ACC-APG Upcoming Opportunities: Huachuca Division FY26/FY27

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This document, an Excel spreadsheet titled "Huachuca Division Industry Opportunities June 2026.xlsx", provides a list of upcoming and current opportunities from the ACC-APG Huachuca Division as of June 2026. It serves as an informational tool for potential bidders to identify relevant contracting actions.

This document outlines various IT and communications-related requirements, including:

• DoDIN-A Cybersecurity and Network Operations Mission Support (ADCNOMS): Enterprise-level IT services for operating and managing the Army infostructure, including system design, project management, security engineering, and network interface management.

• Information Technology Services (ITS) Ft. Hood, TX: Comprehensive IT services for network operations, system administration, security, and end-user support.

• Land Mobile Radio Support: Services related to Land Mobile Radio systems.

• Site Survey & Engineer Drafting (CONUS): IT services for site surveys, engineering, and drafting.

• QAQC Installation & Decommission (CONUS): IT services for Quality Assurance/Quality Control and decommissioning/removal.

• OMDAC-SWACA III: IT support for a strategic signal brigade in support of USCENTCOM forces.

• OSP & DataCenter Modernization: Upgrading Data Center and Outside Plant (OSP) infrastructure.

• DHA LAN/WLAN Modernization: Infrastructure and electronics upgrades for the Defense Health Agency.

• CSD IT Services Support: Support for various information systems security applications and databases.

• Belvoir Information Technology: IT automation and technical support services.

• OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, SUPPLY - EUROPE (OPMAS-E): Support for communications and information systems.

• Contract Types: Vary, including Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF) and Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP).

• Period of Performance (POP): Varies significantly by opportunity, often including base periods and multiple option years.

• Tentative Award Dates: Range from July 2026 to May 2027 for several opportunities.

This document primarily lists opportunities and their status, not specific submission instructions or evaluation criteria. However, it indicates the acquisition strategy (Competitive, Sole Source, 8(a) set-aside) and the current status (e.g., Evaluation, Pre-Award/Package Development).

Some opportunities are designated as Sole Source, 8(a) set-aside, or Competitive (Full and Open). Specific eligibility details would be in the respective solicitations.

This is a summary of opportunities and not the solicitations themselves. Interested parties should refer to the individual solicitation documents for detailed requirements, submission instructions, and deadlines. The "Status" column provides insight into the procurement lifecycle.

Other / Unclassified

This document is an Excel spreadsheet listing upcoming opportunities from the ACC-APG Huachuca Division, as of December 2025. It provides a snapshot of potential procurements, including their identifiers, customer, requirement description, history, incumbent contractor, estimated period of performance, contract type, key personnel, status, estimated solicitation release dates, and acquisition strategy (competitive or set-aside).

This document is highly relevant for potential bidders as it outlines future contracting opportunities. It allows vendors to identify potential areas of interest, understand the nature of the requirements, note incumbent contractors, and anticipate solicitation release timelines. The information on contract type, period of performance, and acquisition strategy (e.g., competitive, 8(a) set-aside) is crucial for bidders to assess their eligibility and prepare their business development strategies. Key opportunities listed include IT services for NETCOM and ISEC across various locations and functions, such as cybersecurity, network operations, data center modernization, and engineering support.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This document outlines upcoming opportunities managed by the ACC-APG Huachuca Division, with a focus on Information Technology (IT) services. It provides a snapshot of requirements, their status, and anticipated timelines.

Several opportunities are listed, primarily involving IT services, network operations, cybersecurity, and systems engineering. Key areas include:

• DoDIN-A Cybersecurity and Network Operations Mission Support (ADCNOMS): Enterprise-level IT services for operating and managing the Army infostructure.

• Regional Network Enterprise Center (RNEC) Support: IT services for network administration, systems administration, and end-user support at various Virginia locations.

• Ft. Hood IT Services: Support for SANEC in improving ITS delivery and C4/IT and AITP services for Army modernization.

• Site Survey & Engineering Drafting: CONUS-based site surveys, engineering, and drafting.

• QAQC Installation & Decommission: QA/QC and TDM decommissioning and removal in CONUS.

• C5ISR Systems Engineering Support: Support for INSCOM Fort Belvoir VA.

