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This Government Contract opportunity from Department Of Defense was posted on March 25, 2009. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Cadaver & Forensic Detector Dog Search Teams

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W91Y8W83411032Federal

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NAICS: 921190
Federal
Senior Cybercrime Advisor
Solicitation # PSC-27-004-INL
The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), is soliciting applications for a Senior Cybercrime Advisor based in Abuja, Nigeria. This Personal Services Contract (PSC-27-004-INL) is for a period of twelve months with four optional one-year extensions. The position is designated at the FS-02 level, with an annual salary range between $102,409 and $150,391. The successful candidate will serve as the primary point of contact for cybercrime and IT-based initiatives, providing strategic guidance and technical assistance to various Nigerian law enforcement and justice institutions to strengthen their capacity to combat cyber-enabled and financial crimes. Qualified applicants must be U.S. citizens with a bachelor's degree, at least ten years of relevant professional experience, and three years specifically in cybercrime, cybersecurity, or criminal justice. Additional requirements include at least one year of overseas experience and demonstrated project management skills in hardship postings. Key responsibilities include advising on criminal justice information management systems, developing operational plans to counter cybercrime, supervising locally employed staff, and coordinating with U.S. Mission Nigeria and international partners. Interested offerors must submit a completed SF-171, a detailed resume, responses to three specific evaluation factors limited to 500 words each, and three professional references by October 29, 2026, at 3:00 PM ET. Applications are evaluated based on work experience, technical expertise, and communication skills, with a total possible score of 100 points including an interview. The position requires the ability to obtain a Secret security clearance and involves frequent in-country and regional travel.
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NAICS: 921190
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ACC-APG, Tobyhanna Division FY27 Fair Opportunity
Solicitation # ACC-APG_Tobyhanna_FY27_Opportunity
The Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground Tobyhanna Division has released a forecast for FY27 Fair Opportunity acquisitions to improve stakeholder communication. This posting is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a formal solicitation, request for proposal, or request for quote. All listed projects are subject to cancellation at any time, and the government will not reimburse industry for any feedback or documentation provided. Interested parties are cautioned against contacting the requiring activity directly to avoid organizational conflicts of interest, which could result in a ban from participating in specific acquisitions. The forecast covers a wide range of requirements at Tobyhanna Army Depot, including facility renovations for Building 4, Building 73, and others, as well as infrastructure upgrades such as pallet racking replacement, pad mount switch replacements, HVAC replacements, and generator facilitization. Specialized services include the maintenance of 400 HZ converters, service contracts for gates and barriers, and LMR Motorola advanced services, alongside a Job Order Contract for minor constructions. These opportunities will utilize various contract types, including Firm-Fixed-Price, Hybrid Firm-Fixed-Price/Time-and-Materials, and IDIQ. While some projects are designated as Small Business Set-Asides, several construction projects are reserved exclusively for local construction MATOC holders. Primary points of contact include Jenny Croughn and Kellieann Coar, with contracting officers Brian Souter and Jennifer Cannon overseeing the process.
Acc-Apg

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27 days ago

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in 11 months
NAICS: 921190
Federal
ACC APG INSTALLATION DIVISION FY27 COMPETITIVE/FAIR OPPORTUNITY UPDATES
Solicitation # ACC-APG_InstallationDivision_FY27
The ACC-APG Installation Division FY27 Competitive/Fair Opportunity Updates serve as an informational forecast to improve communication between the Army Contracting Command-Aberdeen Proving Ground, its mission partners, and industry stakeholders. This posting is not a formal solicitation, request for proposal, or request for quotation, and the government explicitly instructs vendors not to submit formal proposals or quotes in response to this notice. All information provided is subject to change, and procurements may be canceled at any time without reimbursement for industry feedback or documentation. Vendors may submit up to ten questions per submission via email to the identified contracting officers within one week of an update, though the government will not provide source selection sensitive information. The forecast highlights several upcoming requirements, most notably a post-wide minor construction recompete under solicitation W56ZTN-26-R-0004. This 8(a) Small Business Set-Aside is envisioned as a Multiple Award Task Order Contract with a five-year ordering period and an estimated value between 100 million and 130 million dollars, covering real property maintenance, renovation, demolition, and specialized environmental services at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Additionally, the forecast includes a Small Business Set-Aside for boiler chemicals and HVAC water treatment services under solicitation W56ZTN-26-B-A004, with an estimated value of approximately 3.64 million dollars and a performance period running from November 17, 2026, to November 16, 2031.
Acc-Apg

