Trending contract opportunities: September 7, 2026

These 10 active contract opportunities drew the most attention on G2X over the last 24 hours. The mix includes near-term bids, requests for industry input, and longer-running research openings. Each entry explains the work and its acquisition stage so you can decide what deserves a closer look.

1. Air Combat Command Commercial Solutions Opening

Air Combat Command’s Acquisition Management and Integration Center (AMIC) is seeking innovative commercial technologies and services through its Commercial Solutions Opening, solicitation FA4890-CSO-0001-24. The program covers capabilities that address mission gaps, including existing commercial approaches the Air Force does not yet use. One featured topic brings together an ontology, object management, and object-based production to maintain fused target custody and update intelligence products as information changes.

The initial response pairs a one-page quad chart with a white paper of up to five pages. Selected companies may be invited to submit a technical proposal, pricing, and statement of work. The opening runs through March 31, 2027, with responses organized around specific technology topics; funding remains a separate selection decision.

Sources

Current solicitation and amendments — sam.gov.

G2X opportunity analysis — g2x.com.

2. Volk Field Aircraft Recovery and CDDAR Support

The Wisconsin Air National Guard’s Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center needs operational logistics support for aircraft recovery and its Crash, Damaged, Disabled Aircraft program in Camp Douglas, Wisconsin. Solicitation W50S9H26QA038 covers the people, equipment, tools, supervision, and quality control needed to deliver those services. The requirement is reserved for HUBZone-certified small businesses under NAICS 561210.

The work is structured around a base year and four optional extensions. The solicitation’s questions and answers address staffing assumptions, surge and travel treatment, security-clearance timing, and government-furnished equipment—details that shape how an offeror staffs and prices the recovery operation. Quotes are due September 11 at 1 p.m. Central, and offerors must have an active SAM registration before submitting.

Sources

Current solicitation and amendments — sam.gov.

G2X opportunity analysis — g2x.com.

3. NAVFAC Northwest Professional Engineering Support

NAVFAC Northwest is accepting proposals for professional engineering services support under solicitation N4425526R31SP. The competition is limited to current SeaPort NxG Small Business multiple-award contract holders with NAICS 541330; participating companies must identify their existing contract number. The work supports the Northwest organization headquartered in Silverdale, Washington.

Amendment 0001 replaces the performance work statement, corrects the base-year performance period, and adds Common Access Card security requirements. It also extends the proposal deadline to September 9 at noon Pacific. That amendment is the controlling deadline and eligibility update for firms evaluating this engineering-support requirement.

Sources

Current solicitation and amendments — sam.gov.

G2X opportunity analysis — g2x.com.

4. Adaptive Fusion and Reasoning of Multi-Source Data

The Air Force Research Laboratory’s AFAR program seeks research that improves the fusion, analysis, and reasoning of information from multiple sources. Solicitation FA875023S7008 supports command, control, communications, computing, intelligence, and cyber-science missions. It is an open, two-step Broad Agency Announcement: companies first submit white papers, with formal proposals accepted only by invitation. The listed contracting office is FA8750 AFRL RIK.

The program has approximately $99.9 million in estimated total funding, with individual efforts normally lasting no more than 36 months. The announcement remains open through August 29, 2028. Suggested fiscal-year submission dates help align proposals with projected funding, but they are separate from the overall closing date.

Sources

Current solicitation and amendments — sam.gov.

G2X opportunity analysis — g2x.com.

5. NOAA Galveston Arc Flash Analysis and Certification

NOAA Fisheries is requesting electrical engineering services for its Southeast Fisheries Science Center’s Galveston campus through solicitation 1333MF26Q0102. The small-business set-aside covers an arc flash hazard analysis, electrical-system inspection, protective-device coordination review, equipment labeling, and certification. The goal is to identify electrical hazards and document the distribution system’s compliance with applicable industry standards.

