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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Laboratory and research facility with ICD 705 space, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
Responses due October 15, 20263 days left
USACE Louisville District. Two story laboratory with secure space and RF shielding, $25M to $50M, small business set aside under consideration.
All 12 Louisville District construction awards of $25M or more since FY22 were unrestricted; small firms won 4
13 small firms in OH, KY and IN have won a federal construction award of $25M or more; 3 at $50M or more
General Services Administration, Public Buildings Service
Roof safety and anchorage project, Harry S. Truman Federal Building, Washington, DC
Responses due October 19, 20267 days left
GSA PBS Project Delivery Capital Construction. Occupied federal building roof anchorage, fall protection and waterproofing, $15M to $25M, SDVOSB, HUBZone, EDWOSB or 8(a).
Small firms took 99.5% of construction dollars at the building since FY22
42 SDVOSB, HUBZone, EDWOSB or 8(a) firms in the region have won a $15M federal construction award; only 3 are EDWOSB
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Sentinel operations and maintenance complex and operations group facility, Malmstrom AFB, Montana
Responses due October 20, 20268 days left
USACE Seattle District. Five Sentinel facilities, $700M to $1.2B, under a proposed multiyear, multiparty Other Transaction framework.
All federal construction awarded at Malmstrom since FY22 totals $507.5M; the five Sentinel packages are $700M to $1.2B
7 firms have won a single $100M federal construction award in WA, OR, ID and MT since FY22; none is small or Montana based
Department of Veterans Affairs
VA construction MATOC, Maryland, DC and West Virginia
Responses due October 30, 2026
VA Network Contracting Office 5. SDVOSB and VOSB multiple award construction task order contract across eight VA medical centers, 10 year base.
$441.3M in NCO 5 construction over five fiscal years, 96% to SDVOSBs
38 SDVOSB firms have completed an award of $8.9M or more; 4 have done one of $34.7M or more
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Irrigation canal, farm offtakes and siphon, Bayou Meto Basin, Lonoke County, Arkansas
Responses due October 30, 2026
USACE Memphis District. 10,300 feet of irrigation canal with four farm offtakes and one siphon, $5M to $10M, set aside decision open.
All 7 Memphis District stand alone construction awards of $5M to $10M since FY22 were set aside, drawing 2 to 9 offers
57 small firms in AR, MS, TN and MO have won a single heavy civil award of $5M or more; only 4 firms of any size at that level are Arkansas based
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Multidisciplinary A/E design for vertical construction, multiple award task order contract, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
Responses due October 30, 2026
USACE Philadelphia District. Vertical construction A/E design MATOC with $49.5M capacity (cut from $200M), task orders for Army depot, Air Force base and agency customers.
The District placed 38 vertical design task orders worth $22.0M since FY22, about $4.4M a year, with a median order of $287K
Small firms took 61% of District A/E dollars; 40 small A/E firms in PA, NJ and DE have won a single A/E award of $1M or more
General Services Administration
A/E short selection list for small repair and alteration design, federal buildings and courthouses, nationwide and overseas
Responses due October 31, 2026
GSA Public Buildings Service. Small business list for A/E contracts with fees under $350,000, mostly repair and alteration in occupied federal buildings and courthouses.
PBS placed 1,495 A/E awards of $25K to $350K since FY22, worth $180.1M; small firms won 80% of those dollars
Only 38 firms have a federal building A/E award naming historic preservation, a specialty the list weighs heavily
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