The Army Contracting Command - Aberdeen Proving Ground has outlined various upcoming contracting opportunities primarily aimed at small businesses through an 8(a) set-aside program. Notable projects include the US Army Garrison's Post-Wide Minor Construction Recompete, focusing on maintenance and minor construction valued at $100M-$110M, and environmental services under the Directorate of Public Works, including forestry management and stormwater management, estimated between $12M and $24M. Additional software-related contracts involve Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) products like Code Mettle, Hypack, and GITLAB, with varying scales of investment ranging from $100K to $4M. Other service contracts specified involve maintenance for mobile cranes, welding equipment, and specialized facilities like the Superbox Depleted Uranium Containment Facility, valued from $300K to $7M. Most solicitations are scheduled for FY 2025's third quarter, though release dates are subject to change or cancellation. The document emphasizes that these are informational postings only, and formal proposals should not be submitted at this stage. This series of opportunities underscores the government's commitment to engaging small businesses in diverse federal projects.

The Army Contracting Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground presents various contracting opportunities primarily for small businesses through an 8(a) set-aside program. The opportunities include a series of contracts aimed at providing maintenance and repair services across multiple sectors, including minor construction, environmental management, software acquisitions, and logistical support. Notable contracts include a $100M project for post-wide minor construction, an $12M contract for forestry management, and services for stormwater management facilities valued up to $24M. Other significant contracts focus on the procurement of commercial-off-the-shelf software solutions, such as Veeam and Citrix, with respective values ranging from $75K to over $3M. All solicitations are slated for a release within the fiscal year 2025 and are subject to change or cancellation. Communication with representatives is encouraged for companies interested in these projects. This document outlines a structured approach to enhancing operational capacities within the Army while supporting small business growth and compliance with federal contracting standards.