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The District of Columbia’s Chief Technology Office is forecasting upcoming facilities logistics support contracts to be issued in the future, with a posted date of July 23, 2026. These contracts are intended to secure services related to the management, maintenance, and operational support of facilities under the agency’s jurisdiction, though specific scope details, deliverables, and performance metrics have not yet been defined. No solicitation number has been assigned and the notice remains in forecast status, indicating this is a preliminary announcement for industry awareness rather than a formal Request for Proposal. The procurement is not currently designated for any specific set-aside program, and no NAICS code, organization type, or place of performance details have been provided. The point of contact information is absent, and the physical location for performance has not been specified beyond the jurisdiction of the District of Columbia. Stakeholders should monitor the official portal linked in the notice for future updates, as formal solicitations with detailed requirements will likely be released at a later date. Interested parties are advised to prepare capacity for potential logistics, maintenance, and facilities support services without currently available specifics on contract duration, budget, or evaluation criteria.

General Info

District of Columbia forecasts future facilities logistics support contracts with unspecified scope and details.

Agency

District of Columbia → Chief Technology Officer (OCTO)

NAICS

561210 - Facilities Support ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Chief Technology Officer (OCTO)
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