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COVER, TORPEDO TUBES

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SPE7M4-26-T-220RFederal

Submission Closed07/14/2026, 05:00:00 PM UTC

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Ensuring “Pro-American Worker” Critical Minerals Supply Chain in the Western Hemisphere

Solicitation # FOA-ILAB-26-30

The Department of Labor's Bureau of International Labor Affairs has issued Funding Opportunity Announcement FOA-ILAB-26-30 for a discretionary cooperative agreement titled Ensuring Pro-American Worker Critical Minerals Supply Chain in the Western Hemisphere. This initiative provides approximately 5 million dollars for a single award to strengthen labor standards compliance and transparency within the critical mineral supply chains of Chile and Argentina, specifically focusing on copper, lithium, and silver. The project has a performance period of up to 36 months and is open to a wide range of eligible applicants, including commercial, international, educational, non-profit, faith-based, and community-based organizations. Applications must be submitted via Grants.gov by September 21, 2026, and consist of a technical proposal and a cost proposal. The selection process utilizes a two-tiered review involving a technical panel assessment and a policy alignment appraisal, with a maximum score of 100 points. Key evaluation criteria include the management plan and the qualifications of key personnel, who must be finalized within 30 days of the award. Additionally, the Bureau conducts a rigorous risk review assessing financial stability through liquidity, stewardship, and revenue diversification ratios. Awardees are required to maintain strict data confidentiality regarding personally identifiable information and must provide comprehensive closeout reports, including final technical and evaluation reports, within 120 days of project completion.

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NEA/AC Regional Annual Program Statement

Solicitation # DFOP0018712

The U.S. Department of State, through the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs’ Office of Assistance Coordination, has issued solicitation DFOP0018712 as a Regional Annual Program Statement. This open competition seeks innovative foreign assistance programs that benefit partner countries while advancing U.S. commercial diplomacy and strategic interests. The program emphasizes trade over aid, utilizing foreign assistance as a tool of statecraft to champion American enterprise and infrastructure, catalyze private capital, and promote U.S. economic, security, and diplomatic objectives. Priority sectors include energy development and exports, emerging technologies such as AI, 5G, and space technology, and workforce training aligned with U.S. standards. The total available funding is approximately 190 million dollars, with an anticipated award range of 1 to 9 grants, fixed amount awards, or cooperative agreements. Projects will have a performance period of 12 to 36 months, with an anticipated start date of October 1, 2026. The application process is a multi-step review starting with a Statement of Interest submitted via the MyGrants system. Submissions are evaluated based on the quality of the program idea, organizational capacity, and the ability to achieve objectives. Eligible organizations must possess a Unique Entity Identifier and be registered in SAM.gov, though the Department prohibits the payment of profit to commercial organizations under these assistance awards.

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International Finance Sector Advisors - Personal Services Contractor

Solicitation # 2099AB26R00001

The Department of the Treasury Office of Technical Assistance is recruiting U.S. citizens for resident and intermittent advisor roles under personal services contracts for its Banking and Financial Services Program. These positions involve global assignments to provide strategic advice, capacity building, and technical assistance to central banks, ministries of finance, and other financial regulatory bodies in emerging or transitional economies. The goal is to strengthen financial systems, promote sound policies, and support U.S. economic and national security objectives worldwide. Qualified candidates should possess expertise in areas such as banking supervision, financial sector development, deposit insurance, and monetary policy. Experience with international financial institutions or regulatory bodies is highly valued, as is the ability to work in challenging overseas environments. Selected advisors must obtain a Secret level security clearance and State Department medical clearance. Compensation is negotiated based on program regulations, with current starting hourly rates ranging from $81.11 to $100.38. Applications must be submitted via email to the designated recruitment address referencing solicitation 2099AB26R00001.