NOAA plans a single firm-fixed-price award using a lowest-priced, technically acceptable approach. Quotes must explain the technical approach, experience, and past performance alongside pricing. A site visit is recommended but not mandatory, allowing firms to inspect conditions that could affect performance costs. Quotes are due September 9 at 5 p.m. Eastern.

Sources

Current solicitation and amendments — sam.gov.

6. Facilities Reduction Program IV

The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, is accepting responses for the Army Corps of Engineers’ Facilities Reduction Program IV under solicitation W912DY26RA022. Amendment 0001 revises the estimated-quantities document and changes the contract structure: the option years have been removed, leaving a 60-month base period with an option to extend services under FAR 52.217-8.

Responses are due September 24. The revised quantities and period structure are the central changes for companies reviewing this edition of the facilities-reduction solicitation.

Sources

Current solicitation and amendments — sam.gov.

7. Foundations of Trusted Systems

The Air Force Research Laboratory is seeking trusted hardware and software foundations for secure, resilient information-processing systems. Its Foundations of Trusted Systems BAA, solicitation FA875025S7001, spans trusted computing, software assurance, cyber-physical systems, AI in trusted systems, and model-based digital engineering. The research is intended to support command-and-control, intelligence, and cyber technologies. The listed contracting office is FA8750 AFRL RIK.

This is a two-step process beginning with a white paper; full proposals follow by invitation. Approximately $99.9 million is estimated across the program, with individual efforts normally ranging from $100,000 to $5 million over no more than 36 months. The BAA remains open through December 4, 2028, separately from its suggested annual funding-alignment dates.

Sources

Current solicitation and amendments — sam.gov.

G2X opportunity analysis — g2x.com.

8. Space Systems Command DevSecOps RFI

Space Systems Command’s Operational Test and Training Infrastructure contracting office is gathering industry input on a secure, multi-node DevSecOps architecture under solicitation OTTI_2026_RFI_SpecDevOps. The concept connects commercially owned secure facilities with government cloud environments, allowing multiple vendors to develop, test, and deliver software through a coordinated pipeline. The request also asks how a consortium manager could organize and sustain that environment.

This is market research for a potential no-cost prototype Other Transaction Agreement, not a funded development solicitation. Industry would need to address the technical architecture and the viability of a vendor-supported operating model. Responses are due September 11, with the information intended to help the government assess whether the proposed approach is feasible.

Sources

Current solicitation and amendments — sam.gov.

G2X opportunity analysis — g2x.com.

9. AFIMSC SPEED Commercial Solutions Opening

The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center’s SPEED Commercial Solutions Opening provides a route for innovative commercial approaches to installation and mission-support challenges. Solicitation FA890326SC001 is administered by the Air Force Installation Contracting Center’s 772nd Enterprise Sourcing Squadron and continues the earlier SPEED announcement. Its individual calls cover distinct problems rather than one common statement of work.

The latest listed call seeks U.S. Air Force Academy Chapel White Box Enclosure Concepts, with responses due September 8. Other calls address areas such as infrastructure, housing, and spectrum monitoring, but carry their own submission periods. The overarching opening runs through August 29, 2030; that does not extend the deadlines for individual calls.

Sources

Current solicitation and amendments — sam.gov.

G2X opportunity analysis — g2x.com.

AFICC organization and enterprise sourcing squadrons — Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center.

10. Mississippi River Southwest Pass Hopper Dredging

The Army Corps of Engineers’ New Orleans District is preparing hopper-dredging work for the Mississippi River and Southwest Pass under solicitation W912P826BA054. Contract No. 7-2026, also identified as OM26007, calls for one fully crewed and equipped, self-propelled trailing suction hopper dredge. Work may also extend to other locations inside or outside the district.

The estimated construction range is $10 million to $25 million. The notice states that a future amendment will establish the bid-opening date, so the requirement is still at the presolicitation stage. Its scope centers on providing an operational dredging vessel and crew for navigation-channel work, rather than supplying equipment alone.

Sources

Current solicitation and amendments — sam.gov.

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