
The G2X Research Team
Trending contract opportunities: September 9, 2026
Medical readiness, clinical communications, government data, and other requirements drawing attention on G2X.
These 10 contract opportunities drew the GovCon community’s attention on G2X over the last 24 hours. Today’s roundup spans medical readiness, clinical communications, records operations, and defense technology, with a closer look at the buyers and work behind each requirement.
1. BUMED Medical Readiness Modernization
The Navy’s Bureau of Medicine and Surgery is seeking professional support for its Medical Readiness directorate, N10D. Managed through NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk, the requirement connects readiness policy, data analysis, and process improvement across deployability, suitability screening, disability evaluation, and family-readiness programs.
The work includes turning government readiness data into repeatable metrics and dashboards, improving workflows, and producing policy and leadership materials. Performance is centered on BUMED in Falls Church, Virginia, with a base year and two option periods. Solicitation N0018926QB143 is restricted to active SeaPort-NxG prime contract holders; quotes are due September 14.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
Solicitation - N0018926QB143.pdf — SAM.gov.
Attachment 1. QASP.pdf — SAM.gov.
2. VISN 12 Hands-Free Clinical Communications
VA’s Network Contracting Office 12 is seeking a hands-free communication and workflow system for VISN 12 medical facilities. The requirement brings wearable Smartbadges, software, and implementation services together with nurse-call, patient-monitoring, messaging, and clinical-alarm integrations. The initial equipment schedule includes 1,535 V5000 Smartbadges.
Deployment spans facilities including Milwaukee, Hines, Jesse Brown, Madison, Tomah, and Lovell Federal Health Care Center. The anticipated five-year ordering arrangement also covers training, go-live support, and later expansion. Offers under solicitation 36C25226R0071 are due today at 1 p.m. Eastern; the latest amendment addresses subcontracting and an applicable VA acquisition clause.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
36C25226R0071 0005.docx — SAM.gov.
36C25226R0071.docx — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
36C25226R0071 0004.docx — SAM.gov.
3. IHS Vaccine Safety Monitoring and Analytics
The Indian Health Service’s headquarters acquisition office is seeking an automated vaccine-safety monitoring capability for IHS, Tribal, and Urban health programs. The work combines CDC VAERS data with the National Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee’s Vaccine Sentinel Survey, turning those sources into integrated surveillance, analysis, and reporting.
The scope includes automated data ingestion and quality checks, signal detection, dashboards in Power BI or Qlik, and provider training materials, coordinated with IHS technology and immunization teams. Solicitation 75H70426Q00050 is a 100% Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside. An amendment extends quotes to September 11 at noon Eastern.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
Attachment 1 Statement of Work.pdf — SAM.gov.
75H70426Q00050.pdf — SAM.gov.
4. FDA Integrated Records Facility
FDA’s Office of Acquisitions and Grants Services is seeking a contractor-hosted Fully Integrated Records Facility. The requirement combines document processing, scanning, tracking, temporary storage, and courier distribution in a dedicated facility supporting FDA records operations. The facility must provide at least 20,000 contiguous square feet within a 60-mile round trip of the White Oak campus.
FDA anticipates one IDIQ with a five-year ordering period and task orders using several pricing types. The competition is limited to service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. The latest amendment to solicitation 75F40126R00009 moves questions to September 15 and proposals to October 6, both at 2 p.m. Eastern.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
Appendix 1-OIMT_IT-Spaces-Cabling-Guidelines.pdf — SAM.gov.
Attachment E-Sample Task Order Statement of Work.pdf — SAM.gov.
Appendix 3-FDA Physical Security Requirements.pdf — SAM.gov.
RFP 75F40126R00009 FIRF IDIQ.pdf — SAM.gov.
5. FHWA Transportation Data Modernization
The Federal Highway Administration’s Office of Highway Policy Information is gathering industry input on transportation data collection, processing, and analysis. The work reaches across highway conditions, traffic, household travel, vehicles, fuel, and highway finance, supporting systems such as the Highway Performance Monitoring System and National Household Travel Survey.
The proposed scope combines improved collection methods with integration, visualization, and advanced analytics so transportation information can be reused across programs. FHWA anticipates a five-year IDIQ ordering period, but this request is market research rather than a solicitation for final offers. Responses to HPPI_RFI_2026 are due September 15 at 2 p.m. Eastern.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
HPPI_RFI 8.24.26 Final.pdf — SAM.gov.
HPPI_Draft Statement of Work _August 2026.pdf — SAM.gov.
6. DLA Emergent IV Research and Development
DLA’s Philadelphia contracting office is accepting research concepts through the Emergent IV broad agency announcement. The program addresses logistical and technical questions outside the agency’s regular annual R&D planning, using areas of interest that can change as mission needs evolve. Those areas include advanced manufacturing, data interoperability, and emerging-technology transition.
The entry point is a white paper describing a specific project. DLA may request technical and cost proposals for concepts it wants to explore further. The announcement, BAA0001-22_, remains open through June 2027; its latest amendment revises Area of Interest C. Individual research topics carry their own requirements within that broader opening.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
7. Army Microsoft Sentinel Implementation
MICC Carlisle Barracks is seeking specialized services to design and put Microsoft Sentinel into operation for the U.S. Army War College’s Microsoft 365 environment. The requirement covers approximately 350 endpoints and specified Microsoft data sources, with a focus on security monitoring, event logging, and an operational platform the government can maintain.
The contractor must align the design with federal security and logging requirements, achieve at least 98% successful data ingestion, and deliver training and as-built documentation. Solicitation W91QF026QA015 is a total small-business set-aside, with quotes due September 10 at 7 a.m. Eastern.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
Product Specifications.docx — SAM.gov.
Product_Specs_CIO MS Sentinel Implementation.docx — SAM.gov.
PWS MS Sentinel Implementation_ Rev. 2.docx — SAM.gov.
8. Army Public Safety Communications SETA
Army Contracting Command–Aberdeen Proving Ground is seeking systems engineering and technical assistance for Army public safety communications. The work supports the Integrated Enterprise Network program and Base Emergency Communications System product office within the Army’s command-and-control information-network portfolio.
The Army plans a single cost-plus-fixed-fee term contract, set aside for small businesses under NAICS 541330. The final RFP and revised work statement define the support requirement. Proposals under solicitation W15P7T-27-R-A001 are due October 1 at noon Eastern, and the latest update explicitly states that the government will not extend that deadline.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
Detailed opportunity overview — G2X.
9. DLA Vehicular Seat Cushions
DLA Land and Maritime is requesting electronic quotes for vehicular seat cushions under NSN 2540-01-500-0544. The initial line item calls for 269 units, with delivery 78 days after the order. The notice identifies an approved source and part number for the required item.
Solicitation SPE7L426U1222 may result in an automated indefinite-delivery contract lasting one year or until aggregate orders reach $350,000, with a guaranteed minimum of 40 units. Shipments would go to DLA depots in the United States and overseas. The service-disabled veteran-owned small-business set-aside closes September 22.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
10. Coast Guard FLIR RECON V Repair
The Coast Guard’s LOG-9 contracting office is seeking repair services for FLIR RECON V thermal-imaging equipment in National City, California. The small-business set-aside is structured as a firm-fixed-price purchase order, with the statement of work defining the device-repair requirements.
Offers under solicitation 34269PR260000037 are due September 13 at 8 a.m. Pacific. Written questions are due today at 8 a.m. Pacific through the listed contracting contact. The Coast Guard will evaluate price among offers meeting its requirements, so the response must include the proposed specifications and complete quotation information.
Sources
Official procurement notice — SAM.gov.
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