
The G2X Research Team
Trending contract opportunities: September 13, 2026
Federal opportunities drawing G2X community research, from Army software and healthcare staffing to financial analysis, logistics research, and sensing technology.
These ten open federal contract opportunities drew G2X community research over the last 24 hours. Army CASTLE KEEP development and SBA credit-risk support lead a list that also spans healthcare, social listening, professional services, and advanced research.
1. Army CASTLE KEEP Software Development and Sustainment
Army Contracting Command–Aberdeen Proving Ground is gathering capabilities for CASTLE KEEP, the Army intelligence community’s portal for secure workflows, reporting, and information sharing. The requirement supports Headquarters, Department of the Army G-2 and would develop and sustain the system within Army commercial cloud infrastructure.
The work combines software engineering with cybersecurity assessment, infrastructure as code, system documentation, and integration with other intelligence capabilities. Cleared personnel and access to appropriate secure facilities are central to the operating environment. This is a request for information, not a request for proposals: responses should describe existing capabilities, staffing readiness, maintenance approaches, and data rights. Five-page responses under W56KGY26CKRFI0001 are due September 22 at noon Eastern.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
SAM.gov — SAM.gov.
2. SBA Credit Risk and Financial Analysis Support
The Small Business Administration’s Office of Credit Risk Management needs financial analysis and administrative support for its oversight of lenders. GSA is conducting the procurement for SBA through a women-owned small-business set-aside, with a single-award indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract covering a base year and four option years.
Personnel would support delegated lending-authority reviews, risk diagnostics, lender financial analysis, and internal correspondence at SBA headquarters in Washington. The work uses the Lender Portal and Capital Access Financial System and includes identifying lenders that may need closer supervision. Labor-hour task orders make staffing, fully loaded rates, and coverage important proposal considerations. Solicitation 47QACA26R0306 has a September 21 response deadline.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
ATTACHMENT C -Risk Management FINAL PWS 2026 09 03 (1).pdf — SAM.gov.
RFP 47QACA26R0306 Risk Management Financial Analysis Administrative Support Services 2026 09 10.pdf — SAM.gov.
ATTACHMENT F - Organizational Conflict of Interest Form 2026 09.pdf — SAM.gov.
SAM.gov — SAM.gov.
3. VA Professional and Allied Healthcare Staffing
The Department of Veterans Affairs’ National Acquisition Center is seeking professional and allied healthcare staffing services through Federal Supply Schedule 621 I. Solicitation RFP797FSS000115R4 is administered by the center’s Federal Supply Schedule office.
The latest amendment expands geographic coverage, making service territory an important consideration for staffing firms reviewing the requirement. The solicitation lists a December 23 response deadline. Interested providers should use the current solicitation and amendments for the applicable service categories, coverage areas, and submission requirements.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
4. U.S. Embassy Panama Social Listening and Intelligence
The U.S. Embassy in Panama needs a social-media listening dashboard and strategic intelligence service focused on Panama’s digital environment. The twelve-month requirement combines monitoring across major social platforms with analysis of emerging conversations, sentiment, reach, and the movement of narratives between communities.
The service must pair automated tools with qualified human analysts. Weekly English-language reporting, urgent analysis, and monthly discussions with Embassy staff connect the dashboard to practical interpretation, rather than leave users with raw metrics alone. Underlying information cannot be confined exclusively to the contractor’s platform. Solicitation 19PM0726Q0031 calls for English-language quotations by September 24 at 10 a.m. local time; SAM registration is required before submission.
Sources
SAM.gov — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
RFQ26Q0031_SF1449_CoverPage.pdf — SAM.gov.
RFQ26Q0031_SocialListeningStrategicService.pdf — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
5. 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 covers distinct user groups, including clinicians and combat medics working with limited connectivity. Application support and adoption must integrate with enterprise service-management processes; direct patient-facing digital engagement is outside this area of interest. White papers under HT003826SC005-AOI0001 are due September 14 at 5 p.m. Eastern. DHA anticipates a twelve-month base period with four possible options and may use a conventional contract or prototype agreement.
