Trending contract opportunities: September 12, 2026

These are the ten federal contract opportunities the G2X community researched most over the last 24 hours. DCSA’s innovation gateway, DHA’s clinical-workflow support, and VA’s health-systems integration RFI lead a roundup that also spans intelligence IT, cloud infrastructure, cyber-range development, records, and clinical research.

1. DCSA Innovation Gateway

The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency’s Innovation Gateway seeks prototypes for modernizing how the agency protects sensitive information and supports the cleared industrial base. The commercial solutions opening covers digital transformation, data analytics, cyber and industrial security, workforce capabilities, and governance. DCSA can use other transaction agreements to test promising approaches before broader adoption.

The gateway operates through specific Innovation Calls, rather than accepting unsolicited ideas against the umbrella notice. Its first call concerns a Unified Application Access and Integration Prototype, with a six-page solution concept paper using the prescribed template. The submission should explain the proposed capability and its fit with that call—not serve as a full technical proposal or a collection of staff résumés. The umbrella solicitation is HS0021-26-CSO-DCSA; each call supplies its own response instructions.

Sources

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

Innovation Call 01 — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

DCSA Innovation Gateway_20260623.pdf — SAM.gov.

Att 1 _Solution Concept Paper_Template_20260623.docx — SAM.gov.

2. DHA Application, Workflow, Adoption, and Change Support

The Defense Health Agency’s Portfolio Acquisition Executive for Medical Digital Solutions is seeking support that connects health technology with the people using it. Application, Workflow, Adoption, and Change Support, or AWACS, combines clinical-workflow assistance, user enablement, and change communications within DHA’s broader end-user services program.

The requirement spans distinct user groups, including clinicians and combat medics working with limited connectivity. It calls for an integrated approach to application support and adoption, connected to enterprise service-management processes rather than a separate training effort. Direct patient-facing digital engagement falls outside this area of interest. White papers under solicitation HT003826SC005-AOI0001 are due September 14 at 5 p.m. Eastern. DHA anticipates a twelve-month base period with up to four options and may use a conventional contract or prototype agreement.

Sources

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

EUS_AOI1_AWACS_090926.pdf — SAM.gov.

EUS AoI1_AWACS_ Appendix A.xlsx — SAM.gov.

EUS_AOI1_AWACS.pdf — SAM.gov.

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

EUS AWACS AOI 1 Appendix B.pdf — SAM.gov.

3. VA Health Systems Technology Integrator

The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking industry feedback on a health systems technology integrator for its Veterans Accountable Care Operating Model. The draft objectives support Veterans Community Care, connecting clinical information, eligibility, referrals, claims, and payments across VA and community-provider systems. This is market research under solicitation 36C10G26Q0087, with responses due October 2.

The integration approach would bring VistA, the Federal EHR, dental records, and bulk data exchanges into a common model with traceable source information. It also covers referral tracking, reproducible payment calculations, security, governed automation, and transition planning. VA expects portable interfaces, mappings, and operating documentation so it can maintain the capability without depending on contractor-specific tools. Direct clinical care and clinical decision-making are outside the draft scope.

Sources

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

36C10G26Q0087 Integrator RFI.pdf — SAM.gov.

Draft_SOO_Health_Systems_Technology_Integrator_VCC.pdf — SAM.gov.

RFI_Questions_to_Industry_Integrator_VCC.pdf — SAM.gov.

4. Army Intelligence Enterprise IT Services

Army Contracting Command–Detroit Arsenal is seeking commercial approaches to modernizing the global IT environment supporting Army intelligence. The Army Intelligence Enterprise–Information Technology Services opening reaches both U.S. and overseas operations, with scope ranging from individual activities to enterprise-wide services. INSCOM is the identified mission contact.

The work connects network and service operations with cybersecurity, secure intelligence systems, application modernization, and enterprise data. Solutions must include the training and knowledge transfer Army personnel need to operate and sustain the capability. Solicitation W50NH9-26-S-0001 has two distinct tracks: continuously open solution briefs against its general areas of interest, and targeted calls with their own deadlines. The acquisition approach emphasizes measurable service outcomes and can progress from a written brief to a presentation and then a requested commercial solution proposal.

Sources

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

AIE-ITS_CSO_W50NH9-26-S-0001.docx — SAM.gov.

5. DHS Cumulus Department-Wide Cloud Services

The Department of Homeland Security’s Information Technology Acquisition Center, within the Office of Procurement Operations, is accepting proposals for Cumulus. This department-wide cloud procurement is intended to give DHS components a common route to commercial and government cloud services, rather than procure a single application or migration project.

The scope includes infrastructure, platform, and software services, along with marketplace offerings, professional services, and training. DHS is pursuing multiple indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contracts with cloud service providers, with usage-based purchasing central to the model. That makes service availability, consumption billing, and the breadth of the provider’s offering important parts of the requirement. Amendment 0002 moves the proposal deadline for solicitation 70RTAC26R00000004 to September 14 at 4 p.m. Eastern.

Sources

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

70RTAC26R00000004 - A0002_SOW.pdf — SAM.gov.

