Matthew Gore is a Contract Specialist. Matthew is associated with 68 contracts. Activity spans Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services, Marketing Research and Public Opinion Polling, and Custom Computer Programming Services.
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The U.S. Census Bureau is issuing a Special Notice regarding the Census Transformation and Application Modernization (CenTAM) Acquisition Framework to provide industry transparency and support planning for future procurements. This initiative focuses on addressing evolving enterprise needs, specifically the increased demand for Super Intelligence (SI) and other emerging technology capabilities. The framework is divided into two primary segments: Part A, covering Decennial and Geospatial requirements, and Part B, covering Enterprise and SPS requirements.
Currently, there is no active solicitation available. However, the government anticipates solicitation activity for Part A in the first quarter of FY27, while the requirements and acquisition strategies for Part B remain under evaluation. The primary points of contact for this effort are Matthew Gore for Part A and Kristina Hartman for Part B. All future details regarding scope, requirements, and evaluation factors will be provided in the respective solicitations. The administrative office for this action is the USCB Acquisitions Division located in Suitland, Maryland, under NAICS code 541511.
The U.S. Census Bureau is conducting market research for the 2030 Census Questionnaire Assistance (CQA) program, seeking industry feedback to shape the final acquisition strategy. This pre-solicitation notice, issued under solicitation number YA1323-26-CQASN-0002, outlines operational requirements for a Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) that must deliver omni-channel support, AI-enabled automation, and robust quality monitoring to assist the public with census responses. All work must occur within the contiguous United States, with performance potentially spanning remote locations under strict government approval. The 2028 Dress Rehearsal and 2030 Live Operations are critical milestones, requiring scalable, secure, and compliant service delivery aligned with Decennial Program documents including the Integration & Implementation Plan, Operational Delivery Management Plan, and Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan.
Vendors must be prepared to meet stringent security, personnel, and IT compliance standards. All staff must be U.S. citizens, pass the Census Investigative Services suitability assessment, and take the Title 13 confidentiality oath. Facilities must be physically secure with noise containment and restricted access, and remote work at personal residences is prohibited. IT systems must achieve FedRAMP Moderate or higher authorization, comply with FISMA, NIST SP 800-88 for media sanitization, and implement real-time monitoring with one-hour incident escalation. Contractors must maintain fully isolated systems from non-Census operations, submit detailed staffing plans, and provide monthly risk and performance reports. Responses, limited to three attachments including a 10-page Company Profile, are due by 4:00 pm EST on May 15, 2026, and must be submitted via email to designated Census Bureau contacts. A Virtual Industry Day on May 7, 2026, is mandatory for questions, with submissions due by April 27, 2026. The acquisition approach, contract type, and evaluation methodology remain undetermined, with the government seeking input on pricing models such as Firm Fixed Price, Time and Materials, or hybrid structures.
The U.S. Census Bureau has released draft solicitation materials for the Census Bureau Transformation & Application Modernization (CenTAM) requirement, inviting industry feedback prior to issuing a competitive Request for Quotations (RFQ) under the General Services Administration (GSA) Multiple Award Schedule (MAS). This solicitation is a total small business set-aside, only open to small businesses and eligible joint ventures holding the GSA MAS Information Technology Category SIN 54151S. The pre-solicitation phase encourages vendors to submit all questions and comments by May 11, 2026, using a prescribed feedback template to help clarify and refine the final solicitation. There will be no formal Q&A after the final RFQ is issued, although the government may elect to open another round of clarifications if deemed necessary.
The contract contemplates providing IT project management, systems engineering, cloud migration, architecture design, security remediation, and operational support services consistent with federal IT compliance and governance standards. Performance work includes deliverables such as test plans, risk management documents, architecture designs, and monthly administrative reports, all electronically submitted to government repositories for review and acceptance. The base contract period is one year from September 22, 2026, with seven one-year options thereafter. The place of performance is primarily the Census Bureau facility in Suitland, Maryland, with authorized remote work under strict security conditions.
Evaluation factors differ by BPA category but prioritize demonstrated technical experience, management briefings, and technical merit significantly over price. Key personnel must be identified with strict substitution controls, and the award will be made on a best-value basis without discussions. Special contract requirements impose stringent security measures, including mandatory Top Secret and SCI clearance eligibility for personnel, non-disclosure agreements, compliance with NIST 800-53 controls, and safeguarding of Controlled Unclassified Information. Organizational conflict of interest provisions, facility access protocols, and encrypted handling of government data underscore the security posture required. Vendor proposals must conform to detailed submission instructions covering format, page limits, and electronic delivery to designated contracting officers, underscoring the competitive and highly regulated nature of this acquisition.
Department Of CommerceSuitland,
MD,
20746,
USA
NAICS
541511
Custom Computer Programming Services
Posted Apr 20, 2026
total small business set-asideYA1323-26-CENTAMSN-0002
The U.S. Census Bureau awarded contract 1333LB23F00000197 to Prime Source Technologies, LLC for Enterprise IT Service Desk Support. This limited sources logical follow-on, executed under GSA contract GS-35F-0480T, is valued at 1,238,419.89 dollars with a total estimated cost of up to 1,919,059.20 dollars. The agreement supports the Client Support Division Systems, Projects, and Client Engineering Branch in Suitland, Maryland, ensuring the maintenance of remote desktop management systems, standard PC and laptop images, and automated application delivery. The contractor is responsible for managing application test labs, hardware and software inventory systems, and implementing patch management and workstation configuration technologies to meet security controls. Additionally, the scope includes supporting virtual desktops, non-standard workstations, and providing Tier III technical support to the helpdesk.
The period of performance began on September 21, 2023, and extends through September 20, 2024, consisting of a base period followed by three option periods. This procurement was conducted under FAR 8.405-6(a)(1)(i)(C) to maintain economy and efficiency, specifically to prevent service disruptions while the agency transitions to the Department of Commerce CATTS strategic sourcing vehicle. The contract falls under NAICS code 541519 for Other Computer Related Services and was managed by the U.S. Census Bureau contracting office.
Department Of CommerceSuitland,
MD,
20746,
USA$1.9Mest.
NAICS
541519
Other Computer Related Services
PSC
R799
Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services