Sources
SAM.gov — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
EUS_AOI1_AWACS.pdf — SAM.gov.
SAM.gov — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
EUS_AOI1_AWACS_090926.pdf — SAM.gov.
EUS AoI1_AWACS_ Appendix A.xlsx — SAM.gov.
SAM.gov — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
EUS AWACS AOI 1 Appendix B.pdf — SAM.gov.
6. ARPA-H Scalable Solutions for Healthcare Access
ARPA-H’s Scalable Solutions Office is seeking research approaches that make healthcare more accessible and affordable. Its Innovative Solutions Opening addresses barriers involving geography, distribution, manufacturing, data, and information—problems that can keep effective health technologies from reaching the communities that need them.
The office is looking for interdisciplinary projects and collaborative networks, including approaches that reduce manufacturing bottlenecks or improve the distribution of health solutions. Solution summaries and proposals are submitted through ARPA-H’s solutions portal under ARPA-H-SOL-24-105. This is a mission-office research opening, so a submission needs a clear connection between the proposed technical advance and a specific access or affordability challenge.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
7. GSA OASIS+ HUBZone Rolling Admissions
GSA’s OASIS+ HUBZone solicitation is continuously open for firms seeking admission to the professional-services contract vehicle. It also gives eligible existing contractors a route to compete for additional domains. The current amendment retains rolling admissions, with no fixed award timetable for every submission.
Offerors may cover multiple domains in one proposal and must submit through the OASIS+ Submission Portal. Active SAM registration, domain qualifications, relevant experience, and the applicable pricing and proposal requirements remain essential. The HUBZone vehicle is a distinct small-business pathway within OASIS+, not an individual agency task order. Firms should review the current solicitation and scorecards when deciding which domains their evidence supports.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
8. DLA Emergent IV Logistics Research and Development
The Defense Logistics Agency’s Emergent IV program seeks research that can improve how military supplies are produced, moved, maintained, and recovered. DLA Contracting Services Office Philadelphia manages the broad agency announcement, which accepts white papers addressing defined areas of interest and can invite fuller technical and cost proposals.
Current topics include advanced manufacturing, hard-to-source parts, warehouse human-machine teaming, connected logistics, and materials for demanding operating conditions. The emphasis is on a feasible capability with a path into operational use and supplier networks, rather than a laboratory demonstration alone. Amendment 40 updates the advanced-manufacturing area. Proposed research should address the current topic requirements and explain its technical risks, planned deliverables, and transition approach.
Sources
SAM.gov — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
9. Interior Alaska Geoscience Data Management
Interior’s Alaska data-management requirement supports offshore energy permitting, leasing, and resource evaluation. The solicitation is listed under the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, with the detailed requirement identifying MMA’s Alaska facility in Anchorage as the worksite. The one-year effort combines a geoscience data specialist with an interpretation geophysicist and workflow analyst.
The team would reconcile shared drives and legacy interpretation projects, consolidate geological and geophysical data, and establish reliable master and working-project workflows. The environment includes Azure storage and virtual machines, Kingdom, and geospatial tools. Deliverables extend beyond cleanup to metadata, data inventories, publication planning, and archiving. Quotations under 140M0126Q0043 are due September 15.
Sources
SAM.gov — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
SAM.gov — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
B08-140M0126Q0043.pdf — SAM.gov.
10. AFRL Multi-Spectral Sensing Research
The Air Force Research Laboratory’s Multispectral Sensing and Detection Division is seeking innovative research across thirteen areas under MUSTER. The program supports electro-optical and radio-frequency sensors for air, space, and command-and-control systems.
Its scope spans modeling and simulation, basic and applied research, design, development, and test and evaluation. The intended mission applications include persistent intelligence and surveillance, time-sensitive targeting, and access in contested environments. Solicitation FA8650-21-S-1180 lists a January 20, 2027 response deadline. Research teams should match their proposed work to the announcement’s technical areas and use its current submission and contact instructions.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
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