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SSN MCSC – Fire Support Systems and Organic Precision Fires Support Services

SAM
8A
Sources Sought

Posted

Mar 20, 2026

Due Date

Apr 15, 2026

Location

Quantico, Virginia

Description

https://api.sam.gov/prod/opportunities/v1/noticedesc?noticeid=3cd11848bfa848cc8ff87c86a2db63e5

AI Summary

The Marine Corps is conducting market research (Sources Sought Notice M67854‑26‑I‑1018) to identify firms capable of providing comprehensive program‑management, systems‑engineering, life‑cycle logistics, and technical‑writing support to the Product Manager Fire Support Systems (PdM FSS) and Product Manager Organic Precision Fires (PdM OPF) portfolios throughout all acquisition phases. The effort, valued at $50 M‑$75 M, will span one base year with up to four one‑year options and requires a prime contractor (or a subcontractor with a disclosed performance percentage) that can serve as the software SME, troubleshoot on‑site software issues, develop, update, and test code for the Target Handoff System v2 and Handheld Video Data Link, and deliver test‑engineering analysis, technical reports, and documentation in support of integrated product teams. Respondents must demonstrate recent, comparable contract experience, describe available facilities (including conference rooms and COMSEC storage), outline onboarding processes for specialized personnel (e.g., AFATDS expertise, Marine Corps fires doctrine), and provide feedback on using a GSA Schedule as the contract vehicle. Submissions are limited to a 15‑page executive summary (Microsoft Office or PDF, 12‑point font) and must include organization name, address, POC, DUNS, CAGE, business size/type, and a capability statement addressing the listed qualifications.

Details

Notice ID
3cd11848bfa848cc8ff87c86a2db63e5
Solicitation Number
M6785426I1018
NAICS Code
541330
Classification Code
R425

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