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Child Protection Compact Annual Program Statement

Solicitation # DFOP0018775

The Department of State's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons is seeking applications under solicitation DFOP0018775 for the FY 2026 Child Protection Compact (CPC) Program. This initiative funds the creation of multi-year plans developed jointly by the United States and a recipient government to strengthen national capacities to prosecute child traffickers, provide comprehensive care and support for victims, prevent all forms of child trafficking, and improve national coordination. The program is designed for a performance period of 60 months, with an anticipated start date in April 2027. Eligible applicants include non-profits, educational institutions, public international organizations, and certain for-profit entities. Applications are evaluated based on a 100-point scale focusing on the country's child trafficking situational assessment, organizational capacity and previous grant records, and existing anti-trafficking relationships. Proposals must be submitted in English, limited to five pages, and formatted in 14-point Times New Roman font. All applicants must maintain an active registration in SAM.gov and possess a Unique Entity Identifier. The selection process involves a technical screening followed by a content review by regional and subject matter experts, with a preference for applicants with lower indirect cost rates in the event of a tie. Awardees must comply with strict trafficking in persons compliance plans, federal anti-discrimination laws, and specific branding and marking requirements.

Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons

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TIP Office International Programs to Combat Human Trafficking Annual Program Statement

Solicitation # DFOP0018774

The U.S. Department of State's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons has issued Annual Program Statement DFOP0018774 for FY 2026 to fund bilateral, regional, and global projects aimed at prosecuting traffickers, protecting victims, and preventing human trafficking. With a total funding pool of 38.5 million dollars, individual awards range from 1 million to 10 million dollars for projects with a performance period of up to 60 months, with an anticipated start date in April 2027. Priority is given to projects in the Western Hemisphere and East Asia and the Pacific Islands, specifically those addressing forced labor in supply chains, commercial exploitation of children, cyber scam-related forced criminality, and criminal organizations. Applications must align with the National Security Strategy, the FY 2026-2030 State Department Agency Strategy, America First Foreign Policy priorities, and the annual Trafficking in Persons Report. Eligible applicants include non-profits, educational institutions, public international organizations, U.S. government agencies, and certain for-profit organizations. All organizational applicants must possess a Unique Entity Identifier and an active SAM.gov registration. Proposals are evaluated based on the quality and feasibility of the program idea, organizational capacity, program planning, monitoring and evaluation plans, budget realism, and sustainability. Submissions must be in English, use 14-point Times New Roman font, and include mandatory SF-424 forms, a seven-page proposal, and one-page CVs for key personnel. Application deadlines are September 30 and December 31, with submissions managed through grants.gov.

Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons

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Program to End Modern Slavery Annual Program Statement

Solicitation # DFOP0018770

The Program to End Modern Slavery (PEMS), administered by the Department of State's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons under solicitation DFOP0018770, is a strategic funding framework designed to develop, test, and scale evidence-based anti-trafficking interventions. The program focuses on the prosecution, protection, and prevention of human trafficking to advance U.S. national security, economic competitiveness, and efforts to combat transnational crime. Funding is available for projects lasting between 12 and 72 months, with individual awards ranging from 500,000 to 8,000,000 dollars out of a total available pool of 25 million dollars. Anticipated program start dates are scheduled for April through July 2027. Eligible applicants, including foreign NGOs, must maintain an active registration in SAM.gov and possess a Unique Entity Identifier. Proposals are evaluated on a point-based system focusing on the quality and feasibility of the program idea, organizational capacity, ability to achieve objectives, monitoring and evaluation plans, budget reasonableness, and sustainability. Applications must strictly align with the U.S. National Security Strategy, the FY 2026-2030 Department of State Agency Strategic Plan, and the annual Trafficking in Persons Report. Submission requirements include a maximum 10-page proposal using 14-point Times New Roman font, mandatory SF-424 forms, a detailed budget justification, and one-page CVs for key personnel. Applications are due by September 30 and December 31.

Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons

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Sustainability Strategy Consultant

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ALRE Procurement RequirementThe ALRE Procurement Requirement is a forecasted contract issued by the Department of the Navy through Navsup WSS for the procurement of two shuttle assemblies. This requirement is currently categorized as a forecast, indicating that the agency is planning for future acquisition needs rather than issuing an active solicitation at this time. The place of performance for this contract is designated as the vendor's facility, placing the responsibility for production and delivery on the selected contractor. The procurement process is managed by the Department of the Navy, and interested parties can find additional information regarding small business opportunities and related procurement details through the official Secretary of the Navy small business portal. While specific solicitation numbers and set-aside designations are not currently listed, the posting serves as an advance notice for potential suppliers to prepare for the upcoming requirement for these specific shuttle assembly components.

