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DAVIS, BRET A.

UEI: P969XD2F1JY7

DAVIS, BRET A. is a federal contractor, registered under UEI P969XD2F1JY7. It has been awarded $732 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Administration of Education Programs. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Homeland Security.

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Department Of Homeland Security$732.0100%

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923110 - Administration of Education Programs$732.0100%

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The Madison County School District will accept sealed proposals until 2:00 p.m., CST, August 27, 2026, at the Office of the Superintendent of Education, 476 Highland Colony Parkway, Ridgeland, MS 39157 for the purpose of purchasing the following: RFP #

Solicitation # 07-2027

The Madison County School District is soliciting sealed proposals for a procurement opportunity, with submissions due no later than 2:00 p.m. CST on August 27, 2026, at the Office of the Superintendent of Education located at 476 Highland Colony Parkway in Ridgeland, Mississippi. The solicitation, identified by number 13-20260722084313 MCSD, was posted on July 27, 2026, and is open to qualified vendors responding to the district’s needs for specific goods or services, although the exact items to be purchased are not detailed in the provided information. Proposals must be submitted in sealed envelopes and delivered to the designated address to be considered valid. All responses must be received by the deadline, and late submissions will not be accepted. The procurement is managed under the Mississippi Public Technology Acquisition Program, with the agency name listed as MPTAP, and falls under the state and local government procurement category. Interested parties may access additional details through the official online link provided, which directs to the state’s contract bidding portal for further information regarding requirements, eligibility, and evaluation criteria.

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MSAA Cooperative Agreement/MSAA AdminThe contract pertains to a cooperative agreement under the administration of the State Superintendent of Education for the District of Columbia, aimed at supporting initiatives related to the MSAA program. While specific details such as funding amounts, scope of work, or performance requirements are not yet defined, the forecast indicates an upcoming opportunity for organizations to engage in administrative or operational support tied to the MSAA framework. The posting date is July 23, 2026, and the notice is classified as a forecast, meaning it serves as an early indicator of planned procurement efforts rather than an active solicitation. There is no set-aside designation, NAICS code, or point of contact listed, suggesting the agency is in the preliminary planning phase and further details may be released in a subsequent formal solicitation. Performance is expected to occur within the District of Columbia, though no specific city or address has been confirmed. Stakeholders should monitor the provided UI link for updates as the opportunity progresses toward a formal request for proposals or awards.

State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)

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Internatioal Baccalaureate (IB)The District of Columbia Public Schools and District of Columbia Public Charter Schools are preparing to solicit services for International Baccalaureate testing for 11th and 12th grade students, with the forecast posted by the Office of the State Superintendent of Education. This initiative aims to support IB program administration by securing a vendor capable of delivering comprehensive testing services, including exam coordination, scoring, and logistical support aligned with IB standards. The effort is targeted at ensuring equitable access to the IB curriculum and assessment for high school students across both traditional and public charter school systems in the District. While no solicitation number or NAICS code has been assigned yet, the posting signals an upcoming procurement process expected to take place in the near future, with the forecast date indicating a planned timeline beginning in 2026. The place of performance and agency details suggest that all services must be delivered within the District of Columbia, serving schools under the jurisdiction of OSSE. No specific set aside or contracting preferences have been indicated, and the contract is anticipated to require compliance with IB global testing protocols, potentially involving secure exam handling, trained proctors, and timely reporting of results to schools and students.

State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)

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Education and ProgramsThe District of Columbia Department of Corrections is forecasting a procurement under the Education and Programs category to acquire professional services, with the opportunity posted on July 23, 2026. This forecast indicates a future contracting need but does not constitute a solicitation, and no solicitation number has been assigned at this time. The procurement is not currently designated with a specific set-aside type, and details such as NAICS code, organization type, and place of performance have not been specified, leaving the scope and eligibility criteria open for future clarification. All performance is anticipated to occur within the District of Columbia, though no precise location has been identified yet. No point of contact information is available, and interested parties should monitor the official procurement portal for updates, including the opportunity link provided, as the agency prepares to release formal solicitation documents.