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28 days ago

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in 11 months

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This contract requires three Cadaver and Forensic Detector Dog teams to support Human Remains Recovery Operations and Sensitive Site Exploitation in Iraq. The teams will utilize air, land, and water capabilities to locate the remains of American soldiers, citizens, coalition forces, contractors, and local nationals. These teams are strictly for recovery efforts and will not participate in offensive operations. Services must be available 24/7, and all personnel must hold a Secret security clearance and process through the CONUS Replacement Center at Ft. Benning. Each handler is required to serve a minimum period of 120 days starting upon arrival in Baghdad. To qualify, dog handlers must have 3 to 5 years of experience, and the dogs must have at least one year of experience and meet North American Working Dog Association standards. The dogs must be capable of detecting less than 15 grams of human remains buried up to 15 inches deep in combat environments. The contractor must provide documentation of previous experience in law enforcement, fire rescue, or military deployments. For safety, all teams must be moved and secured by United States Armed Forces; the contractor maintains the right to terminate missions if force protection is provided exclusively by other agencies.

General Info

Contract Value

$1,818,823.81

NAICS

921190 - Other General Government Support

Place of Performance

Current Place of Duty is identified as Baghdad Iraq. Subsequent tasks and missions my change based on operational needs of MNC, AE, IRQ

Set-Aside

NONE

Award Issued Date

Documents

3

09-R-5005.doc

DOC

Copy+of+EFT+Form+11092008.xls

XLS

SOW.docx

DOCX

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Response deadline changed from Dec 29, 2008 to Feb 25, 2009. The notice description changed.

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W6GZ Fse Jtc Cp Jo
Contacts1 person available
OfficeAPO, AE, 09365, USA
Office AddressAPO, AE, 09365, USA
Contacts
Lance C. HannanContracting Officer

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The Cadaver and Forensic Detector Dog (Human Remains Detection) Search Teams are needed for Human Remains Recovery Operations. The purpose is to conduct a series of Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE) operations specifically targeted in areas where potential remains of deceased American Soldiers or Citizens, Coalition Forces or Contractors and Local Nationals may exist. These Teams will not be utilized in offensive operations, only in recovery operations. The service shall be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All Contractors shall process through CONUS Replacement Center (Ft. Benning), for processing & issuance of all protective gear and flight to Iraq Theater. The period of performance for each handler will be no less than one hundred twenty day (120) beginning the day the each team arrives in Baghdad. The contract and the requirement is to utilize the air, land and water capabilities of the HRD dog to exploit and locate specifically identified target locations for the remains of deceased American Soldiers or Citizens, Coalition Forces or Contractors and Local Nationals. The contractor shall provide technical documentation that the three HRD teams have been involved in law-enforcement, fire rescue, or military deployments for Human Remains Detection purposes. The dogs must meet the standards set forth by North American Working Dog Association (NAWDA). The HRD dog handlers must have a minimum of 3-5 years of experience; HRD dog must have at least 1 year experience. The HRD dog must be capable of locating less than 15 grams of human remains buried up to 15" below surface in a combat environment. The contracted capability will conduct a series of SSE missions in support of Multi-National Corps-Iraq (MNC-I) and Multi-National Forces-Iraq (MNFI) for personnel recovery efforts. The contractor will move, stay and be secured by United States Armed Forces on all missions. At no time will the contractor be under the exclusive protection of any other agency, i.e. Iraqi Army, Iraqi Police, etc. Should another agency exclusively provide the Force Protection, the contractor has the option to terminate their mission. A total of 3 dog handlers and 3 Human Remains Detector Dogs will be needed to fulfill the requirements of the mission. The teams must have past experience in law-enforcement, fire rescue or other recovery operations, or military deployments. All contractor personnel will be cleared for SECRET clearance. CURRENT CONTRACT DATA: W91GEU-08-C-0068; American K-9 Detection, INC.; 25 Feb 08 through 24 Feb 09; $1,566,960.12

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