R431--Transition Assistance Program (TAP) In-Person Industry Day For Oasis+ Vendors for the Department of Veterans Affairs Transition Assistance Program Industry Day Slides, Q&A, Interested Party Opt-In

The provided list, titled "Interested Vendor Opt-In," enumerates 18 vendors who have expressed interest in a government procurement opportunity. This document, likely part of a Request for Proposal (RFP) or a similar government solicitation process, serves to identify potential contractors. The listed entities, including Abt Global, Deloitte Consulting LLP, Maximus Federal Services, Inc., and National Government Services, Inc., represent a diverse group of companies, ranging from consulting firms to healthcare providers, indicating a broad scope for the underlying government need. This compilation is a common component in federal and state/local government contracting, allowing agencies to gauge market interest and facilitate communication with prospective bidders. It highlights the initial stage of vendor engagement in a competitive bidding environment.

The TAP Industry Day Q&A on January 29, 2026, addressed various questions regarding the Transition Assistance Program. Key takeaways include that military life cycle courses are optional, and the solicitation for this requirement will be competed on Oasis+. The VA is retooling the CLIN structure, and tools for benefits advisors are not provided by the VA, though data on attendees is collected. A major priority for TAP is connecting outcomes to course material, primarily driven by internal data collection and legislation rather than vendor requests. The requirement is subject to SCAS, and the HR NAICS code 541612 under the Management and Advisory Domain of OASIS+ is being used. Past Performance metrics will consider size, scope, and relevancy.

The VA Transition Assistance Program (TAP) is an interagency initiative providing benefits and services information to approximately 200,000 transitioning Service members annually. Governed by a Joint Executive Committee and supported by various interagency groups, the program's scope involves contract support for program management, curriculum development, and training requirements. Key tasks include program management and administration, TAP program execution (featuring VA Benefits and Services Briefings, various curriculum delivery modalities, Military Life Cycle modules, and Women's Health Transition Training), Benefits Advisor Training, TAP curriculum development, and strategic action planning with data analysis. The program utilizes VA Benefits Advisors to deliver courses, conduct one-on-one sessions, and support Capstone events, operating through a regional hub-and-spoke model across over 300 installations worldwide. Data from FY 2025 highlights significant engagement with Service members through briefings, appointments, and installation events.

The document outlines the registration process for a TAP Industry Day, including a registration form and contact information for submissions. Companies are required to provide their name and, if applicable, their OASIS+ Management & Advisory (M&A) Unrestricted Domain Contract Number. Attendees must provide their name, title, email address, and phone number, with space for two attendees. The form also includes an option to express interest in a Reverse Industry Day timeslot. Participants will receive an email confirmation by January 26, 2026, with arrival instructions and assigned times for those interested in Reverse Industry Day. Attendees are advised not to arrive before 9 AM. The main purpose of this document is to facilitate registration for an industry event, likely related to government contracting or partnership opportunities.