Corrections (DC)

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Dual Language Feasibility StudyThe contract titled Dual Language Feasibility Study is forecasted by the Deputy Mayor for Education in the District of Columbia and was posted on July 23, 2026. It seeks to evaluate the viability of implementing a dual language program, though no solicitation number has been assigned yet and the procurement type and set-aside details remain unspecified. The study is expected to focus on educational outcomes and program design within the district, with the place of performance and specific office address not yet defined. A contractual action is pending final approval from the Board of School Advisors, and no point of contact information has been provided at this stage. Interested parties should monitor the official portal for updates as the opportunity progresses toward solicitation.

Deputy Mayor for Education (DME)

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FY26-OSSE-HW-Speak Up, Be Safe CurriculumThe District of Columbia’s Office of the State Superintendent of Education is seeking to renew licenses for the Speak Up, Be Safe curriculum, a school-based social and emotional learning program designed for students from Pre-K through 12th grade. This curriculum is intended to equip children with age-appropriate skills to recognize, prevent, and interrupt harmful behaviors and environments, including neglect, bullying, and all forms of child abuse—physical, emotional, and sexual. The renewal aims to continue existing implementation across participating schools, ensuring consistent access to trauma-informed, developmentally tailored lessons that foster safety, resilience, and healthy interpersonal boundaries. The procurement is forecasted for fiscal year 2026, with no solicitation number yet assigned, and is posted under the agency name State Superintendent of Education on the District’s contracting portal. While details such as NAICS code, place of performance, and point of contact are not specified, the program’s scope remains focused exclusively on sustaining current licensing agreements, indicating an established and ongoing initiative. The renewal reflects a commitment to maintaining systemic support for child protection and social-emotional development within DC public schools.

State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)

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Massachusetts Cooperative Education Initiative (MCEI) Co-op Program Design Grant

Solicitation # BD-27-1088-RGT01-RGT01-131634

The Massachusetts Cooperative Education Initiative (MCEI) Co-op Program Design Grant invites institutions to submit proposals for designing a cooperative education pilot program aligned with state goals. The solicitation, issued under BD-27-1088-RGT01-RGT01-131634 by the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education through the RGT01 office in Boston, closes on August 14, 2026, with awards expected shortly thereafter and performance beginning upon execution and ending on September 30, 2027. Proposals must include an Application Coversheet, a four-page Grant Narrative, and a Budget Worksheet, all submitted electronically via COMMBUYS in specified file formats. Evaluation is based on a 55-point merit-based scoring system with nine equally weighted factors—such as institutional commitment, employer demand, student interest, and grant management—each rated from 1 to 5 points, and a tenth factor prioritizing institutions that have not previously received DHE co-op funding, which awards 10 points if eligible. The award is a fixed grant of up to $30,000, with no competitive pricing component; selection favors proposals demonstrating strong alignment with program objectives, including partnerships with public or nonprofit employers and a viable sustainability plan. Awardees must commit to detailed reporting, including an interim progress report and a final outcomes report using DHE-defined metrics, participate in state convenings, share best practices, acknowledge DHE funding in all public communications, and comply with Massachusetts Public Records Law. The University of Massachusetts Lowell serves as the fiscal agent for fund disbursement via the Department’s Innovation Trust Account, account number 7066-0430, though no formal invoicing system is specified. Key personnel must be named and qualified in grant management and prior participation in MCEI trainings is required. The grant is not a procurement contract; no FOB terms, packaging, or inspection requirements exist, and formal roles like COR or PCO are not designated. Proposals are judged holistically under a trade-off model, with priority given to first-time recipients, and all submissions are subject to public disclosure.