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INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL ADVISOR BUDGET AND FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY - PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACTOR

Solicitation # 2032K826R00016

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Technical Assistance is seeking qualified individuals to serve as International Public Financial Management Technical Advisors under personal services contracts, supporting Budget and Financial Accountability initiatives in developing and transitional countries worldwide. Advisors will work directly with foreign government officials to strengthen public financial management systems through reforms in budget formulation, execution, treasury operations, accounting, reporting, and internal audit. Assignments may be long-term, requiring residency abroad, or short-term with frequent international travel. Candidates must possess a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field and at least five years of senior-level experience in government financial management, with a strong preference for advanced degrees and prior international work in public finance. Core responsibilities include designing and implementing institutional reforms, building local capacity through training and mentoring, developing analytical tools, and producing detailed reports on progress and recommendations. Applicants must be U.S. citizens eligible for a Secret security clearance and capable of obtaining State Department medical clearance for deployment to high-threat locations. The role demands exceptional communication skills, the ability to operate independently and collaboratively in complex cultural environments, and proven experience building relationships with senior officials to drive systemic change. Preferred qualifications include fluency in Spanish or French, professional certifications such as CPA or CGFM, prior experience with international financial institutions, and familiarity with global PFM standards. Compensation ranges from $81.11 to $100.38 per hour, based on the Senior Executive Service EX-III equivalent, with overseas benefits provided as permitted under federal regulations. Applications must be submitted via email with a specified subject line including Solicitation 2032K826R00016 and the applicant’s last and first name; submissions without this format will be rejected. The solicitation remains open until December 31, 2026, and all selected contractors must obtain a Unique Entity Identifier. The U.S. Government is an equal opportunity employer.

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ECONOMIC CRIMES TEAM ADVISOR - PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACTOR

Solicitation # 2032K826R00018

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Technical Assistance seeks qualified U.S. citizens to serve as resident or intermittent advisors under a personal services contract, supporting the development and implementation of anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism regimes in developing and transitional economies. Candidates must have at least ten years of professional experience in areas such as financial sector regulation, financial crime investigation or prosecution, financial intelligence unit operations, asset forfeiture, or multi-stakeholder task force management, with a minimum of five years dedicated to technical assistance or illicit finance mitigation. A bachelor’s degree is required, and a master’s degree or Juris Doctor is preferred. Applicants must demonstrate deep knowledge of international AML/CFT standards, strong analytical and writing skills, and the ability to work independently under pressure in challenging overseas environments, often in high-threat locations. The role requires significant international travel, cultural adaptability, consensus-building, and the capacity to train and mentor foreign government counterparts across ministries, central banks, and regulatory bodies. Selected individuals must hold, or be capable of obtaining, a Secret-level security clearance and State Department medical clearance for global deployment, and will be subject to financial disclosure requirements. Salaries are negotiated within the Senior Executive Service EX-III hourly equivalence, ranging from $81.11 to $100.38 per hour, with overseas benefits as permitted under federal guidelines. Desirable qualifications include experience in curriculum design, forensic accounting, asset tracing, legislative drafting, or proficiency in a foreign language, with preference given to those with existing U.S. government clearances. Applications must be submitted via email to recruitment@ota.treas.gov with the exact subject line referencing Solicitation 2032K826R00018 and the applicant’s full name; submissions without this formatting will be rejected. Only individual applicants are accepted—no corporate submissions—and candidates must obtain a Unique Entity Identifier if selected. The solicitation remains open until December 31, 2026, with ongoing evaluation and potential early selection.

