2026 Arkansas Regional Industry Day

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This document appears to be a list of attendees from a regional industry day forum held in Arkansas in 2026. It lists individuals and their affiliated companies.

• Attendee Name
• Company Name

While not a solicitation or SOW, this list may provide insight into the types of companies and organizations that participated in the event. This could indicate potential partners, competitors, or interested parties within the regional industry landscape. It does not contain specific requirements or instructions for bidding.

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This document is a presentation deck from the Arkansas APEX Accelerator and the Little Rock District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), along with information on GSA solutions and OASIS+ Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs).

Arkansas APEX Accelerator (Slides 1-27):

• Provides information on the APEX Accelerator program, formerly PTAP, which assists businesses in obtaining government contracts.
• Details services offered, including one-on-one counseling, training, bid opportunity identification, registration assistance, and proposal support.
• Highlights the Arkansas APEX Accelerator team and their impact, including contract dollars won and businesses assisted.
• Outlines client benefits such as diversified revenue streams and enhanced business visibility.
• Lists contact information for the Arkansas APEX Accelerator.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) - Little Rock District (Slides 28-125):

• Doing Business with TLR (Slides 28-40): Presents information on how to do business with the Little Rock District, including basic requirements for small businesses, finding opportunities, and assessing business readiness.
• Services & Supplies (Slides 37-38): Lists specific upcoming requirements for services (e.g., Audio Visual Maintenance, HVAC) and supplies (e.g., Air Handler Package, CCTV Install) with estimated values and timelines.
• Construction (Slide 39): Lists current Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) holders.
• Little Rock District Overview & Missions (Slides 106-114): Details the district's history, missions (Flood Risk Reduction, Navigation, Hydropower, etc.), and specific upcoming Civil Works and Hydropower projects with estimated values, acquisition strategies, and anticipated solicitation/award dates.
• Military Missions (Slides 114-119): Outlines military installation support projects at Pine Bluff Arsenal, Little Rock AFB, and Ebbing Field, including construction and initial outfitting projects with estimated values and timelines. Also details Defense Health Agency (DHA) Medical Construction MATOCs and Initial Outfitting projects.
• Arkansas National Guard - RMTC (Slides 122-125): Lists current and future projects at Robinson Maneuver Training Center, including renovations and new construction, with points of contact for construction and facilities management.

GSA Solutions & OASIS+ BPAs (Slides 41-105):

• Explains GSA's role, Customer Service Directors (CSDs), and the OASIS+ program.
• Details Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs), including their purpose, types (single vs. multiple award), fundamentals, and value proposition.
• Outlines "Fair Opportunity" requirements for placing orders against BPAs.
• Compares OASIS+ BPAs with GSA Schedule (MAS) BPAs, highlighting differences in underlying contracts, competition, and flexibility.
• Discusses specific considerations for 8(a) BPAs and government supply sources.
• Provides resources for BPAs, including toolkits and FAR companion guides.

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This document is a checklist used by the Department of Defense (DoD) for reviewing subcontracting plans. It outlines the elements required for both individual and commercial subcontracting plans, referencing specific FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulation) and DFARS (Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement) clauses.

• Itemized Checklist: The document is structured as a numbered checklist (Items 1-44) covering various aspects of subcontracting plans.
• Elements of a Subcontracting Plan: For each item, it details the specific requirement or element of a subcontracting plan.
• Applicable Plan Types: It specifies whether each item applies to "Individual," "Commercial," or "Master" subcontracting plans.
• Regulatory References: It cites relevant FAR and DFARS clauses (e.g., FAR 52.219-9, DFARS 219.705-4).
• Additional Information: Provides supplementary details, examples, or clarifications for each checklist item.
• Review Markings: Includes a column to "Mark 'x' if 'yes'" to indicate compliance and identify any missing items that require revision.

This checklist is crucial for potential bidders who are required to submit subcontracting plans as part of their proposals. It serves as a guide to ensure their subcontracting plans meet all DoD requirements, thereby increasing the likelihood of acceptance and compliance. Bidders can use this document to proactively structure and verify their subcontracting plans before submission, addressing all specified elements and regulatory requirements.

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This document is a presentation from the Memphis District Industry Day held on April 21 & 22, 2026. It provides an overview of the Memphis District's activities, accomplishments in Fiscal Year 2025, and planned construction awards and projects for Fiscal Year 2026.

This document is highly relevant for potential bidders as it outlines:

• Upcoming Projects: Details planned construction awards and completions for FY26 across various programs including Mississippi River Levees, St. Francis Basin, Harbor Dredging, Channel Improvement/Work for Others, and Groundwater Sustainability.
• Project Details: Specific projects are listed with anticipated advertisement timelines (e.g., 4th Quarter, FY27) and estimated cost ranges (e.g., $1M to $5M, $10M to $25M).
• Program Areas: Identifies key areas of focus for the Memphis District, such as Levee & Channel Work, Floodwall & Culvert Replacement, and Harbor & River Work.
• Funding Information: Provides estimated funding amounts for FY26 programs, including Regular Program, Disaster Relief Supplemental Act, and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law projects.
• Points of Contact: Lists key personnel and divisions within the Memphis District, including the Commander, Deputy District Engineer, and heads of various divisions (Operations, Regulatory, Small Business, Contracting), along with their contact information. This is crucial for vendors seeking to engage with the district.

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This document outlines the tentative agenda for the Arkansas Regional Industry Forum 2026, scheduled for April 21-22, 2026. It details the schedule of events, including welcome remarks, presentations from various government agencies and organizations, networking breaks, and capability briefs.

This agenda provides potential bidders with insight into upcoming events and discussions relevant to government contracting. It highlights:

• Key Speakers and Organizations: Representatives from the 19th Contracting Squadron, US General Services Administration, APEX Accelerators, US Army Corps of Engineers (Little Rock and Memphis Districts), and others will be present.
• Topics of Interest: Sessions include outreach services, SB participation and subcontracting plans, and mission briefings.
• Networking Opportunities: Dedicated breaks and capability brief sessions (all day April 22nd) offer opportunities for engagement with government representatives.
• Schedule: The forum runs from 0800 to 1700 CST on April 21st and 0800 to 1600 CST on April 22nd, with specific times allocated for various sessions and breaks.