• Computer System Support Services: Daily operational support for users and desktop devices at Joint Base Meyer Henderson Hall.

• Regional Cyber Center Europe IT Services: 24/7 IT services for classified and unclassified systems.

• OMDAC-SWACA III: IT support for the 160th Signal Brigade in support of USCENTCOM forces.

• Data Center & OSP Modernization: Upgrading Data Center and OSP infrastructure at Camp Fretterd.

• Senior National Leadership Communications (SNLC): Systems engineering support for modernization, upgrade, and sustainment efforts.

• USMA Lincoln Hall AV Engineering & Installation: C5ISR Systems Engineering Support for West Point.

• DHA LAN/WLAN Modernization: Infrastructure and electronics upgrades for the Defense Health Agency.

• CSD IT Services Support: Enhancements and maintenance for various Information Systems Security Program applications.

• Contract Types: Primarily Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) and Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee (CPFF).

• Estimated POP: Varies by requirement, generally one base year with 4 option years.

• Tentative Award Dates: Ranging from March 2026 to March 2027.

• Solicitation Release Dates: Vary by requirement, with some anticipated in early 2026.

• Acquisition Type: Includes Competitive, 8(a) Sole Source, and 8(a) set-aside.

Several opportunities are designated as 8(a) set-asides or competitive. Specific details for each are listed in the document.

This document is an Excel spreadsheet listing multiple opportunities. The 'Status' column indicates the current phase of each requirement (e.g., Evaluation, Pre-Award/Package Development). The 'History' column provides context on previous contract actions.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This document provides a list of current and upcoming opportunities from the ACC-APG Huachuca Division as of September 2025. It details various IT and cybersecurity-related requirements for NETCOM and ISEC.

• W91RUS-25-R-ADC1 (NETCOM): DoDIN-A Cybersecurity and Network Operations Mission Support. Requires IT services for operating and managing the Army infostructure, including system design, project management, security engineering, and infrastructure interfaces across various networks (NIPRNET, SIPRNET, etc.).

• W91RUS-25-R-EGA1 (NETCOM): Information Technology Services (ITS) for South Atlantic Regional Network Enterprise Center (RNEC) at Fort Eustis/Fort Story/Fort Gregg-Adams, VA. Services include Network Administration, Systems Administration, IA and Compliance, Network Security, and End-User Support.

• FHED501 (ISEC): US Military Academy CYBER & ENGINEERING. Requires Audiovisual (AV) system analysis, design, procurement, installation, and testing for the CEAC at West Point, NY.

• FDED 602 (ISEC): Site Survey & Engineer Drafting in CONUS.

• FDED603 (ISEC): QAQC Installation & Decommissioning in CONUS.

• MED 501 (ISEC): Army Metering Systems engineering and technical support for the Army Materiel Command.

• NCRED 501 (ISEC): C5ISR Systems Engineering Support for INSCOM Fort Belvoir VA.

• ACE25-04 (NETCOM): Warehouse Support Services for G-4 Warehouse and NETCOM HQ facility furniture.

• TBD (NETCOM): Joint Base Meyer Henderson Hall - Computer system support services.

• TBD (NETCOM): Regional Cyber Center Europe - IT services for classified and unclassified systems.

• TBD (NETCOM): MARS RECOMPETE - Onsite contractor/technician for MFD and plotter device service.

• TBD (NETCOM): Access Control - 100% access control services for Kelly Ops, Freidman Hall, Rowe Hall.

• TBD (NETCOM): OMDAC-SWACA III - IT support for the 160th Signal Brigade.

• FDED 601 (ISEC): OSP & DataCenter Modernization at Camp Fretterd.

• Contract types include CPFF and FFP.

• Periods of Performance (POP) vary, generally starting September/October 2025 with base periods and 4 option years.

• Solicitation release dates are listed, with many anticipated in early to mid-2025.

• Statuses range from 'Evaluation' and 'Pre-Award/Package Development' to 'Awarded' and 'Solicitation'.

• Several opportunities are noted as 'Sole Source or Competitive Acquisition', '8(a) set-aside', or 'TEIS IV only'.

