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JAMES WITTE

UEI: FFD1AM7QFM73CAGE: 9BXR0

JAMES WITTE is a federal contractor, registered under UEI FFD1AM7QFM73 and CAGE code 9BXR0. It has been awarded $20,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Health And Human Services.

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WebsiteWitteResearchServices.com

Address123 Main St, City, ST 12345

Registration

UEI Code

FFD1AM7QFM73

CAGE Code

9BXR0

Entity Structure

Sole Proprietorship

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N/A

Business Classifications

For Profit Organization

NAICS Codes

541720Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities(Primary)

Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

James Witte operates as an independent contractor specializing in professional services within the scientific and technical consulting domain, as defined by NAICS 541720. The contractor delivers expert-level analytical, research, and advisory services to support complex government initiatives, with ...

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Awards by Agency

Department Of Health And Human Services$20.0K100%

Awards by NAICS

541720 - Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities$20.0K100%

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Independent VCSE Sector Needs Assessment and Partnership ModelingThis subcontract for the East Riding of Yorkshire Council involves conducting an Independent VCSE Sector Needs Assessment and Partnership Modeling. The selected provider will perform independent research and participatory engagement to identify sector needs, analyze stakeholder perspectives, and validate future partnership models. To ensure unbiased results, the contractor must operate independently while supporting prime contractors on various council projects. The primary deliverables include detailed research and analysis reports focusing on sector requirements and the viability of proposed partnership models. Interested parties must submit their responses by December 4, 2026, in accordance with the solicitation posted on November 6, 2026.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council

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Health Outcomes Evaluation ConsultantThe Health Outcomes Evaluation Consultant subcontract focuses on the implementation of data collection and analysis systems to support prime contractors on academic detailing projects for the Mississippi State Department of Health. The selected consultant will be responsible for designing evaluation mechanisms to assess changes in provider behavior and analyzing the resulting patient health outcomes stemming from clinical interventions. Key deliverables for this engagement include a comprehensive program evaluation framework, detailed data analysis reports, executive summaries, and effectiveness reports. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 541720 and is associated with the Pharmacy agency within the state of Mississippi.

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BD27-125 Red Butte Cultural Resources Inventory, WRI# 7667(4), Multiple Award for Archaeology

Solicitation # BD27-125

The State of Utah Division of Purchasing, on behalf of Wildlife Resources, is seeking a qualified vendor to conduct an archeological survey and Class III Cultural Resources Inventory on BLM land within the Red Butte area of Box Elder County. This is an invitation-only event, meaning only vendors currently on the approved vendor list for archaeology are eligible to bid. A single contract will be awarded to the responsive and responsible vendor who achieves the highest score based on the established archaeology scoring system. Selected vendors must guarantee their pricing for the entire duration of the project. The solicitation period opens on November 6, 2026, with a response deadline of November 16, 2026.

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A Study on Vessel Design Challenge

Solicitation # 693JF726R000016

The U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP No. 693JF726R000016) for a Vessel Design Challenge under the Maritime Environmental and Technical Assistance (META) program. The initiative seeks to fund multiple design teams to develop integrated vessel designs that significantly improve fuel efficiency, targeting a 30 percent improvement, and reduce underwater radiated noise (URN). This is a design-stage challenge focusing on fluid dynamic modeling and technical feasibility rather than direct measurement. Eligible proposals may include redesigns of existing projects, new specifications, or experimental theoretical designs for commercially useful vessels, though fisheries vessels and small recreational watercraft are specifically excluded. Funding is provided through cooperative agreements, with individual awards typically ranging from $150,000 to $450,000 and total available funding up to $1.25 million. Projects must be completed within 12 to 18 months. Ideal design teams should follow a design-build approach, incorporating naval architects, marine engineers, shipyards, and technology providers. While preference is given to U.S.-based companies and U.S.-flagged operations, the challenge is open to all domestic applicants other than individuals, including U.S.-registered entities with foreign parent ownership. Proposals are limited to 20 pages, inclusive of all supporting documents such as resumes and letters of support, and must be submitted in PDF format by January 10, 2027. Submissions must include a detailed design and modeling approach, a justifiable budget, and a project timeline. Evaluation is based on the design integration plan, the robustness of the methodologies, team capabilities, and the clarity of the budget and timeline. Final deliverables include a preliminary vessel design, a comprehensive design analysis including return on investment (ROI) and technology readiness levels (TRL), and a final report for public release, though sensitive proprietary information will remain confidential.

