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COOPERATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT UNIT

UEI: KT12AHCAY1C5

COOPERATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT UNIT is a federal contractor, registered under UEI KT12AHCAY1C5. It has been awarded $13,762 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Other General Government Support. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Labor.

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Department Of Labor$13.8K100%

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921190 - Other General Government Support$13.8K100%

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ACC APG INSTALLATION & TECHNOLOGY DIVISION FY26 COMPETITIVE/FAIR OPPORTUNITY UPDATES

Solicitation # ACC-APG_InstallationTechnologyDivision_2026

The Army Contracting Command-Aberdeen Proving Grounds (ACC-APG) Installation & Technology Division is providing informational updates on anticipated competitive acquisitions for Fiscal Year 2026, aiming to enhance transparency and communication with industry stakeholders and mission partners. This posting is explicitly not a formal solicitation, request for proposal, or request for quotation, and no proposals or quotes should be submitted in response. All information contained herein is subject to change without notice and is provided solely for planning and awareness purposes. The updates cover multiple distinct acquisition opportunities under the NAICS code 921190, including facility maintenance, minor construction, environmental and forestry management services, unidirectional flushing, compressed gas supply, and asset and work order management systems. These requirements will be executed through various indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) and multiple-award task order contracts with five-year ordering periods, with estimated total values ranging from $2 million to $17 million per contract, though no aggregate contract value is provided. Performance is primarily centered at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland, including its Edgewood and Adelphi locations, with some scope extending to other CONUS, Alaska, and Hawaii sites. Questions regarding the posted information may be submitted via email to the designated Contracting Officer within one week of an update’s release, with a limit of ten questions per vendor. The Government will not respond to source selection sensitive inquiries and will not reimburse any costs incurred in preparing questions or providing feedback. Certain opportunities may be designated as 8(a) small business set-asides, but no formal evaluation factors, contract clauses, packaging or marking requirements, inspection criteria, or representation and certification details are included, as this document is purely a forecast tool. All procurements are subject to cancellation at any time, and the Government reserves the right to modify, defer, or terminate any acquisition without liability. The posting does not constitute a commitment to award contracts and serves only to inform industry of upcoming competitive opportunities under the ACC-APG Installation and Technology Division’s purview.

Department Of The Army

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in about 2 months

Municipal Code Amendment AdministrationThe City of Fairfield is engaged in administrative efforts to amend Section 11.13.2 of its Municipal Code to permit the Rancho Solano Master Association to authorize overnight on-street parking on private roads between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. This change seeks to provide flexibility for residents in the Rancho Solano community who require temporary overnight parking accommodations on privately maintained roads, subject to approval by the Master Association. The amendment is framed as a local governance adjustment aimed at balancing residential needs with existing traffic and safety regulations. The work described under this subcontract falls under NAICS code 921190, which encompasses other general government support activities, and it is directly tied to municipal code administration within the city of Fairfield, California, with a postal code of 94534. The task involves legal and procedural coordination to modify existing ordinances, ensuring alignment with state law and community standards. The contract is set to be administered under the oversight of the City of Fairfield, indicating that the process will include review, public notice, and formal adoption procedures prior to implementation.

City of Fairfield

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Administrative Hearing Officer Services – Parking Citation AdjudicationThe City of San Diego’s Purchasing & Contracting Department is seeking qualified administrative hearing officers to provide impartial, on-demand hearings for appeals of parking citations, ensuring full compliance with due process standards. These services will be delivered on a rotational, as-needed basis to meet fluctuating demand, requiring officers to conduct fair, efficient, and timely adjudications of disputed citations without bias or delay. The work is performance-based and must adhere to established procedural and legal frameworks to maintain transparency and public trust in the citation appeals process. The contract is classified under NAICS code 921190 and is structured as a subcontract, with proposals due by August 25, 2026. There is no set-aside designation or specific geographic restrictions noted beyond the general performance location within San Diego. Interested parties must demonstrate experience in administrative adjudication, familiarity with municipal parking regulations, and the ability to handle high-volume caseloads with consistency and neutrality. All hearing officers will be expected to operate independently, maintain detailed records, and deliver outcomes that reflect legal accuracy and procedural integrity under the oversight of the city’s contracting authority.

