Preventative Maintenance of Miniature Chemical Agent Monitor Systems (MiniCAMS)

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency is seeking to extend critical preventative maintenance and service support for four Miniature Continuous Air Monitoring Systems, known as MINICAMS, under a non-competitive solicitation authorized by statutory exceptions for sole-source procurement. These systems are essential for detecting chemical warfare agents during mandatory inspections conducted under the Chemical Weapons Convention, and their continued operational readiness is vital to the mission of the Global Threat Reduction Directorate’s Technical Equipment Inspection Branch in Chantilly, Virginia. This action follows a prior contract and ensures uninterrupted functionality of equipment that supports international treaty compliance and national security objectives. The contract will commence with a 12-month base performance period starting around August 31, 2026, and includes four additional 12-month option periods, allowing for up to five years of sustained service coverage. The solicitation, numbered HDTRA126R0050, was posted on May 7, 2026, with proposals due by May 14, 2026. It falls under NAICS code 811210 for repair and maintenance services and is being managed by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency within the Department of Defense, headquartered at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The point of contact for inquiries is Jocelyn Fritz, with Eric Rode designated as secondary contact. The performance location is tied to the agency’s facility at Fort Belvoir, and no set-aside classification has been applied to the procurement. The requirement remains focused solely on maintaining the operational status of the MINICAMS to ensure they remain fully functional for deployment during international inspections.