693JF7 DOT Maritime Administration

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Research Services DPS

Solicitation # KMCCW-018

Kirklees Council is seeking applications for the Research Services Dynamic Purchasing System, identified by solicitation number KMCCW-018. This notice replaces a previous version and serves as an open framework for providers to apply for potential research opportunities. Interested parties can access the necessary application documents through the specified portal using record reference C1335. The deadline for submitting applications is February 23, 2029, which also marks the expiration date of the DPS. While general contract dates on the notice should be disregarded, the council will issue further competitions throughout the lifetime of the system to determine specific service delivery timelines. Primary inquiries regarding this solicitation should be directed to Anna Bowtell.

Kirklees Council

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Oldham Live Well Evaluation

Solicitation # OLDH001-DN835252-61343516

The Oldham Live Well Evaluation is a solicitation issued by Oldham Council to assess a community-led health and wellbeing initiative. GM Live Well is a strategic partnership involving NHS GM, GMCA, local authorities, and the voluntary sector, designed to shift public service delivery toward a prevention-focused, whole-system approach. The initiative aims to tackle health, social, and economic inequalities by empowering local communities to lead actions that address structural injustices and remove barriers to opportunity. This specific contract focuses on the evaluation of the program within Oldham, which served as one of the original accelerator sites launched in 2023 with support from The National Lottery Community Fund. The project seeks to measure the effectiveness of transforming statutory services to better enable community power and wealth. Interested parties must submit their responses by December 4, 2026, with Samantha Lee serving as the primary point of contact for the procurement process.

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Academic Researcher – Cognitive Resilience and SuperiorityThis subcontract opportunity for the Government of Canada's Department of National Defence seeks an academic researcher to conduct a comprehensive assessment and literature review for prime contractors. The project focuses on the critical areas of cognitive resilience, cognitive superiority, and adaptive performance, utilizing NATO Cognitive Warfare reports and various academic databases. The selected researcher must integrate GBA Plus and intersectional approaches into their analysis while adhering to graduate-level research standards and the Chicago Notes Bibliography style. The final deliverable is a detailed research paper ranging from 8,000 to 12,000 words. Performance for this contract is based in Kingston, Ontario. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 20, 2026, in accordance with the solicitation posted on November 6, 2026.

Department of National Defence

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Resilience Framework Research and AnalysisThis subcontract, titled Resilience Framework Research and Analysis, involves providing academic analysis and literature reviews for prime contractors supporting the Government of Canada's Department of National Defence. The primary objective is to conduct a comparative analysis of national and whole-of-society resilience frameworks across military, government, and academic sectors to establish design principles for Professional Military Education. The selected provider will utilize strategic NATO and Canadian defense documents alongside academic databases to produce a final research paper. The work is designated under NAICS code 541720 and is to be performed in Kingston, Ontario. The solicitation was posted on November 6, 2026, with a response deadline of November 20, 2026.

Department of National Defence

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Nordic National Resilience Research SpecialistThe Nordic National Resilience Research Specialist subcontract involves a comparative academic examination of national resilience and whole-of-society defence approaches to support prime contractors on Department of National Defence Canada research projects. The selected specialist will conduct detailed case studies on Norway, Sweden, and Finland, focusing specifically on civil preparedness and NATO's Seven Baseline Requirements for National Resilience. The primary deliverables for this engagement include comprehensive research papers and comparative analysis reports. Qualified candidates must possess academic credentials in Security Studies or International Relations. The work is associated with the Government of Canada and is designated for performance in Kingston, Ontario. Interested parties must adhere to the solicitation timeline, with a response deadline set for November 20, 2026.

Department of National Defence

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Canadian Defence Academy Research Paper: Understanding Resilience in the Canadian Armed Forces: A Multi-Level Framework

Solicitation # W4938-26-315S-A1

The Department of National Defence, through the Canadian Defence Academy, is soliciting an academic analysis of resilience concepts and frameworks to enhance professional military education, leader development, and professional development for the Canadian Armed Forces. The project requires a comprehensive literature review and comparative analysis of resilience across individual, team, organizational, and societal levels, integrating military, government, and international perspectives. Key deliverables include a conceptual analysis of resilience, an evaluation of convergence and divergence across different communities, and the identification of design principles to inform future CAF resilience frameworks. The research must incorporate Gender-Based Analysis Plus (GBA Plus) and intersectional approaches, and the contractor must participate in three virtual progress discussions with the Project Authority. The contract has a maximum funding limit of 10,000 CAD, with awards based on the highest-rated proposal within budget. To be compliant, offerors must meet all mandatory technical criteria and earn a minimum of six out of ten possible technical points. The period of performance extends from the contract date to February 26, 2027, with work performed in Kingston, Ontario. Strict security protocols are in place, including requirements for reliability screenings and a prohibition on entering sensitive government information into AI systems without authorization. Payment is processed within 30 days of receiving an acceptable invoice via various electronic methods, including direct deposit and acquisition cards.

