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Opportunity brief · 6 August 2026

NORTHWIND DATA SYSTEMS LLC (example)

This is an example brief, built for a company that does not exist, so you can see exactly what a real prospect receives. Northwind is an 8(a) software firm in NAICS 541511 and 541519 whose money comes from civilian health and data agencies — VA, HHS, Commerce — in awards under $2m. Every solicitation, deadline and sam.gov link below is real and was read out of the live feed this morning; only the company is invented.

Worth a look

1,847 solicitations were active in NAICS 541511 and 541519 this morning. Five are worth Northwind's time, and that is the honest number for a week.

Senior C++ programmer to modify the COMPASS model

Responses due 20 August 2026SolicitationCOMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OFNAICS 541511

Why it fits you: A single senior C++ contract to modify NOAA's COMPASS model. One named position, one deliverable, a civilian buyer, and thirteen days to respond — this is the size of award a five-person shop wins outright rather than sub-contracts.

Solicitation 1305M326Q0368 · open it on sam.gov

DA01--Software maintenance and support services for existing MyPath tools in support of VA Puget Sound Healthcare System, Seattle, WA

Responses due 20 August 2026Combined Synopsis/SolicitationVETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OFNAICS 541511

Why it fits you: VA is buying maintenance and support for MyPath, software that already exists and already has users. Sustainment work on a live civilian health system is the closest match on the board to your record, and incumbent-shaped work like this is usually decided on price and staffing, not on a technical vision.

Solicitation 36C26026Q0852 · open it on sam.gov

Knowledge Management System and Services (KMSS)

Responses due 21 August 2026Sources SoughtHOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, DEPARTMENT OFNAICS 541511

Why it fits you: HUD's IT operations office is asking the market how to buy a knowledge management system. It is a sources sought, so the cost of playing is a capability statement, not a proposal, and answering it is how you get named in the eventual RFP's market research.

Solicitation NOF-4 · open it on sam.gov

7A--Cloud-based adult education SaaS platform.

Responses due 3 September 2026Combined Synopsis/SolicitationINTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THENAICS 541519

Why it fits you: Interior's Indian Education office wants a cloud-based adult education platform. Twenty-seven days is the longest runway on this list, and a SaaS-shaped requirement at a small civilian office rarely draws the big integrators.

Solicitation 140A2326Q0190 · open it on sam.gov

Request for Solutions (RFS): Autonomous Coding (AC) and Automated Appeals & Denials Management (ADM)

Responses due 19 August 2026SolicitationDEPT OF DEFENSENAICS 541511

Why it fits you: The Defense Health Agency is running a Request for Solutions for autonomous medical coding and automated appeals. It is DoD, which your history is not, but the subject is civilian health data processing and the RFS route is a short white paper. We would call this a stretch worth twelve days of attention, not a bid you build a team for.

Solicitation HT0038RFSACADM · open it on sam.gov

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