RGT01 - Department of Higher Education

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Career and Technical Education Oversight and Management Services

Solicitation # STATE 0000000499SL

The Missouri Department of Corrections is soliciting proposals for Career and Technical Education Oversight and Management Services under solicitation STATE 0000000499SL, with a response deadline of August 21, 2026. The contract aims to deliver industry-recognized credentialing programs to incarcerated individuals across designated correctional facilities in Missouri, including Vandalia, Moberly, Jefferson City, and Boonville, using in-seat and online instruction. Performance must comply with Missouri Revised Statutes Chapter 34 and be aligned with labor market demands, with all deliverables—such as teaching materials, software, and reports—becoming the exclusive property of the state. The contract has a base term through June 30, 2029, with two optional one-year renewal periods at the state’s discretion, and is contingent upon state appropriations and federal funding availability. Proposals are evaluated using a trade-off methodology, with the technical proposal carrying 70% weight (140 points), covering methodology, personnel qualifications, and past performance, while cost accounts for 25% (50 points) and bonus points for minority-owned, women-owned, service-disabled veteran, and blind/sheltered workshop participation make up 9% (18 points). Vendors must commit to at least 10% MBE and 5% WBE participation, with additional points available for SDVE and organizations supporting the blind. Contract administration requires EFT payments to be processed through MissouriBUYS, with quarterly invoices submitted via email to DOC.Payables@doc.mo.gov, including purchase order numbers and itemized line-item costs. Oversight is handled by a dedicated CTE Program Manager and two Contract Monitors, with monthly coordination meetings involving facility wardens. All contractor personnel must undergo background checks consistent with state employee standards, obtain institutional ID cards, and adhere to strict security protocols including vehicle restrictions and unattended vehicle prohibitions. Personnel must be at least 21 years old and are prohibited from personal interactions with inmates or accepting gifts. Key personnel named in the proposal cannot be substituted without state approval and must meet defined educational and experiential criteria. The contractor must retain all financial and operational records for five years, grant audit access within 48 hours upon request, and transfer all equipment and materials to state ownership upon contract termination. Proposals must be submitted electronically via MissouriBUYS in Word, Excel, or PDF formats, not exceeding 100MB per attachment, with no hard copy submissions

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Stowable & Modular Interior ComponentsThe contract involves the design and supply of modular, stowable cabin tables and interior components specifically tailored for response vessels, with a primary focus on optimizing interior space utilization. These components must be engineered to fold, retract, or reconfigure efficiently to accommodate dynamic operational needs during emergency response missions, ensuring maximum functionality without compromising safety or accessibility. The solution must withstand harsh maritime environments while remaining durable, lightweight, and compliant with applicable marine standards. This subcontract falls under NAICS code 337214, which classifies it within the Millwork and Interior Woodwork Manufacturing sector, and is issued under the auspices of the Department of Homeland Security. The solicitation was posted on July 16, 2026, and performance is expected to support vessels used in critical response operations, though specific delivery locations or technical specifications are not detailed. The contract does not indicate any set-aside status or detailed point of contact information, suggesting the procuring entity intends to evaluate proposals based on technical capability and design innovation to meet the unique spatial and operational demands of maritime response scenarios.

Department Of Homeland Security

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FLIR & Thermal Imaging Systems for Maritime PatrolThe contract entails the supply and integration of FLIR and thermal imaging systems to enhance night vision and situational awareness capabilities on Coast Guard response boats, supporting maritime patrol missions. These systems are critical for detecting vessels, personnel, and hazards in low-visibility conditions, ensuring operational effectiveness during nocturnal and adverse weather operations. The work is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Homeland Security, with the North American Industry Classification System code 334111 indicating specialization in navigating and measuring instruments manufacturing. The systems must be fully integrated into existing naval platforms with minimal disruption, meeting rigorous maritime standards for durability, reliability, and performance under saltwater and high-motion environments. The contract was posted on July 16, 2026, and performance locations are tied to Coast Guard operational areas without specified geographic restrictions.