Department of National Defence

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Mecklenburg County Transportation Barrier Study

Solicitation # 487-DL-DSS002005

Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, is seeking quotes for a Transportation Barrier Study to identify and address transportation challenges for unhoused or at-risk older adults aged 55 and older. Funded by a Federal Transit Administration Section 5303 planning grant, the project aims to produce a comprehensive report that will guide Age Friendly Mecklenburg and the Mecklenburg Transit System in increasing transportation access for this vulnerable population. The contract is for a one-year term with a total project cost not to exceed 82,500 USD. Performance is based on a milestone-driven schedule beginning January 15, 2027, and concluding June 30, 2027, with deliverables including a project management plan, stakeholder engagement summary, barriers map, and a final planning study report. Qualified vendors must demonstrate expertise in transportation planning, ADA paratransit regulations, and Title VI compliance. Lead researchers are required to hold advanced degrees such as a Ph.D., MD, MPH, or MSW in relevant fields like gerontology or public health, and must be certified in human subject protections and trauma-informed interviewing. To receive federal funds, the selected vendor must maintain an active System for Award Management registration and a Unique Entity ID. Submission requirements include a detailed Statement of Work, an executive summary, and specific pricing and experience forms. Award decisions will be based on the most comprehensive and best-value solution, with a focus on technical competency, academic credentials, and past performance.

County of Mecklenburg

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Canadian Defence Academy Research Paper - National Resilience and Whole-of-Society Defence: Nordic Approaches and Implications for the CAF

Solicitation # W4938-26-316S-A2

The Canadian Defence Academy, part of the Department of National Defence, is soliciting a research paper titled National Resilience and Whole-of-Society Defence: Nordic Approaches and Implications for the CAF. The objective is to conduct a comparative academic assessment of national resilience and whole-of-society security approaches among selected Nordic allies to inform Professional Military Education and Professional Development. The scope involves analyzing how these allies conceptualize societal resilience, civil preparedness, and total defence, while evaluating the implementation of NATO's Seven Baseline Requirements for National Resilience. The research must align with the Finnish Comprehensive Security Model, Swedish and Norwegian total defence concepts, and specific Canadian national security and cyber strategies. The primary deliverable is a final report of 8,000 to 12,000 words, written to a publishable graduate-level standard equivalent to a Master's degree holder, submitted in English or French. The maximum funding available for the contract is 10,000 CAD, excluding taxes. Evaluation is based on technical and financial criteria, with a mandatory requirement for equivalent qualifications (such as a Master's degree or current enrollment in a Master's program) and a point-rated system for expertise. The contract includes strict requirements for security clearances, confidentiality, and a structured submission process consisting of technical, financial, and declaration volumes.

Department of National Defence

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Canadian Defence Academy Research Paper: Cognitive Resilience and Cognitive Superiority in the CAF Context

Solicitation # W4938-26-317S-A3

The Department of National Defence, through the Canadian Defence Academy, is soliciting research paper writing services to conduct an academic assessment of cognitive resilience and cognitive superiority. The objective is to examine how these concepts impact military effectiveness, decision-making, and leader development to inform Professional Military Education and Professional Development across the Defence Team. The successful contractor must produce a publishable, graduate-level research paper between 8,000 and 12,000 words, incorporating Gender-Based Analysis Plus and referencing key national security and NATO strategies. The project includes three virtual progress discussions and requires a formal disclosure of any artificial intelligence tools used during the research process. This fixed-price contract has a maximum funding limit of 10,000 CAD, with a performance period extending until February 26, 2027. Bidders must hold a Master's degree in a relevant field such as Cognitive Science, Education, or Strategic Studies to be eligible. Technical evaluations are based on the bidder's expertise and the quality of the proposed research. The contract is managed by Jameson Wood, with deliverables submitted electronically in MS Word. While no specific security clearance is required for the general work, the contractor must adhere to strict confidentiality and data protection protocols regarding government information.