Purchasing & Contracting Department of City of San Diego

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Policy & Regulatory Compliance Strategy DevelopmentThe contract seeks the development of policy recommendations and compliance strategies that align with Ohio EPA standards, federal pathogen reduction regulations, and applicable local ordinances, with a specific emphasis on integrating economic inclusion requirements into the framework. The work involves analyzing current regulatory landscapes, identifying gaps or areas for improvement, and crafting actionable guidance that enables the City of Cincinnati to meet environmental and public health mandates while promoting equitable economic opportunities for underserved communities. Proposals must demonstrate expertise in environmental regulation, public policy design, and compliance implementation, with a clear understanding of how local, state, and federal rules interact in practice. The opportunity is structured as a subcontract under the NAICS code 921190 and is issued by the City of Cincinnati, with a response deadline of August 28, 2026. The project requires a detailed approach to compliance that goes beyond mere adherence to legal requirements, focusing instead on strategic, sustainable, and inclusive outcomes. Performance is expected to be delivered in alignment with Cincinnati’s operational context, though the location details are not fully specified. The solicitation does not indicate a set-aside classification, and all interested parties should prepare submissions that reflect both technical rigor and a commitment to advancing equity within environmental policy implementation.

City Of Cincinnati

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Religious Discrimination Testing and InvestigationsThe contract under the title Religious Discrimination Testing and Investigations authorizes targeted investigations and audit-based testing to identify and document instances of religious discrimination in housing practices. Up to 15 percent of the total grant funds allocated under this agreement are designated specifically for these activities, ensuring focused resources are dedicated to uncovering discriminatory behaviors that violate fair housing protections. The work is to be conducted under a subcontract arrangement linked to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, with the North American Industry Classification System code 921190 indicating its alignment with governmental administration functions related to housing and community development. The solicitation was posted on July 2, 2026, with responses due by August 6, 2026, providing a five-week window for potential contractors to submit proposals. There is no specified set-aside category or location of performance detail, suggesting the work may be conducted across multiple jurisdictions or remotely as needed. The primary objective is to gather empirical evidence through testing methodologies to support enforcement actions, policy improvements, and public awareness around religious bias in housing access, rentals, and sales. This initiative underscores the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s commitment to upholding equitable housing rights regardless of religious affiliation.

Department Of Housing And Urban Development

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about 1 month ago

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in about 6 hours

Fair Housing Complaint Investigation ServicesThe contract seeks qualified providers to conduct complaint-based investigations into alleged housing discrimination under the Department of Housing and Urban Development, focusing on intakes, thorough documentation, interviews with involved parties, and detailed reporting. Investigators will be expected to execute fair housing testing procedures to uncover discriminatory practices in housing rentals, sales, and financing, ensuring compliance with federal fair housing laws. This effort requires methodical fieldwork, cultural competence, and strict adherence to procedural standards to maintain the integrity of investigations and the credibility of outcomes. The work is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 921190 and is open for responses until August 6, 2026, with the solicitation posted on July 2, 2026. Performance is expected to occur nationally with no specified geographic limitations, allowing contractors to operate where complaints are filed. While no set-aside status or point of contact details are provided, the contract underscores the federal government’s commitment to enforcing fair housing protections through rigorous, evidence-based investigations led by qualified entities.

Department Of Housing And Urban Development

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about 1 month ago

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in about 6 hours

Regulatory & Policy Engagement StrategyThe contract involves leading stakeholder coordination with key regulatory and energy entities including the California Public Utilities Commission, the California Independent System Operator, investor-owned utilities, and community choice aggregators to advance policy changes that formally recognize the value of long-duration energy storage within rate structures. This effort aims to align regulatory frameworks with the growing role of storage technologies in grid reliability and clean energy integration, requiring strategic engagement to build consensus and influence decision-making processes across California’s energy landscape. Work will be centered in Sacramento, with a focus on shaping policy outcomes that incentivize investment in long-duration storage through updated utility rate designs and regulatory recognition. The subcontract falls under NAICS code 921190, indicating it is part of the broader public administration and regulatory support structure managed by the California Energy Commission. The initiative is positioned to drive systemic change in how energy storage is valued and compensated, directly impacting the future of California’s grid modernization and decarbonization goals.

Energy Commission

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about 1 month ago

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Administrative Roadway Easement VacationRiverside County is administratively vacating a roadway easement in the Sage area, a purely internal and procedural action that involves no physical construction, land disturbance, or environmental impact. This action falls under a California Environmental Quality Act exemption, confirming that no environmental review is required due to the non-operational nature of the vacancy. The process is limited to legal and bureaucratic formalities to remove the easement from official records, with no work performed on-site or changes to land use. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 921190, reflecting its administrative and governmental function. The posting date is June 24, 2026, and the action is managed entirely within the county’s administrative framework with no public or external procurement process.

