This is a DRAFT solicitation. The Statement of Objectives, Section L (Instructions to Offerors), and Section M (Evaluation Criteria) are all explicitly marked DRAFT and are subject to change before the final RFP is released. The June 15, 2026 date is for industry questions and clarifications only — not for final proposal submission. A separate proposal due date will be established when the final RFP is issued.
What's inside this snapshot
Solicitation at a glance
Solicitation
FA865226R0006
Set-Aside
Full & Open (Unrestricted + SB Pool)
Period of Performance
5-yr ordering + 3 one-year options (8 yrs total)
Award Approach
Award to all qualifying offerors — no cost/price evaluation
Key Personnel
None specified at IDIQ level (TO/DO-dependent)
Questions Due
June 15, 2026 at 5:00 PM local
(Final proposal due date TBD)
(Final proposal due date TBD)
Place of Performance
Contractor locations — unclassified at IDIQ level
NAICS / Size Standard
541715 / 1,000 employees (also 541713, 541714 for SB pool)
Solicitation Status
DRAFT — SOO, Section L, and Section M all marked DRAFT
The 4-page snapshot
Pages 1–2 · Decision Summary & Scope
Page 1 — Decision Summary
Page 2 — Scope & S&T Domains
Most operationalized capability
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Publish-ready job postings
A full job description for every key personnel position the RFP names, with qualifications pulled verbatim from Section L and substitution clauses surfaced from Section H. Push straight to your careers page.
Salary range estimates
A suggested compensation band for each position based on the RFP's experience requirements, location, and current federal contractor market rates — so your offer comes in calibrated.
Boolean search strings
Pre-built LinkedIn and Indeed queries tuned to each position's title variants, agency keywords, regulatory language (FAR, DFARS), and required systems (SAM.gov, PIEE). Copy, paste, source.
Outreach emails, drafted
A ready-to-send candidate outreach email per position — subject line, opportunity summary, contract context, and a candidate name placeholder. Cold outreach in minutes, not hours.
Pages 3–4 · Proposal Requirements & Notable Risks
Page 3 — Proposal & Evaluation
Page 4 — Notable Requirements
Proposal Kickoff Accelerator
Proposal kickoff in 10 minutes, not 10 days
Section L and Section M parsed into a working compliance matrix, kickoff deck, and government questions list — ready for your kickoff meeting.
- Compliance matrix (Section L & M)
- Kickoff slide deck
- Government clarification questions
- Requirement traceability