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Q702--San Marcos CBOC IOTA

SAM
SDVOSBC
Solicitation

Posted

Apr 17, 2026

Due Date

May 20, 2026

Location

N/A, N/A, N/A

Description

https://api.sam.gov/prod/opportunities/v1/noticedesc?noticeid=81c2c6640de14f5ea652b9e5cf15f8ce

AI Summary

The solicitation calls for the preparation of a comprehensive VHA Market Research and Acquisition Planning Report to support a new or modified requirement that may exceed the Simplified Acquisition Threshold. The report must detail any contract options (including quantity, duration, and cost‑effectiveness), describe the supplies or services to be acquired (including estimated value, quantity, delivery schedule, and NAICS code), and identify the statutory authority for any non‑full‑open competition. It also requires a full accounting of market‑research activities—such as sources‑sought notices, screening results, and outreach to small‑business categories (SDVOSB, VOSB, WOSB, 8(a), HUBZone, etc.)—and a non‑manufacturer rule analysis, with documentation of product characteristics, potential sources, past performance, and commercial terms that differ from standard government practices. In addition, the report must identify the acquisition team members, confirm whether the requirement is suitable for performance‑based services contracting, and outline the proposed contract type (e.g., firm‑fixed‑price, time‑and‑materials). Any consideration for set‑aside or sole‑source awards, bundled contract potential, and financing terms must be addressed, along with a clear acquisition plan that includes the contracting activity, purchase request number, and justification for any deviations from full competition. Compliance with FAR 10.001(a)(2), VAAR 810.001‑70, and related regulations is mandatory.

Details

Notice ID
81c2c6640de14f5ea652b9e5cf15f8ce
Solicitation Number
36C77626Q0149
NAICS Code
541614
Classification Code
Q702

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