
The G2X Research Team
Top 10 Federal Contract Opportunities: October 5, 2026
Explore the top 10 federal contract opportunities the G2X community researched most over the last 24 hours.
The top 10 federal contract opportunities in yesterday’s G2X community research span health economics, cybersecurity, naval research and equipment sustainment. Each entry explains the requirement and its acquisition stage, from open solicitations to requests for capabilities.
1. GSA Multiple Award Schedule
GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service is accepting proposals under its Multiple Award Schedule solicitation, 47QSMD20R0001. The notice is issued through the Furniture Systems Management Division as a combined synopsis and solicitation for commercial items.
The announcement itself constitutes the solicitation and requests proposals rather than simply gathering market information. This entry points to the standing MAS requirement, not an individual agency order for a specific product or project. The canonical opportunity brings together the current notice and its supporting procurement material.
Sources
SAM.gov procurement notice — FEDERAL ACQUISITION SERVICE.
2. IHS Health Economics Analysis Services
The Indian Health Service’s Division of Acquisition Policy is seeking a senior health economist to help turn access-to-care research into spending decisions. Solicitation 75H70427Q00003 supports the Office of Public Health Support’s Division of Program Statistics and is a total small-business set-aside for a firm-fixed-price purchase order.
The work compares expanding IHS direct care with relying on Purchased/Referred Care, including the cost of referrals, patient travel and administrative effort. It also considers alternatives such as mobile services and telehealth. The economist must work with a companion geographic-analysis effort so the assessment reflects travel times and actual access, not just the number of providers on a map. The planned 48-week effort includes analytic tools and knowledge transfer, giving IHS a way to compare service investments across different locations.
Sources
SAM.gov procurement notice — INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE.
G2X opportunity analysis — G2X.
Attachment 1 - PWS Health Economics Analysis Services.pdf — INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE.
RFQ 75H70427Q00003_Health Economics Analysis Services.pdf — INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE.
3. Holocaust Memorial Museum Managed Security Services RFI
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Procurement Division is gathering industry information on managed IT security, multi-cloud architecture, DevSecOps and network engineering. Its request for information, 95476727RFI-MSSP, asks how vendors would sustain existing security operations while helping the museum move to a modernized environment.
The proposed work includes threat modeling, architecture reviews and a transition toward zero-trust controls, automated workflows and a government-owned, contractor-operated security operations center. The museum also wants feedback on a monthly firm-fixed-price structure and labor-rate benchmarks for security and engineering roles. Responses are limited to fifteen pages, excluding the cover and rate tables. This is market research for acquisition planning: the museum is collecting capabilities and pricing context, not accepting binding offers under a request for proposals.
Sources
SAM.gov procurement notice — UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM.
G2X opportunity analysis — G2X.
4. Shiprock RPMS Interconnectivity and System Support
The Indian Health Service’s Navajo Area is pursuing Resource Patient Management System interconnectivity and support for the Shiprock Service Unit in New Mexico. Notice NOI-SRSU-27-1001 describes an intended sole-source purchase from Cimarron Medical Informatics, the developer associated with the required software support.
The requirement concerns the connections and ongoing system services that support RPMS operations, rather than replacement of the clinical platform. It is a pre-award notice of intent, with a route for other capable sources to submit information for consideration. That distinction matters: the notice does not describe an unrestricted competition, but it is also not an announcement of an already completed award. The current opportunity contains the agency’s response instructions and the specific basis for its proposed acquisition approach.
Sources
SAM.gov procurement notice — INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE.
G2X opportunity analysis — G2X.
5. Navy and Marine Corps Long-Range Science and Technology
The Office of Naval Research is accepting research proposals under solicitation N0001425SB001, the FY25 Long Range Broad Agency Announcement for Navy and Marine Corps science and technology. ONR, ONR Global and the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory are seeking work across science and engineering disciplines with potential relevance to naval operations.
The research is defined by the proposed objective and technical approach, rather than a single prescribed product. Academic institutions, industry and other responsible research sources may participate, including small and large businesses. Proposals must explain the team, its collaborators and the work’s naval relevance; some efforts also involve exchanging software and data with other performers. Despite the FY25 title, the latest amendment extends the announcement through December 31, 2026, or until a successor is posted.
Sources
SAM.gov procurement notice — DEPT OF THE NAVY.
G2X opportunity analysis — G2X.
N0001425SB001_Amendment 0008.pdf — DEPT OF THE NAVY.
