ACC-RSA Secure Environment Contracting (SEC) OASIS+ Opportunities
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DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE ARMY
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    The Department of Defense, specifically the Army Contracting Command at Redstone Arsenal, is announcing upcoming procurement opportunities under the OASIS+ Vehicle, focusing on two significant contracts: the Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) SETA Support-Recompete and the Modeling & Simulation Systems Engineering (MSSE) SETA Support-Recompete. These contracts are critical for providing advanced defense technological support services, with estimated ceiling amounts of $600-$800 million for the C-UAS contract and $350-$500 million for the MSSE contract, both featuring a base term and an option for five additional years. The anticipated award dates are projected for the 1st/2nd Quarter FY26 for C-UAS and the 3rd Quarter FY26 for MSSE, with interested parties encouraged to reach out to the primary contact, Brandon Lee, at brandon.b.lee.civ@army.mil or 520-714-9204, or secondary contact Latoya Pryor at Latoya.s.pryor.civ@army.mil or 520-725-7470 for further information.

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    The document outlines several federal Requests for Quotation (TORFQ) related to advanced defense technological support services. Notably, two requirements are highlighted: the Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) SETA Support-Recompete contract and the AvMC Modeling and Simulation (M&S) Systems Engineering (MSSE) SETA Support-Recompete contract. Both contracts have a base term with an option for five additional years, with estimated ceiling amounts of $600-$800 million for the C-UAS contract and $350-$500 million for the MSSE contract. The anticipated schedule includes projected dates for various phases, including draft releases, final TORFQ releases, and award announcements, with an estimated award date for C-UAS in 1st/2nd Quarter FY26 and for MSSE in the 3rd Quarter FY26. Key contacts for each project are listed, including contracting officers and specialists. Historical information indicates that the preceding contracts were awarded to Axient LLC for C-UAS and to SAIC for MSSE. The document reflects ongoing planning and collaboration efforts to draft and finalize requirements packages essential for contract execution.
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