70RTAC26R00000004 - Attachment 2.pdf — SAM.gov.

70RTAC26R00000004.pdf — SAM.gov.

70RTAC26R00000004 - Attachment 1.xlsx — SAM.gov.

70RTAC26R00000004 - A0002.pdf — SAM.gov.

70RTAC26R00000004 - A0001.pdf — SAM.gov.

6. Army Cyber Command ISP Cyber Range

Army Cyber Command needs an Internet Service Provider cyber range for its Joint Force Headquarters–Cyber mission. The Cyber Fusion Innovation Center is accepting industry proposals in collaboration with ARCYBER and the Army Cyber Technology and Innovation Center. Solicitation W519TC-26-AE-RANG seeks a prototype that combines physical carrier equipment, virtual networks, and emulated cloud services.

The range would reproduce an ISP environment from internet exchanges and core routing through access networks and customer equipment inside an air-gapped government laboratory. Real hardware is required where software cannot reproduce the relevant behavior. Vendors would design, integrate, document, and demonstrate the prototype, with traffic monitoring and repeatable resets supporting controlled testing. The white-paper package must explain the architecture, tested performance limits, government-lab support model, and estimated cost.

Sources

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

AE Release (industry) JFHQ-C ISP Range - 2026-09-10 (SAM.GOV).docx — SAM.gov.

7. Navy Enterprise Cloud and Network Support

Naval Network Warfare Command needs an integrated service for operating, maintaining, and defending enterprise cloud and network environments. NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk is conducting the acquisition under solicitation N0018926RL011, a total small-business set-aside with proposals due October 13.

The environment centers on Microsoft Azure while extending to other cloud providers, supporting users ashore, overseas, and afloat. The scope brings together IL5 and IL6 cloud operations, Microsoft 365, endpoints, software-defined networking, cybersecurity, and service management. It also includes records management and electronic discovery, so the requirement reaches beyond infrastructure availability into how information is retained and produced. Contractors must support secure hybrid connections and Naval Exchange Point migration, maintain operational documentation, and demonstrate relevant past performance across the proposed service package.

Sources

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

Performance Work Statement.pdf — SAM.gov.

QASP AND QASP MATRIX.pdf — SAM.gov.

Past Performance Information Form.pdf — SAM.gov.

8. MSHA Records Digitization and Validation

The Mine Safety and Health Administration’s Office of Standards, Regulations, and Variances needs its priority paper records converted into a searchable, organized digital collection. The Department of Labor’s Office of the Senior Procurement Executive is conducting the acquisition, which covers preparation, scanning, optical character recognition, metadata, indexing, and secure delivery—not simply image capture.

The base workload is approximately 53 boxes and 141,655 pages. Previously scanned boxes and additional records sit in optional work, rather than the base requirement. Processing may take place at an approved U.S. contractor facility, with pickup and return at MSHA headquarters and documented chain of custody. Digital records must meet NARA requirements and support integration with Labor’s enterprise records-management environment. This small-business set-aside, solicitation 1605C4-26-R-00035, has a September 17 response deadline.

Sources

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

A19-1605C4-26-R-00035 Sol.pdf — SAM.gov.

9. ARPA-H Small-Business Health Research

ARPA-H’s SBIR/STTR program is advancing small-business research across defined health technology topics, including fertility diagnostics, bioadhesives, autoimmune disease testing, non-surgical endometriosis treatment, and a virtual human brain for neurosurgical robotics. Its separate lineage topic supports further development and commercialization of technologies originating in ARPA-H-funded work.

The program uses a two-stage process, moving from a solution summary to a technical presentation and supporting proposal materials. Stage 2 submissions must connect the proposed science to measurable milestones, a cost and schedule plan, and a credible path to practical use. Topic 05 has an October 1 deadline; the other topics follow their own amended schedules. Solicitation 7599226SN106 supports SBIR and STTR participation, with STTR requiring a research-institution partner. These are topic-specific research pathways, not an unrestricted invitation for general health IT services.

Sources

Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

A06B_SBIR_STTR_BAA_FY26_Amend_04.pdf — SAM.gov.

A06B_SBIR_STTR_BAA_FY26_Amend_03.pdf — SAM.gov.

A06B_Attachment_B_COST_PROPOSAL_SPREADSHEET_Template_.xlsx — SAM.gov.

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

10. NIDA Clinical-Trial Data and Statistical Support

The National Institute on Drug Abuse is gathering capability statements for the next Data, Statistics, and Clinical Trial Support Center serving its Clinical Trials Network. The center would provide the data and research infrastructure behind approximately twenty concurrent drug-use and addiction studies, rather than conduct the trials themselves.

NIDA is looking for secure web-based data collection and management, statistical design and analysis, data-quality monitoring, and trial-performance reporting. The scope also includes support for data and safety monitoring boards and consultation with study teams. Capability statements should demonstrate comparable work, appropriately qualified personnel, and the facilities and systems needed to support it, including proposed partners where applicable. Responses to sources-sought solicitation 75N98026R00157OT are due September 30. The agency is using this market research to inform its acquisition approach.

Sources

SAM.gov — SAM.gov.

Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.

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