• This is an Excel spreadsheet listing multiple opportunities. The 'Status' column provides key information on the acquisition phase. The 'History' column indicates if a requirement is new or a recompete and lists incumbent contractors where applicable.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This document provides a list of upcoming opportunities from the ACC-APG Huachuca Division, primarily for NETCOM and ISEC customers. It outlines various IT services, cybersecurity, network operations, and audiovisual system support requirements.

• DoDIN-A Cybersecurity and Network Operations Mission Support (ADCNOMS): Professional IT services for operating and managing the Army infostructure, including system design, project management, security engineering, and continuous monitoring across various networks (NIPRNET, SIPRNET, etc.).

• Information Technology Services (ITS) South Atlantic Regional Network Enterprise Center (RNEC): Non-personal ITS support for RNEC locations in Virginia, encompassing Network Administration, Systems Administration, IA, Network Security, and End-User Support.

• US Military Academy CYBER & ENGINEERING: Audiovisual (AV) system design, engineering, procurement, installation, and testing for the USMA Academic Building Upgrade Program.

• Site Survey & Engineer Drafting: IT services for site surveys, engineering, and drafting within the Continental United States (CONUS).

• QAQC Installation & Decommission: IT services for Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) and Technical Data Management (TDM) decommissioning and removal in CONUS.

• Army Metering Systems: Engineering and technical support for the U.S. Army Materiel Command's Army Metering Program.

• NolAn Building Phase 4: Command, Control, Computers, Communications, Cyber-Defense (C5), Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) (C5ISR) Systems Engineering Support.

• Warehouse Support Services: Logistical support for the G-4 Warehouse and maintenance for NETCOM HQ facility furniture.

• Joint Base Meyer Henderson Hall: Computer system support services including system analysis and hardware/software troubleshooting.

• Regional Cyber Center Europe: IT services for classified and unclassified systems, 24/7 support for the US Army Regional Cyber Center - Europe.

• MARS RECOMPETE: Onsite contractor/technician to maintain MFD and plotter devices for USAICoE G6 networks.

• Access Control: 100% access control, entry, exit, and escort services.

• OMDAC-SWACA III: IT support for the 160th Signal Brigade, focusing on Operation, Maintenance, and Defense of Army Communications (OMDAC) in support of USCENTCOM forces.

• Contract types include Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF) and Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP).

• Periods of Performance (POP) generally range from one year with four option years.

• Solicitation release dates vary, with some as early as February 2025 and others in January 2026.

• Statuses indicate various stages from 'Pre-Award/Package Development' to 'Evaluation'.

• Several opportunities are noted as '8(a) set-aside' or 'TEIS IV only', indicating specific eligibility requirements.

• One opportunity is listed as 'Full and Open'.

• This document is an Excel spreadsheet listing multiple opportunities. Each row represents a distinct requirement.

• The "Status" column provides context on the procurement stage, with a separate "Legend" sheet defining these statuses.

Other / Unclassified

This document is an Excel spreadsheet listing various opportunities from the ACC-APG Huachuca Division, as of April 2025. It provides a snapshot of upcoming requirements, including their identifiers, customer, requirement description, history (new/recompete), incumbent contractor, tentative award dates, estimated period of performance (POP), contract type, Contracting Officer (KO)/Contract Specialist (KS), status, estimated solicitation release date, and acquisition strategy (sole source/competitive).

This document serves as an informational tool for potential bidders, outlining future contracting opportunities. Key details for each opportunity include:

• Requirement Title & Description: Provides a brief overview of the work to be performed.
• History: Indicates if the requirement is new or a recompete.
• Incumbent Contractor: Identifies the current contractor, which can be useful for competitive research.
• Estimated POP: Gives an idea of the contract duration.
• Contract Type: Specifies the type of contract (e.g., CPFF, FFP).
• Status: Shows the current stage of the acquisition process (e.g., Pre-Award/Package Development, Solicitation, Evaluation).
• Estimated Solicitation Release: Helps bidders anticipate when formal solicitations will be issued.
• Sole Source or Competitive Acquisition: Indicates the procurement method.