Riverside County

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about 1 month ago

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Lobbying and Regulatory Advocacy SupportThe contract supports advocacy efforts aimed at implementing the Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) for copper in California, focusing on engagement with state policymakers and regulatory agencies to advance environmental water quality goals. This subcontract is tied to the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 8 – Santa Ana, and will primarily involve lobbying and regulatory activities to ensure compliance and effective enforcement of copper pollution limits in waterways. The work is centered in Newport Beach, California, and requires direct interaction with decision-makers to influence policy outcomes, secure funding, and promote scientific and regulatory alignment around copper TMDL requirements. The contract falls under NAICS code 921190, which encompasses other general government support services, indicating a non-traditional procurement focused on administrative and advocacy functions rather than direct environmental remediation. While no solicitation number or point of contact is provided, the posting date of June 18, 2026, suggests this is a planned future opportunity. The absence of set-aside designation and organization type details implies flexibility in contractor selection, but success will hinge on proven experience in California water quality regulation, strong relationships with state agencies, and a track record in shaping policy through strategic advocacy within the regulatory framework governed by the Santa Ana region.

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 8 - Santa Ana

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about 2 months ago

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IACUC Nonaffiliated Member-Duncan Tebow- New ContractThe contract is for services provided by Duncan Tebow as a nonaffiliated member to the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee under the Food and Drug Administration for fiscal year 2025. The role involves contributing independent oversight and expertise to ensure compliance with federal regulations governing the ethical treatment and use of animals in research. The position is classified under NAICS code 921190, indicating it falls under other general government support activities, and is forecasted for a future award with no solicitation number yet assigned. The contract is not designated with a specific set-aside status and will be performed at an undetermined location. Point of contact for program inquiries is the CBER Acquisition Liaison at cberacquisitions@fda.hhs.gov, while the contracting officer role is pending assignment. The opportunity was posted on May 25, 2026, with all details accessible through the HHS OSDBU portal.

Food And Drug Administration

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SRNT-ConferenceThe Food and Drug Administration is forecasting a contract opportunity under the NAICS code 921190 for the SRNT Conference, with a posted date of May 25, 2026. This opportunity is designated as a forecast and does not include a solicitation number or set-aside classification at this time. The point of contact for program-related inquiries is the Ctp Acquisition Liaison, reachable at ctpacquisitions@fda.hhs.gov, while the official Contracting Officer has not yet been identified. No specific location details for the place of performance are provided, and the agency’s organizational details remain broadly outlined. All further information and updates will be accessible through the official Osdbu HHS opportunity forecast link.

Food And Drug Administration

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IACUC Nonaffiliated Member-Duncan Tebow- New ContractThe contract is for services as a nonaffiliated member of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) under the Food and Drug Administration for the fiscal year 2025, assigned to Duncan Tebow. The role involves providing independent oversight and consultation on animal care and use protocols to ensure compliance with federal regulations and ethical standards. This position is critical to maintaining the integrity of animal research programs by offering an external perspective unrelated to the institution or research activities. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 921190, which pertains to other general government support activities, and is forecasted to be issued in May 2026. The point of contact for program inquiries is the CBER Acquisition Liaison at cberacquisitions@fda.hhs.gov, while the contracting officer has not yet been designated. The place of performance and office location are not specified, suggesting service may be performed remotely or at FDA facilities, with no geographic constraints indicated.

Food And Drug Administration

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Cost of Biosimilar Product DevelopmentThe contract aims to support the development of a valuation model to evaluate the strategic decision of bringing a biosimilar and interchangeable biological product to market, focusing on the financial and operational costs associated with such an endeavor. This initiative is being led by the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, with the North American Industry Classification System code 921190 indicating its alignment with other miscellaneous governmental functions related to public health policy and economic analysis. The project seeks to generate insights that inform public health planning and policy decisions related to biosimilar market entry, potentially impacting pricing, competition, and patient access to biologic therapies. Sonal Parasrampuria serves as the program point of contact for technical and project-related inquiries, while Lydina Battle is designated as the contracting officer responsible for procurement and contractual matters. The opportunity was posted on May 25, 2026, under a forecast classification, suggesting it is a preliminary notice of an upcoming procurement rather than a current solicitation. There is no specific set-aside designation or place of performance location identified, and the office address details are incomplete, indicating this is an early-stage planning notice intended to provide industry stakeholders with advance visibility into a future funding opportunity. The full opportunity can be accessed through the provided link on the Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization website.

Office Of The Assistant Secretary For Planning And Evaluation

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Audit SupportThe contract involves a contractor engaged through Guidehouse BPA to provide audit support services for all requirements within the Civil Division of the Department of Justice. The work is forecasted to take place primarily in Washington, D.C., under the NAICS code 921190, indicating a focus on administrative management and general management consulting services. There is no specified solicitation number or set-aside designation, suggesting an open competitive or general forecast opportunity. Key contacts for this contract include Don R. Watson, serving as the primary point of contact, and Sakura Higa, who is the Small Business Point of Contact, supporting outreach and engagement with small business entities. The contract is administered by the Boards and Divisions Offices within the Department of Justice, ensuring audit-related assistance aligns with the department’s compliance and operational objectives. Further information and updates can be accessed via the Department of Justice’s forecasting portal online.