Department Of Homeland Security

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Marine Seating & Crew Accommodation DesignThe contract calls for the design and supply of advanced, shock-mitigating adjustable seating systems tailored for high-speed maritime operations, with a strong emphasis on enhancing crew comfort and safety under extreme conditions. The seating must be engineered to absorb and dissipate dynamic forces encountered during rapid vessel maneuvers, reducing the risk of injury while maintaining ergonomic support for extended operational periods. The solution must be fully adjustable to accommodate diverse body types and mission requirements, integrating materials and mechanisms that ensure durability in saltwater, high-humidity, and high-vibration environments. This subcontract falls under NAICS code 337127, indicating it is classified within the Boat Building industry, and is issued by the Department of Homeland Security for performance in maritime operational settings. The project targets the development of next-generation crew accommodations that align with federal safety and performance standards for high-speed watercraft. Though specific performance locations and point of contact details are not provided, the solicitation is open to qualified subcontractors with proven expertise in marine seating systems, and the opportunity is published through the SAM gov platform with a posting date of July 16, 2026.

Department Of Homeland Security

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Marine Trim & Steering Control Systems (Manual Override)The contract involves the design and installation of manual override systems for trim controls on high-speed response boats, ensuring these critical systems remain functional during electronic failure. The work is intended to provide a reliable mechanical backup that allows operators to maintain control of vessel trim without reliance on electronic inputs, directly supporting mission-critical operations under adverse conditions. The systems must be engineered for durability in marine environments and integrated seamlessly with existing electronic control architectures without compromising performance during normal operation. This subcontract, issued under NAICS code 336612 for marine propulsion and parts manufacturing, is sponsored by the Department of Homeland Security and focused on enhancing the safety and resilience of high-speed response vessels. The requirement emphasizes robustness, immediate usability under stress, and compatibility with current naval platforms, with no specific set-aside or geographic limitations indicated. The project's success hinges on precise engineering, thorough testing under simulated failure scenarios, and adherence to marine safety standards to guarantee operational continuity during emergencies.

Department Of Homeland Security

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Marine HVAC & Environmental Control SystemsThe contract entails the supply and installation of marine-optimized HVAC and environmental control systems designed specifically for patrol vessels, with mandatory requirements for precise temperature regulation, efficient airflow management, and low-noise operation to ensure crew comfort and operational stealth. These systems must be engineered to withstand the harsh marine environment, including saltwater exposure, high humidity, and continuous vibration, without compromising performance or reliability. The work is classified under NAICS code 333415, indicating specialized machinery manufacturing for HVAC applications, and is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Homeland Security, suggesting integration with broader maritime security initiatives. The contract was posted on July 16, 2026, and places no restrictions on set-aside status, implying open competition among qualified vendors. Performance is expected to occur aboard patrol vessels under the jurisdiction of the Department of Homeland Security, though specific locations are not detailed. The systems must meet stringent operational standards for endurance and quiet functionality, critical for law enforcement and surveillance missions. While point of contact and exact place of performance information are not provided, the solicitation link directs interested parties to the SAM.gov platform for further details and submission requirements.

Department Of Homeland Security

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Marine Communication Systems Integration (Wireless & Hardwired)The contract involves the integration of wireless and hardwired communication systems designed to enhance crew coordination in high-noise maritime environments, with a focus on Bluetooth and secure communication technologies. The effort aims to ensure reliable, real-time voice and data transmission despite challenging acoustic conditions, enabling safe and efficient operational coordination aboard vessels. The solution must seamlessly blend existing wireless networks with hardened wired infrastructure to provide redundancy, signal clarity, and resistance to interference. This subcontract, solicited under NAICS code 334220, is managed by the Department of Homeland Security and targets the development and deployment of mission-critical communications tailored to maritime operations. The system must support encrypted channels, low-latency connectivity, and interoperability across diverse platforms and personnel, while maintaining compliance with federal cybersecurity standards. The performance location and specific deliverables are not detailed, but the scope implies field testing, installation, and validation in real-world maritime settings under demanding operational conditions.

