Sole Source bridge contract to provide support for the Reliability and Maintainability Information System (REMIS).

The Department of War, through the Business Enterprise Systems division of AFLCMC/GBK4M, will award a sole-source bridge contract to Innovative Management Concepts, Inc. for the continued support of the Reliability and Maintainability Information System (REMIS). This action, justified under FAR 6.302-1, is based on the contractor’s unique, irreplaceable knowledge of the REMIS architecture, system dependencies, and legacy development, ensuring operational continuity without the risks associated with transitioning to a new provider. The contract covers a 3-month base period beginning 1 June 2026 and includes two optional 6-month periods extending through 31 August 2027. Work will be performed at the contractor’s location in Blairsville, Georgia, with oversight managed from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. The contract employs a hybrid pricing structure combining Firm-Fixed Price, Labor Hour, and Cost Reimbursement elements to accommodate varying aspects of the technical support effort, though no total estimated value is specified. The sole-source nature of the acquisition means no formal evaluation factors, competitive scoring, or adjectival ratings are applicable, and the basis for award rests solely on the necessity to preserve mission-critical capabilities. The contracting officer is Antonio Ayubi, reachable via email, and submissions must be delivered electronically by 5:00 p.m. EST on 8 May 2026. No set-aside or socioeconomic preferences are applied, and the North American Industry Classification System code is 541511 for custom computer programming services. While the contract requires full lifecycle support—including software development, systems engineering, integration, and operational sustainment—no specific technical standards, quality metrics, or packaging requirements are detailed. Inspection and acceptance authority resides with the government, though formal locations for inspection or acceptance are not designated. No clause listings, attachments, representations, certifications, or key personnel requirements are provided in the documentation, and no security clearance or organizational conflict of interest stipulations are referenced. The absence of pricing data, detailed deliverables, or performance metrics implies that the contract’s success will be measured by continuous, uninterrupted REMIS functionality maintained by the incumbent vendor through the transition period.