6. Island Park Housing Roof Replacement
The USDA Forest Service is requesting quotes to remove and replace roofing on housing units at the Island Park Administrative Site in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Solicitation 1240LT26Q0035 is a total small-business set-aside for roofing contractors, with an estimated construction price range of $500,000 to $1 million.
This is a defined facilities project rather than a general maintenance-services request. The notice identifies the roofing trade classification and directs offerors to the procurement package for site-visit details, evaluation criteria and submission requirements. Contractors must be registered in SAM when submitting a quote, and a bid guarantee applies above the stated threshold. The work concerns Forest Service administrative housing, making the location and construction scope more useful identifiers than the broad Agriculture Department parent name.
Sources
SAM.gov procurement notice — FOREST SERVICE.
7. DLA Mechanicsburg Control I/O Plate
Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support Mechanicsburg is seeking manufacture and supply of a control I/O plate under solicitation SPRMM126QHF20. The required design is identified by manufacturer CAGE code 58022 and reference part number 587149, with inspection and acceptance at source.
The procurement is tied to that specified design and its quality requirements. Vendors offering material they do not manufacture must identify the original manufacturer and part number, and distributors must substantiate their supply relationship. Government technical drawings are not available through this requirement, so the sourcing basis is a material constraint. The notice also addresses marking, packaging and approval of substitutions. It is a component-supply acquisition, not a request to design a new control system or provide general IT services.
Sources
SAM.gov procurement notice — DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY.
8. AFRL Quantum Information Sciences
The Air Force Research Laboratory’s Information Directorate at the Rome Research Site is soliciting quantum information sciences research through broad agency announcement FA8750-23-S-7001. The buying office is AFRL RIK, within the Department of the Air Force.
The current notice republishes the research announcement with amendments to white-paper and proposal instructions, review provisions and applicable acquisition requirements. It is a research-proposal pathway, not a purchase of an identified commercial quantum computer. The G2X opportunity links to the authoritative notice and its full announcement for the detailed technical topics and submission process.
Sources
SAM.gov procurement notice — DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE.
G2X opportunity analysis — G2X.
9. PHMSA Pipeline-Safety Technology Commercialization
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration is seeking mature pipeline-safety technologies that can move from advanced prototypes into operational use. Solicitation 693JK326RA002, issued through the Acquisition Services Division, focuses on technology transfer and commercialization rather than early-stage research.
The planned twelve-month effort advances technologies from readiness level 7 toward levels 8–9. The stored scope includes optimizing hardware, integrating leak-detection and quantification software with operator control systems, and preparing realistic field demonstrations. Pipeline operators and other deployment partners help establish test conditions and validate performance. A licensing, manufacturing and deployment roadmap is part of the required transition work, and projects must provide at least 50 percent non-federal cost share. The intended endpoint is a commercially deployable system with a clear route to operator adoption.
Sources
SAM.gov procurement notice — PIPELINE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY ADMINISTRATION.
G2X opportunity analysis — G2X.
Attachment 7 - Research Topic 693JK326RA002 (1).docx — PIPELINE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY ADMINISTRATION.
Attachment 3 - Deliverable-T2 Milestone Schedule 693JK326RA002.xlsx — PIPELINE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY ADMINISTRATION.
Attachment 8 - FY26 Basic Agreement Template - RA T2 DRAFT.docx — PIPELINE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY ADMINISTRATION.
Attachment 1 - Team Project Activities 693JK326RA002.docx — PIPELINE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY ADMINISTRATION.
Attachment 2 - Project Deliverables 693JK326RA002.docx — PIPELINE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY ADMINISTRATION.
693JK326RA002_RA T2_Notice FINAL.docx — PIPELINE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY ADMINISTRATION.
10. NAVSUP Electronic Control Panel Repair
NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support is soliciting repair of electronic control panels under N0038326QAA77. The items are covered by Basic Ordering Agreement N00383-25-G-AQ01, and the repair scope identifies GE Aviation as the repair source.
The requirement covers restoration of existing assets, with a fifty-day repair turnaround measured from receipt to government acceptance. It includes reporting through the Commercial Asset Visibility system, controls over replacement parts and separate handling of missing assemblies or repairs beyond the normal scope. Quality requirements include a documented system aligned with ISO 9001 and SAE AS9100, supported by inspection and repair records. This is a source-specific sustainment requirement for repairable equipment, not an open-ended electronics-development program. The solicitation also requires the contractor to identify its monthly repair throughput.
Sources
SAM.gov procurement notice — DEPT OF THE NAVY.
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