBER. The second project, the Rapid Deployment Facility (JBR044), has a target budget of 103 million dollars and consists of a complex to support pre-deployment and redeployment for a Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), featuring a Passenger Shed for personnel processing and a Joint Inspection Facility equipped with vehicle inspection lanes, an indoor wash rack, and a covered defuel point. Both facilities require specialized cold climate design for Climate Zone 7, cybersecurity for four platforms, sustainability measures, and comprehensive site improvements including utilities and storm drainage. The anticipated period of performance spans fiscal years 2029 through 2032, with design starting in the first quarter of FY29 and a 24-month construction period beginning in FY30. This current action is a sources-sought effort to gather industry feedback on the most effective project delivery methods, such as CM@Risk or Design-Build, and to evaluate industry capabilities regarding arctic adaptation and schedule risks.
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NAICS: 611699
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Learning Services in Simulated Environment
Solicitation # W3915-250016/B
The Department of National Defence is soliciting proposals for a two-year contract to provide learning services in simulated environments across Canada. The scope of work involves the management and operation of Small Arms Trainer (SAT) and Indirect Fire Trainer (IFT) systems, which are used to train Canadian Armed Forces members in marksmanship, reaction time, forward observation, fire direction, and mortar skills. Key responsibilities include conducting safety briefings and performing preventive maintenance such as cleaning components and lubricating simulated weapons. Services will be delivered across various core and non-core locations, including Gagetown, Valcartier, Petawawa, and Edmonton, with work performed on an as-and-when-requested basis via task authorizations. The contract will be awarded based on the lowest adjusted price among bidders who meet all mandatory technical criteria. Evaluation includes a ten percent price reduction for Canadian suppliers and a twenty-five percent weighting for Canadian Value-Added. Due to the nature of the work, the successful contractor and its personnel must hold Secret security clearances and be registered with the Controlled Goods Program. Bidders must submit their proposals in three sections covering technical, financial, and administrative requirements, with all pricing quoted as Delivery Duty Paid. Payments will be issued on a monthly basis via direct deposit.
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NAICS: 541330
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AIR FORCE CRYPTOLOGIC OFFICE COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS OPENING
Solicitation # FA7037-21-S-C001
The Air Force Cryptologic Office (AFCO) Cyberspace Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance and Multi-Domain Innovation Division is soliciting innovative commercial capabilities through Commercial Solutions Opening FA7037-21-S-C001. The agency is seeking mature technologies and innovative services in Electromagnetic Warfare, Information Operations, and electromagnetic digital communications, with a specific goal of achieving a field demonstration within one year. The procurement process is divided into two phases: Phase I requires the submission of a quad chart and a white paper, while Phase II consists of full proposals by invitation only. Awards may be issued as traditional contracts or Other Transactions (OT), with potential funding ranging from 50,000 dollars to 50 million dollars over a period of performance lasting between one and five years. The evaluation process is based on technical merit, importance to agency programs, and fund availability, utilizing peer or scientific review to select offerors. Successful projects are expected to follow a structure of base period tasks to demonstrate feasibility, followed by option tasks for design, fabrication, testing, and evaluation. Because the work supports DoD ISR-Cyber capabilities, offerors must possess the necessary personnel and facility security clearances to handle classified work independently. All acquired technologies are treated as commercial items under 10 USC 3458 and DFARS 212.70. Submissions are managed by Carissa Heuertz, and the performance location is identified as San Antonio, Texas.
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NAICS: 611699
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MARSOC Special Operations Medical Training Services IDIQ
Solicitation # H9225726RE036
The Marine Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC) is soliciting proposals for a Single Award Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract for Special Operations Medical Training Services (SOMTS). This procurement is 100% set aside for small businesses under NAICS 611699. The contract requires turnkey, complex medical training, including clinical instruction on advanced life support, mechanical ventilation, ultrasound, and airway support. The scope encompasses the management of specialized environments such as live cadaveric labs and tactical off-road driving tracks, as well as comprehensive logistics including training facilities, materials, lodging, and catering. The contract features a base period from November 3, 2026, to November 2, 2027, with four subsequent option periods, extending the total performance through April 2, 2032. It has an estimated maximum overall ceiling of $4,950,000, with annual not-to-exceed ceilings of $900,000 for the first four years and $450,000 for the final period. Task orders will be issued as Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) for three primary categories: Prolonged Field Care (PFC), Special Operations Austere Medical Training (SO+AMT), and Custom Medical Training. Proposals are due by November 13, 2026, and must be submitted in four distinct volumes covering qualifying criteria, technical approach, past performance, and price. The government will use a competitive best-value tradeoff methodology with a three-phase sequential evaluation: a pass/fail gate for qualifying criteria, a technical evaluation, and a final review of past performance and price. Key requirements include strict adherence to cybersecurity standards such as NIST SP 800-171 and DFARS 252.204-7012, the submission of a CUI safeguarding plan, and the provision of medical liability insurance for all staff and role-players.
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