Specific opportunities detailed include:

• DoDIN-A Cybersecurity and Network Operations Mission Support (ADCNOMS): A competitive RFP with an estimated solicitation release of 2025-02-11.
• Information Technology Services (ITS) South Atlantic RNEC: A sole source acquisition with an estimated solicitation release of 2025-06-01.
• Clarksburg Local Network Enterprise Center (LNEC) IT Services: For IMCSIV Vendors Only, with an estimated solicitation release of 2025-06-01.
• US Military Academy CYBER & ENGINEERING: For TEIS IV only, with an estimated solicitation release of 2025-06-01.
• Warehouse Support Services: An 8(a) set-aside with an estimated solicitation release of 2025-09-01.
• Joint Base Meyer Henderson Hall: An 8(a) set-aside with an estimated solicitation release of 2025-08-01.
• Regional Cyber Center Europe: Through CHESS IT Services, with an estimated solicitation release of 2026-01-01.
• MARS RECOMPETE: An 8(a) set-aside, currently in Solicitation status, with a release date of 2025-04-25.
• Access Control: An 8(a) set-aside, currently in Solicitation status, with a release date of 2025-04-25.
• OMDAC-SWACA III: Full and Open competition, with TBD for solicitation release.

A legend is provided to define the status codes used in the spreadsheet.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This document provides a list of upcoming opportunities from the ACC-APG Huachuca Division as of April 2025. It outlines various IT and cybersecurity-related requirements for NETCOM and ISEC.

• W91RUS-25-R-ADC1 (NETCOM): DoDIN-A Cybersecurity and Network Operations Mission Support. Requires IT services for enterprise-level operation and management of Army infostructure, including system design, project management, security engineering, and continuous monitoring across various networks (NIPRNET, SIPRNET, DREN, JWICS, etc.).

• W91RUS-25-R-EGA1 (NETCOM): Information Technology Services (ITS) for South Atlantic RNEC (Fort Eustis/Story/Gregg-Adams, VA). Services include Network Administration, Systems Administration, End-User Support, IA and Compliance, and Network Security.

• TBD (NETCOM): Clarksburg Local Network Enterprise Center (LNEC) IT Services. Requires uninterrupted Army Information Technology Portfolio (AITP) support for mission systems and network operations (NIPRNET, SIPRNET, MSE).

• FHED501 (ISEC): US Military Academy CYBER & ENGINEERING. Requires Audiovisual (AV) system design, engineering, procurement, installation, and testing for the USMA Academic Building Upgrade Program.

• FDED 501 (ISEC): Site Survey & Engineer Drafting. Requires IT services for site surveys, engineering, and drafting within the Continental United States (CONUS).

• FDED 502 (ISEC): QAQC Installation & Decommission. Requires IT services for QA/QC and TDM decommissioning and removal in CONUS.

• MED 501 (ISEC): Army Metering Systems. Requires engineering and technical support for the Army Metering Program (AMP).

• NCRED 501 (ISEC): NolAn Building Phase 4. Requires C5ISR Systems Engineering Support for INSCOM Fort Belvoir VA.

• ACE25-04 (NETCOM): Warehouse Support Services. Requires logistical support for G-4 Warehouse and NETCOM HQ facility furniture.

• TBD (NETCOM): Joint Base Meyer Henderson Hall. Requires computer system support services, including system analysis and hardware/software troubleshooting.

• TBD (NETCOM): Regional Cyber Center Europe. Requires IT services for classified and unclassified systems for RCC-E.

• TBD (NETCOM): MARS RECOMPETE. Requires onsite contractor/technician to maintain MFD and plotter devices for USAICoE G6.

• TBD (NETCOM): Access Control. Requires 100% access control services for specific locations.

• TBD (NETCOM): OMDAC-SWACA III. Requires IT support for the 160th Signal Brigade's OMDAC mission in support of USCENTCOM forces.

• Contract Types: Primarily Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) and Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee (CPFF).

• Estimated POP: Varies by requirement, generally starting June 2025 or October 2025, with periods of performance often including a base year plus 4 option years.

• Solicitation Release Dates: Vary by requirement, with many anticipated in June 2025 and August/September 2025.

• Status: Most opportunities are in 'Pre-Award/Package Development' or 'Solicitation' phases.

• Several opportunities are designated as 'Competitive Acquisition', 'Sole Source or Competitive Acquisition', 'IMCSIV Vendors Only', 'TEIS IV only', '8(a) set-aside', or 'Full and Open'.

• This is a summary of opportunities and not the full solicitation documents for each item. Specific details will be in individual solicitations.