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This Sources Sought opportunity from Department Of Defense was posted on August 4, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Local Contingency Support Capabilities

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The 31st Contracting Squadron at Aviano Air Base, Italy, is seeking information from local vendors to assess commercial capabilities for supporting contingency operations. This effort is purely for planning and market research purposes and is not a solicitation for contracts or quotations. Respondents must be able to provide commodities, equipment, or services within 48 hours of notification, subject to operational conditions and legal constraints. The focus spans all classes of supply—from subsistence and clothing to medical, repair parts, and major end items—as well as critical services like transportation, maintenance, logistics, food service, and hazardous waste removal. Businesses are encouraged to respond even if they can support only one or a few categories, and responses should include company details, capabilities, surge capacity, geographic coverage, response times, certifications, insurance, prior government or emergency support experience, and any subcontracting networks. All submissions must be provided as a capability statement by the deadline and sent to the designated point of contact, with no requirement to include pricing, technical proposals, or proprietary data unless marked as sensitive. The information gathered will help the government understand available local commercial resources and strengthen contingency planning without creating any obligation to award future contracts. Respondents are not reimbursed for preparation costs, and participation does not guarantee inclusion in future solicitations. The request is open to all eligible organizations capable of meeting the defined geographic and operational criteria, with no set-aside provisions, and is governed by NAICS code 561990. Submission is voluntary and limited to those who can directly supply or coordinate through disclosed partners the listed capabilities in support of Aviano Air Base’s mission readiness.

General Info

Local vendors invited to share 48-hour response capabilities for contingency support at Aviano Air Base.

NAICS

561990 - All Other Support Services

Place of Performance

Aviano, IT-PN, ITA

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NONE

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → 31 Cons Lgc
Contacts1 person available
OfficeAPO, AE, 09604-0001, USA
Office AddressAPO, AE, 09604-0001, USA
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The 31st Contracting Squadron is conducting market research in support of operational contract support and contingency planning. We are seeking information from local contractors, suppliers, and service providers regarding their ability to provide commodities, equipment, personnel, and services during contingency operations.



For purposes of this request, “local” means an organization capable of providing the requested commodities or services within the area of operations at Aviano Air Base, Italy, or capable of delivering or performing at Aviano Air Base within 48 hours of notification, subject to availability, applicable legal requirements, and mission conditions.



This request is for planning and information-gathering purposes only. It is not a solicitation, request for quotation, or request for proposal. Responses will not result in the award, modification, or termination of any contract and will not affect future contract requirements, source selections, or evaluations. The Government will not reimburse respondents for any costs associated with preparing or submitting information. The Government may use the information received to support acquisition planning and identify available commercial capabilities.



Areas of Interest


The 31st Contracting Squadron is interested in vendors capable of supporting one or more of the following classes of supply and service areas:



Class I—Subsistence


Food, bottled water, ice, field feeding, catering, refrigerated storage, and related support.



Class II—Clothing and Equipment


Individual clothing, organizational equipment, field gear, tents, sleeping systems, and related items.



Class III—Petroleum, Oils, and Lubricants


Fuel, lubricants, automotive fluids, fuel delivery, storage, dispensing, and related services.



Class IV—Construction Materials


Lumber, barriers, aggregate, fencing, electrical supplies, plumbing materials, and other construction or expeditionary materials.



Class VI—Personal Items


Personal hygiene items, comfort items, sundries, and other authorized personal-use supplies.



Class VII—Major End Items


Vehicles, generators, material-handling equipment, construction equipment, communications equipment, and other major equipment.



Class VIII—Medical


Medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, laboratory support, emergency medical services, and related capabilities. Respondents should identify applicable licenses, registrations, certifications, and regulatory limitations.



Class IX—Repair Parts


Vehicle, generator, equipment, communications, and other repair parts, including sourcing and expedited-delivery capabilities.




Class X—Non-Military and Miscellaneous Support


Agricultural, humanitarian, community-support, or other non-military supplies and services.



Services


Transportation, warehousing, maintenance, staffing, hazardous-waste removal, laundry, communications, facilities support, food service, mortuary services, and other contingency-related services.



Requested Information


Please provide a brief capability statement addressing the following, as applicable:



Company name, address, point of contact, telephone number, and email address;


Unique Entity Identifier, CAGE code, and applicable business-size or socioeconomic-status information, if available;


Commodities and services your organization can provide;


Applicable supply classes or service categories;


Available personnel, equipment, facilities, vehicles, and specialized capabilities;


Normal and surge capacity;


Geographic coverage and service area;


Estimated response time following notification;


Ability to operate on a 24-hour, extended-hour, or continuous basis;


Transportation, delivery, warehousing, and inventory capabilities;


Relevant licenses, permits, registrations, certifications, and insurance;


Experience supporting Government, military, emergency-management, disaster-response, or other contingency operations;


Limitations, dependencies, or conditions affecting performance;


Subcontracting, teaming, or supplier-network capabilities; and


Any other information that would help the Government understand your organization’s ability to support contingency operations.


Respondents are not required to submit pricing, technical proposals, or detailed contract terms. Respondents should avoid submitting proprietary or business-sensitive information. If such information is necessary to describe a capability, it should be clearly marked as proprietary or business sensitive.



The Government may use responses to identify available commercial capabilities and inform future planning. Submission of a response does not create an obligation for the Government to issue a solicitation or award a contract.



Respondents do not need to provide all of the commodities or services identified in this request to submit a capability statement. Responses addressing one or more individual supply classes, service categories, or specific capabilities are encouraged. Respondents should identify only those capabilities they can provide directly or through disclosed subcontractors, teaming arrangements, or supplier networks.



Response Submission


Please submit responses in capability-statement format to:



Point of Contact: [Name/Office]


Email: [Email Address]


Telephone: [Phone Number]


Subject Line: Contingency Support Capability Statement—[Company Name]

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