NAVSUP Long Range Acquisition Estimate (LRAE)
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DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE NAVYNAVSUP

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https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/865f6c1e29514d81ab3ee16714d40a25/view
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    The Department of Defense, through the Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP), has issued a Special Notice regarding the Long Range Acquisition Estimate (LRAE) for various procurement and repair requirements. This estimate encompasses a wide range of needs across naval entities, including ships, aircraft, and shore-based facilities, covering categories such as IT and digital services, professional support services, and extensive maintenance and logistical support. The requirements listed are subject to change and are intended to provide a forecast for future acquisitions, with updates occurring semiannually. Interested parties should note that this notice is not a request for proposals or guarantees of future requirements, and specific details will be provided as individual actions are further synopsized. For more information, stakeholders are encouraged to monitor updates through the Government Point of Entry (GPE).

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    NMCARS Annex 25 - Long-Range Acquisition Estimates NAVSUP.xlsx
    The provided government file outlines a wide array of procurement and repair requirements across various naval entities, including ships (USS, USNS), aircraft (F/A-18, H-60, P-8), submarines, and shore-based facilities. The needs span numerous categories: IT and digital services (e.g., Adobe Pro licenses, network support, cybersecurity, digital media, automation services, software subscriptions like Red Hat Enterprise, ServiceNow, LINX/D-DEX, Veritas NetBackup, AutoCAD, EBSCOHOST), professional support services (e.g., business management, program management, financial, scientific, academic, training, advisory), and extensive maintenance, repair, and logistical support for equipment and infrastructure. Specific mentions include vehicular equipment, ships, small craft, aircraft components, fire-fighting equipment, fuel storage, and various engines. Operational support covers areas like food services, laundry, warehousing, transportation, harbor pilot services, range operations, security, and specialized training (e.g., tactical patrol boat, medical, VR training, instructional systems design). The document also details numerous repair requirements for CRUDES, Carriers, Submarines, Common Electronics, Common HM&E, LI/SOC/FBW, Common Systems, and Expeditionary assets, alongside specific aircraft types. Many entries indicate
    NMCARS Annex 25 - Long-Range Acquisition Estimates NAVSUP.xlsx
    The document outlines a series of Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and procurement requirements primarily aimed at providing a broad range of technical, logistical, and professional support services to various branches of the U.S. Navy and Department of Defense. Key areas of focus include technical and program support services, IT and cybersecurity assistance, engineering and logistics support, and specialized training for military personnel. The document emphasizes acquisitions necessary for operational readiness, environmental compliance, and effective communication systems. Additionally, it highlights the need for services related to maintenance, instructional development, and various support roles, reflecting a comprehensive approach to enhancing military capabilities. The overarching purpose is to solicit proposals from qualified contractors to fulfill these diverse operational needs, ensuring mission efficiency and readiness across multiple capacities within the military framework. This aligns with the government's commitment to maintaining effective operations through strategic procurement practices.
    NMCARS Annex 25 - Long-Range Acquisition Estimates NAVSUP - Revised 7.17.25.xlsx
    The provided document outlines a comprehensive collection of Request for Proposals (RFPs), federal grants, and procurement needs primarily from the U.S. Navy. It details various services required, such as diesel fuel support, telecommunications, digital media, academic programs, and logistical support for a range of naval operations and administrative tasks. These requirements are associated with specific military units and commands, indicating anticipated budget ranges and procurement methods, including full and open competition and fixed-price contracts. The document emphasizes the need for diverse support services, including data management, telecommunication systems, and research development, reflecting the Navy's commitment to operational efficiency. Potential contractors should note the government’s procurement intentions, as these estimates can change, ensuring compliance with Federal Acquisition Regulations. The sheer variety of services highlights the complexity of military operations and the essential partnerships with private sector vendors to fulfill these diverse requirements systematically over the anticipated timelines. Overall, this document serves as a strategic guide for companies looking to engage with federal contracting opportunities within the naval context.
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