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JASON HILL

UEI: NVLFVN55E6B9

JASON HILL is a federal contractor, registered under UEI NVLFVN55E6B9. It has been awarded $8,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of The Interior.

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Commercial Solutions Opening for Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2)
Solicitation # FA8612-21-S-C001
The Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO), solicitation FA8612-21-S-C001, is a streamlined acquisition framework managed by the Air Force Architecture and Integration Directorate (AFLCMC/XA). Its primary objective is to leverage innovative commercial and defense technologies to reduce kill chain and Observe, Orient, Decide and Act (OODA) timelines by ensuring the right information reaches the right decision maker efficiently. The CSO serves as an umbrella solicitation that does not accept direct proposals but instead issues specific Calls for various Areas of Interest (AoIs). These Calls focus on several Technology Focus Areas, including digital architecture, sensor integration, data management, secure processing, connectivity, applications, and effects integration. The acquisition process is highly flexible, utilizing a hybrid approach of Closed Calls (one-step or two-step) and Open Period Calls. Most efforts follow a two-step process where white papers are first evaluated as Selectable or Not Selectable based on technical merit, innovation, and price reasonableness; only selected offerors then receive a Request for Proposal (RFP). Depending on the specific Call, the government may award FAR Part 12 contracts, procurements for experimental purposes under 10 U.S.C. 4023, or Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs) under 10 U.S.C. 4021. All resulting agreements are fixed-price and may include provisions for follow-on production contracts. Recent activities under this CSO include Call 001 for DevSecOps and multi-level security networks, Call 002 for virtualized SD-WAN solutions, and Call 003 for Software Programmable Open Mission Systems Compliant Multi-Function Processors. The program emphasizes open architecture standards, such as SOSA, and requires proposed technologies to generally meet a Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of three or higher. The solicitation is open to traditional and nontraditional defense contractors, small businesses, and research institutions, provided they meet necessary security clearances and registration requirements in SAM and SPRS.
FA8612 Aflcmc C3BM C3

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6 days ago

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in about 1 year
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NAICS: 54171
Federal
2026 Distributed Wind Turbine Competitiveness Improvement Project
Solicitation # RFX-2026-10008
The 2026 Distributed Wind Turbine Competitiveness Improvement Project, solicitation RFX-2026-10008, is a best-value selection effort issued by the National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR) on behalf of the Department of Energy. This solicitation seeks firm fixed-price subcontracts with price participation to support distributed wind research and development across thirteen specific topic areas. These areas are categorized into wind turbine development, including prototype design, manufacture, installation, and certification; power electronics development, covering design, pre-testing, and listing; and common areas such as manufacturing process innovation, technology commercialization, and field validation. The project aims to curate a diverse cohort of small American businesses, evaluating proposals based on team qualifications and programmatic factors including geographic, manufacturer, and system configuration diversity. The anticipated period of performance is twenty-one months per topic area, though field validation activities may extend up to sixty months. Work is expected to be performed within the United States or its territories. Funding ceilings vary by topic, ranging from 200,000 dollars for design and commercialization to 800,000 dollars for prototype manufacture, type certification, power electronics pre-testing, and manufacturing process innovation. Key requirements include adherence to ANSI/ACP 101-1-2021 and UL electrical safety standards, the use of a specific leveled cost of energy (LCOE) figure of merit for evaluation, and strict compliance with DOE public affairs and classified information protocols. Proposals must be submitted electronically by November 13, 2026, and include technical and price volumes along with eligibility verification and technical specifications.
Llc - DOE Contractor Alliance For Energy Innovation

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13 days ago

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in 6 days
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NAICS: 54171
Federal
N0016425SC001 CSO
Solicitation # N0016425SC001
The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane) is utilizing a Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) under solicitation N0016425SC001 to rapidly acquire innovative commercial products and services. The objective is to identify and integrate advanced technologies across three primary mission areas: Expeditionary Warfare, Strategic Missions, and Electromagnetic Warfare. This competitive, three-phased process consists of an initial Solution Brief, a Pitch session, and a final written proposal. Awards are issued on a fixed-price basis and may take the form of FAR-based contracts, Purchase Orders, Bailment Agreements, or prototype Other Transaction (OT) agreements. Specific Areas of Interest (AOIs) have been released for various high-priority projects, including the Miniature Aiming System (MAS) Machine Gun Optic, the Small Modular Optic and Laser Designator (SMOLDr), the Hypervelocity Improved Capability Assault Rifle (HICAR), the Modular Kinetic Lethal Drone (MKLD), and the Flyweight Assault Machine Gun (FAMG). These projects focus on enhancing lethality and readiness through advancements in electro-optic systems, man-portable belt-fed weapons, and autonomous loitering munitions. Successful completion of a prototype OT project, validated through milestones such as User Evaluation and Operational Testing, may lead to a follow-on production contract without further competition.
Nswc Crane

POSTED

5 months ago

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in over 1 year
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NAICS: 54171
Federal
Defense Innovation Unit Commercial Solutions Opening
Solicitation # HQ0845-20-S-C001
The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) is utilizing a streamlined Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) to award funding agreements to traditional and nontraditional defense contractors for prototype projects. These projects aim to enhance military effectiveness and national security through the adoption of innovative commercial technologies, processes, or business practices. Awards are executed as Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs) under the authority of 10 U.S.C. 2371b, allowing for an iterative prototyping process that includes concept demonstrations, pilots, and agile development. The procurement is administered by the DIU in coordination with the Washington Headquarters Service and the Army Contracting Command. The competitive process consists of three distinct phases: the submission of a Solution Brief in response to specific Areas of Interest (AOI), an invitation to a pitch session to demonstrate technical and business viability, and the submission of a full written proposal. Evaluation is based on the merit of the proposed concept, specifically focusing on relevance to the AOI, innovation, uniqueness, and technical feasibility. Eligible respondents must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM), possess a DUNS number, and be determined responsible by the Agreements Officer. While the government requires a total price proposal for the prototype project, the Agreements Officer will negotiate final terms, conditions, and payments directly with the selected company, including the potential consideration of company-proposed service or user license agreements.
Defense Innovation Unit

POSTED

7 months ago

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N/A
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