Worth a look
2,401 solicitations were active in NAICS 541512, 541511 and 541519 this morning. Five are worth your time, and this week that is the honest number.
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) - Intelligent Coding Assistance Tool
Why it fits you: The HHS acquisition and grants office is asking the market how to buy an intelligent coding assistance tool. HHS is your largest agency by a distance — AHRQ CEPI, NIH meeting logistics — and an RFI at this stage is where the requirement gets shaped. Thirteen days, and a response is a memo, not a proposal.
Solicitation 270196 · open it on sam.gov
READINESS SIMULATION (RS) for Selective Service System
Why it fits you: A small civilian agency buying a readiness simulation is the closest thing on the board this week to your NRC Regulatory Information Conference work: planning, logistics and running the thing, not building software. Seven days, and small agencies write short RFPs.
Solicitation 90MC26Q0005 · open it on sam.gov
DCSA INNOVATION GATEWAY
Why it fits you: A commercial solutions opening that stays open until 2031, so you submit a white paper on your own timetable rather than theirs. Nothing in your history is DoD, so we would treat this as a door you open at your own pace, not a bid.
Solicitation HS0021-26-CSO-DCSA · open it on sam.gov
Data, Analytics, and AI Modernization Services
Why it fits you: A stretch and we will say so: DoD Education Activity, and you have no DoD past performance. But it is analytics and modernization services rather than hardware, the buyer is a school system rather than a combatant command, and eleven days is enough to find a prime to team with.
Solicitation HE125426RE037 · open it on sam.gov
PINNACLES
Why it fits you: Sources sought, which costs you a capability statement and buys you a name in the record before the solicitation exists. Same caveat as DCSA — this is positioning, not revenue this quarter.
Solicitation HM047626_RFI-PINNACLES · open it on sam.gov
Screened out
Four of these would match a keyword alert on your codes. Here is why we left them out.
Palo Alto Unit 42 Public Sector Expertise on Demand Subscription
Why we would pass: Treasury is your single strongest agency and this is 541519, so a keyword alert would put it top of your list. It is a Palo Alto Unit 42 subscription. Unless you are a Palo Alto reseller, the winner is already decided.
Solicitation 2031JW26Q00082 · open it on sam.gov
DSS Infusion Therapy Manager IDIQ
Why we would pass: An IDIQ named after DSS Inc's Infusion Therapy Manager — a named commercial product, so the competition is among people who can sell that product.
Solicitation 36C10B26R0039 · open it on sam.gov
Radiography System
Why we would pass: 541519 at NASA, but they are buying a radiography system. It is hardware procurement that happens to carry an IT services code.
Solicitation 80NSSC26939561Q · open it on sam.gov
National Laboratory of the Rockies AUDIO/VISUAL IMPROVEMENTS
Why we would pass: Audio-visual improvements at a national laboratory. You do meetings and conferences, so this looks close, but it is an installation job in a building, not event support.
Solicitation SS-2026031418 · open it on sam.gov
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