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NSF/NCSES Output and Goods Trade Data Sources Sought

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49100426K0007Federal

Response Deadline07/15/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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The National Science Foundation’s National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics is conducting a market research effort under solicitation number 49100426K0007 to identify potential sources capable of providing comprehensive nominal and real value-added output and goods trade data across all ISIC Revision 4 industries, including knowledge and technology-intensive sectors, for the period 2002 to 2026. The request seeks delivery of detailed tabulations in Excel format, encompassing global and regional totals, with specific attention to ISIC industries J582 (Software publishing) and C325 (Medical and dental instruments and supplies). All outputs must be accompanied by thorough technical documentation covering data sources, definitions, assumptions, coverage limitations, statistical reliability measures such as standard errors, and methodologies for inflation adjustment. The performance location is Alexandria, Virginia, with deliverables for both value-added and goods trade data targeted for April 2027, alongside concurrent submission of supporting documentation. This is a sources-sought notice, not a solicitation or guarantee of award, and responses must be submitted via email to Derek Bowks by July 15, 2026, at 12:00 PM ET. Proposals are limited to five pages using 12-point Times Roman font, must include the respondent’s UEI number and small business status under NAICS 541990, and must not contain pricing information, marketing brochures, or video materials. The NAICS code associated with this effort is 541720, and the agency is seeking vendors with proven experience in producing international economic output and trade statistics, including prior work under federal contracts or IDIQ vehicles.

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NSF seeks data providers for trade and output statistics by July 15, 2026, to support science policy research.

Agency

National Science Foundation → Division Of Acq And Cooperative SupportView Agency

NAICS

541720 - Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities View NAICS

Place of Performance

Alexandria, VA, 22314, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(4)

GoodsTrade_wReal_TEMPLATE-5.19.2026 Excel Data

XLSX•other

NSF NCSES Statement of Work for Output and Goods Trade Data

PDF•sow

VA_wReal_TEMPLATE Economic Data Table 5.19.2026

XLSX•other

NSF Sources Sought for NCSES Output and Trade Data

PDF•sources-sought

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PhaseSources Sought

PostedJul 1

Sources Sought

Response DeadlineJul 15

Submission deadline

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07/15/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTCin 12 days

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AgencyNational Science Foundation → Division Of Acq And Cooperative Support

Contacts1 person available

OfficeALEXANDRIA, VA, 22314, USA

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National Science Foundation → Division Of Acq And Cooperative Support

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Office AddressALEXANDRIA, VA, 22314, USA

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Derek Bowks

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