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INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE ADVISORS - PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACTORS

Solicitation # 2032K826R00019

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Technical Assistance is seeking qualified U.S. citizens to serve as Infrastructure Finance Advisors under personal services contracts, supporting emerging market governments in developing financially sustainable infrastructure projects through public-private partnerships and direct financing mechanisms. Advisors will be deployed globally on resident (typically one-year, renewable) or intermittent assignments, requiring significant international travel and engagement with senior officials in Ministries of Finance and Public Works. The role encompasses the full lifecycle of infrastructure project development, including project preparation, tendering, financial modeling, risk and credit analysis, legal framework assessment, concession negotiations, investor outreach, and institutional capacity building, with a strong emphasis on mobilizing private capital and creating enduring policy and legal structures. Candidates must demonstrate substantial managerial and technical expertise in infrastructure finance and P3 implementation across sectors such as energy, water, transportation, and ports, with preferred experience in both project finance and P3 models. Fluency in Spanish is required for assignments in Latin America, while Portuguese and French are highly desirable for Lusophone and Francophone regions; all applicants must possess excellent communication and presentation skills, the ability to work independently in challenging environments, and the capacity to advise host governments on optimal project delivery formats. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, able to obtain a Secret security clearance and State Department medical clearance for worldwide deployment, including high-threat posts, and comply with federal ethics and financial disclosure requirements. Salaries range from $81.11 to $100.38 per hour, aligned with Senior Executive Service EX-III equivalency, with overseas benefits as permitted. Applications must be submitted via email to recruitment@ota.treas.gov with the exact subject line referencing Solicitation 2032K826R00019 and must not include cc’s to any government personnel; submissions are accepted continuously until December 31, 2026, and all selected contractors must obtain a Unique Entity Identifier.

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GOVERNMENT DEBT MANAGEMENT ADVISORS - PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACTOR

Solicitation # 2032K826R00017

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Technical Assistance is seeking qualified U.S. citizens to serve as Government Debt Management Advisors on personal services contracts, supporting emerging markets worldwide through resident or intermittent assignments. Advisors will provide technical assistance and policy guidance on government debt issuance, public borrowing, and debt capital markets to senior officials in host countries, with travel required to developing and transitional economies, some of which pose elevated security threats. Candidates must possess 10 to 15 years of experience in public finance, debt capital markets, investment banking, or related fields, with demonstrated expertise in government securities issuance and management. Spanish fluency is mandatory for Latin American posts, while Portuguese and French are highly desirable for Lusophone and Francophone regions; strong communication and presentation skills are essential. All applicants must be able to obtain a SECRET security clearance and State Department medical clearance for global deployment, and must comply with Office of Government Ethics financial disclosure requirements. Salaries are negotiated within the Senior Executive Service EX-III hourly equivalent range of $81.11 to $100.38, with overseas benefits provided in accordance with federal regulations. Applicants must submit a cover letter and resume via email to recruitment@ota.treas.gov, referencing Solicitation 2032K826R00017 explicitly on both documents and formatting the email subject line as specified; submissions missing this requirement will not be considered. Only individuals may apply—companies are prohibited from submitting on behalf of candidates. The solicitation remains open through December 31, 2026, with selections made on a rolling basis. All selected contractors must obtain a Unique Entity Identifier. This position is open to all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or sexual orientation, consistent with the U.S. Government’s equal opportunity policy.

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AI Contract Overview

The contract is for the procurement of 17 units of COVER, TORPEDO TUBES with NSN 2090-01-519-5600 under solicitation SPE7M4-26-T-220R, issued as a Total Small Business Set-Aside. Delivery is due within 173 days of award, and bids must be submitted by July 14, 2026. The item is classified as a restricted source requiring government engineering source approval, and manufacturing may involve casting or forging operations that typically require specialized tooling not held by the government. Offerors must submit comprehensive documentation per MIL-T-31000, including all drawings, detailed process and operation sheets, source identification for critical processes such as forgings and castings, purchase order copies if available, and a shock extension report compliant with MIL-S-901 and DI-ENVR-80706. If original equipment manufacturer drawings are unavailable, an engineering analysis report detailing the development method, including reverse engineering procedures, sample counts, measurement techniques, data compilation, and rationale for tolerances, must be provided. The item is subject to strict mercury restrictions prohibiting intentional addition or direct contact with mercury or mercury-containing compounds, except in specific exempted applications like batteries, fluorescent lights, instruments, sensors, controls, weapon systems, or chemically specified reagents by NAVSEA. Portable fluorescent lamps and instruments containing mercury must be shock-proof with secondary containment in accordance with NAVSEA 5100-003D. Technical and quality requirements are governed by the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, with the applicable revision determined by the solicitation or award date depending on acquisition type. The place of performance is San Diego, California, and inquiries should be directed to Rory O’Reilly at DLA.