Department Of Homeland Security

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Marine Electrical & Lighting Systems IntegrationThe contract involves the design and installation of specialized electrical and lighting systems on maritime patrol vessels to enhance operational effectiveness during nighttime missions. Key components include dimmable lighting systems to adjust illumination levels without compromising crew visibility or mission stealth, blackout switches for rapid transition to complete darkness when required, and upgraded electrical panels to ensure reliable power distribution under demanding marine conditions. All systems must meet rigorous maritime standards for durability, moisture resistance, and electromagnetic compatibility to function reliably in high-salinity, high-vibration environments. This subcontract falls under NAICS code 238210 for electrical contracting and is issued by the Department of Homeland Security to support critical national security operations. The work must be performed in alignment with federal maritime specifications, ensuring seamless integration with existing vessel infrastructure and compliance with safety and operational protocols for law enforcement and patrol missions. While the specific location of performance is not detailed, the nature of the work implies involvement with vessel construction or overhaul facilities capable of handling federal maritime assets, requiring qualified contractors with proven experience in marine electrical systems and defense-sector compliance.

Department Of Homeland Security

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Marine Vessel Human Factors & Ergonomic Design ConsultingThe contract seeks human factors engineering and ergonomic design consulting services for the development of next-generation response boat cabins, with a primary focus on optimizing operator seating, visibility, control layout, and overall usability to enhance performance and safety in demanding maritime environments. The work will involve applying established ergonomic principles and human-centered design methodologies to ensure intuitive interaction between the operator and the vessel’s interface, reducing fatigue and increasing situational awareness during extended missions. This is a subcontract under the Department of Homeland Security, categorized under NAICS code 541620 for management, scientific, and technical consulting services. The solicitation was posted on July 16, 2026, and the performance location is not specified, indicating flexibility in where the consulting activities will be conducted. The scope emphasizes practical, field-ready outcomes that align with operational needs, requiring close collaboration with engineering and maritime teams to translate human performance data into actionable cabin design improvements.

Department Of Homeland Security

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RB-S Demonstrator Feedback

Solicitation # RB-S-DEMO-FEEDBACK-2026

The United States Coast Guard issued feedback derived from the RB-S Demonstrator event held in April and May 2026, summarizing observations from multiple crews who operated four RB-S demo boats across various mission-related scenarios. This document captures crew-input and discussions aimed at informing future considerations but explicitly states it does not constitute a solicitation, request for proposal, amendment, or any form of government commitment. It does not establish requirements, evaluation criteria, preferred designs, or approved configurations, and the government will not respond to inquiries regarding this feedback. This special notice, identified by the solicitation number RB-S-DEMO-FEEDBACK-2026 and posted on July 16, 2026, is classified under NAICS code 336612 and issued by the Department of Homeland Security. Primary point of contact is Justin Geisendaffer, and while no physical location or set-aside details are provided, interested parties may expect future opportunities for engagement through official government solicitations or notices. All details are referenced from the attached document, and no further clarifications are available beyond what is included in this notice.

Department Of Homeland Security

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South Monterey County School Districts Reorganization and UnificationThe proposed reorganization unifies Greenfield Union Elementary School District and Greenfield High School into a new Greenfield Unified School District, and combines King City Elementary School District, King City High School, Pinnacle Coastal Valley High School, and Portola-Butler Continuation High School into a new King City Unified School District. This change dissolves the existing South Monterey County Joint Union High School District, which currently oversees the high schools. The reorganization does not alter physical infrastructure or student enrollment and maintains all current educational programs and services. The move is intended to streamline administrative structure, enhance educational quality, ensure fiscal responsibility, and provide equitable access to resources by aligning district boundaries with community needs. The beneficiaries of this reorganization are students within the affected areas and local taxpayers, who are expected to benefit from more cohesive governance and potentially improved resource allocation. The initiative aligns with statewide goals for school district unification in California, which prioritize academic excellence, efficient use of funding, and responsiveness to demographic and community shifts. The California Department of Education is overseeing the process, with primary contacts including an Education Administrator and a Chief Business Official. No physical changes or enrollment impacts are anticipated, and the unified districts will continue operating within existing frameworks while enhancing administrative coordination and long-term planning capacity.

Education, California Department of

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