Department of National Defence

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Social Research and Policy Analysis - Care Worker ConditionsThis subcontract with the International Labour Organization involves a detailed comparative analysis of working conditions and contractual arrangements for care workers employed by prime contractors on ILO projects in Hungary. The selected provider will conduct extensive research into deinstitutionalisation processes and labor conditions, utilizing expertise in social care systems and labor law to produce a comprehensive final report featuring text, tables, and figures. The project is categorized under NAICS code 541720 for sociological research and will be performed entirely within Hungary. The primary objective is to deliver a rigorous policy analysis that evaluates the current state of care worker employment to inform organizational findings and systemic improvements.

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National organization/firm for Resolution 57_Digital Competency Development Road

Solicitation # UNDP-VNM-02433

UNDP Viet Nam is seeking a qualified national research institution, non-governmental organization, or consulting firm to conduct research for the development of a Leadership Competency Framework for the Digital Era. The project aims to create an empirical research paper based on primary data to define digital competency requirements for central and provincial leading and managerial officials. This framework will serve as an evidence base to update training and retraining curricula at the HCMA, specifically addressing the needs of administrative streamlining and international integration. The consultancy will be based in Hanoi with required field work in Nghe An and Can Tho provinces, spanning from December 2026 to April 2027. Interested parties must submit their offers electronically through the Quantum portal. Bidders are encouraged to create a draft response to receive notifications regarding any amendments to the tender requirements.

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Request for Quotation (RFQ): Qualitative Impact Protocol (QuIP) study - CLEAR Supply Chains Please check the tender documentation on how to contact the Buyer

Solicitation # rfx_13074_ROAF

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is soliciting quotations for a Qualitative Impact Protocol (QuIP) study related to CLEAR Supply Chains, with the place of performance located in Uganda. This procurement is categorized under NAICS code 541720 and is managed through the ILO e-Sourcing Platform. Bidders must be qualified and willing to deliver the specified services, and participation in the request for quotation indicates a formal acceptance of the Terms and Conditions applicable to ILO Contracts. All offers must be submitted electronically via the ILO e-Sourcing Platform or the UNGM Portal before the specified deadline, as the system will block any further uploads once the deadline expires. Bidders have the option to respond online through the platform's envelopes or offline using an Excel questionnaire. To avoid disqualification, offers must not be sent via the Messages tab. Proposals should use a single readable font and must not include the ILO logo, branding elements, or a table of contents. The ILO reserves the right to reject any proposals that are corrupted, unreadable, or contain viruses.

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Comparative Analysis of Country Experiences in Contractual Arrangements and Working Conditions for Care Workers in Deinstitutionalisation Processes Please check the tender documentation on how to contact the Buyer

Solicitation # rfx_13906_Europe

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is soliciting proposals for a comparative analysis of country experiences regarding contractual arrangements and working conditions for care workers involved in deinstitutionalisation processes. This project, identified by solicitation number rfx_13906_Europe, is designated for performance in Hungary and falls under NAICS code 541720. Qualified organizations must submit their offers electronically through the ILO e-Sourcing platform, as late submissions or those sent via the messages tab may be rejected or lead to disqualification. Bidders must strictly adhere to the specified formatting guidelines, which include using a single readable font and conveying findings through text, tables, and figures. The ILO prohibits the use of its logo, branding elements, tables of contents, indexes, and the use of bold or italicized text. All components of the offer must be uploaded before the deadline governed by the platform's server clock. Failure to comply with the general terms and conditions or the specific requirements outlined in the RFQ annexes may impact the evaluation or render a bid ineligible.

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Convocatoria colaborador/a externo/a Sistematización marcos normativos, políticas y experiencias para la formalización en la construcción (Parte II estudio regional trabajo decente y formalización en la construcción), Oficina Regional de la OIT para ALC P

Solicitation # rfx_13888_ROLAC

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is seeking an external collaborator to support the development of a regional study titled Decent Work and Formalization in the Construction Sector in Latin America and the Caribbean: Advances, Challenges, and Perspectives. The primary objective of this consultancy is to systematize regulatory frameworks, policies, and relevant interventions and experiences within the sector to identify strategic areas for action toward formalization. Key deliverables include a comprehensive review of regional policies and interventions aligned with Recommendation No. 204 and the FORLAC 2.0 strategy, the creation of an experience matrix, and the production of a work plan, draft, and final version of the policy balance. This solicitation, identified as rfx_13888_ROLAC, is categorized as a Call for External Collaborators, which functions similarly to a Request for Quotation. Interested parties must submit their proposals through the ILO e-Sourcing platform via the United Nations Global Marketplace. The submission process requires two distinct response envelopes: a Qualification Response to verify eligibility and a Commercial Response for the financial proposal. All applications must be submitted electronically through the portal, as submissions sent via the messages tab may lead to disqualification.

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