Boards And Divisions Offices

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26-444DHS-PROCU-B-51026 | Exempt Notice - DHS Exempt Procurement Report - January 2026

Solicitation # 26-444DHS-PROCU-B-51026

The contract titled "26-444DHS-PROCU-B-51026 | Exempt Notice - DHS Exempt Procurement Report - January 2026" pertains to an exempt procurement report for the Illinois Department of Human Services (DHS), issued by the Illinois Procurement Office located in Springfield, IL. This solicitation, posted in early February 2026, serves as an official notice regarding procurement activities exempt from the standard Illinois Procurement Code and State Fair Act regulations. The document focuses on compiling and presenting a summary of all exempt contracts related to DHS during the reporting period of January 2026. The accompanying report, CPO Procurement Code Exempt Contracts Report version 24.1, clarifies that no exempt contracts were recorded for DHS in this timeframe. It also provides a comprehensive breakdown of the exemption categories under Illinois law, specifying types of procurements such as Purchase of Care, hiring practices, real estate acquisitions, and other statutory exceptions. Each exemption category is detailed with legal citations and descriptions, ensuring transparency and understanding of the conditions that justify exemption from competitive bidding processes. The point of contact for this procurement is listed as Potter Wideikis, serving as the purchaser, reachable via email for any inquiries.

Procurement Office

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26-446DOI-FINAD-B-50934 | Exempt Notice - IDOI Exempt Procurement Report - Feb 2026

Solicitation # 26-446DOI-FINAD-B-50934

This contract pertains to an exempt procurement report issued by the Illinois Department of Insurance (IDOI), identified by solicitation number 26-446DOI-FINAD-B-50934. The solicitation was posted on February 3, 2026, by the Finance & Administration agency of Illinois, specifically managed under the State, Local, Education, and other (SLED) organization type. The contract is classified as an exempt notice, indicating that it may not be subject to the usual competitive bidding process, and relates to a procurement report scheduled for February 2026. The performance and administration of the contract are based in Springfield, Illinois, with a specific office located there. The primary point of contact for this solicitation is Amin Ouzidane, holding the title of Purchaser, and can be reached at the provided phone number. No specific set-aside type or NAICS code is associated with this solicitation, suggesting it may be a specialized or internal procurement effort. Additional information and procurement details can be accessed through the Illinois government’s procurement portal.

Finance & Administration

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Notice of Planned Procurement

Solicitation # RMS73-2026-01

The Rural Municipality of Stonehenge No. 73 has issued a notice of planned procurement for the period of January 1, 2026, to December 31, 2026, with the intent to participate in one or more procurements administered through the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities. This solicitation, identified by the number RMS73-2026-01, is posted on the Government of Saskatchewan's SaskTenders website, where all related Request for Proposal notices, terms, and procurement details can be accessed. The response deadline for this notice is December 31, 2026, at 11:00 PM Saskatchewan time, and the procurement opportunities will be conducted under the Saskatchewan Public Sector framework. Primary contact for inquiries regarding this notice is Tammy Franks, reachable via email at rm73@sasktel.net or by phone at 306-263-2020. The place of performance for any resulting contracts is within the province of Saskatchewan, and all procurement activities are designed to align with SARM’s established processes. This notice serves as an advance indication of upcoming procurement opportunities and is not itself a binding contract or active solicitation. Interested parties are encouraged to monitor the SaskTenders portal regularly for the release of specific RFPs, as details such as scope, requirements, and delivery terms will be made publicly available through that platform.

Rural Municipality of Stonehenge No. 73

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26-588IEMA-MGMTA-B-50632 | Exempt Notice - IEMA-OHS Exempt Procurement Report - October-December 2025

Solicitation # 26-588IEMA-MGMTA-B-50632

The contract titled "Exempt Notice - IEMA-OHS Exempt Procurement Report - October-December 2025" involves a solicitation issued by the Illinois Management and Administration agency, specifically under the Management and Administration office located in Springfield, Illinois. This solicitation, identified by the number 26-588IEMA-MGMTA-B-50632, was posted on January 7, 2026, and pertains to an exempt procurement report covering the fourth quarter of 2025. The contract does not specify any set-aside requirements or NAICS codes. The primary point of contact for this solicitation is Ashley Garcia, who serves as the Purchaser. The work or services related to this contract are to be performed in Springfield, Illinois, with the office address provided within the state. This solicitation falls under the SLED (State and Local Government and Education) organization type, indicating it is intended for government-related procurement activities within Illinois. Further details and documentation can be accessed via the official Illinois procurement website.

Management and Administration

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