Industry Day: Decisive Action Follow-On

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) Combat Support (CZ) Directorate issued a Sources Sought Notice (SSN) and Request for Information (RFI) to identify qualified sources for professional analytical services. This RFI, for market research only, seeks to assess industry capabilities, including small businesses, for supporting DTRA's mission of countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) and emerging threats. The anticipated cost-type contract, projected for Q1 FY2027, will be a follow-on to existing tasks and will exclude legacy Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization (JIDO) requirements. The scope of work includes Program Management Support, CWMD Support, Global Engagements Department Support, and Contingency Operations Department Support. Contractors must possess a TOP SECRET//SCI facility clearance, secure workspaces (SCIFs), and classified IT infrastructure, potentially requiring contractor-provided secure facilities. Interested vendors must submit a capability statement by March 13, 2026, detailing company information, past performance in CWMD operations and CCMD support, and facility capabilities. Questions are due by February 27, 2026.

The RFI-RADAR (DA Follow-on) document outlines the government's responses to industry questions regarding a future solicitation with an anticipated value of less than $100,000,000. Key information includes an Industry Day scheduled for March 31, 2026, which will include one-on-one discussions and an updated acquisition schedule. A draft Statement of Work (SOW) will also be released. The government will not provide specific FTE counts or historical funding, encouraging offerors to propose their own staffing solutions. The bulk of personnel support is required in the National Capital Region (NCR), with potential on-site support at US Combatant Commands. Contractors will be expected to provide end-to-end classified communications capabilities and SCIF space within the NCR, including classified VTC capability up to the JWICS level. The determination of contract vehicle and potential small business set-asides will be made after market research, which includes feedback from this RFI and Industry Day.

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) provides instructions for visitors to pass clearances, primarily through the Defense Information System for Security (DISS) using SMO Code GQDD614 - DTRA. A government/military technical Point of Contact (POC) like Gage, Moronda Donneta, and a confirmation phone number (571-616-5022) are required. For visitors without DISS, a request on agency letterhead from the Facility Security Officer (FSO) must be sent to dtra.belvoir.oi.list.OI-MSCSP-Personnel-Security-HQC@mail.mil. This request must include detailed personal and clearance information, such as name, rank, SSN/passport, date/city/state/country of birth, citizenship, visit dates, clearance level, granting agency, investigation type, and investigating agency. The document also provides the DTRA's physical address for visits (8725 John J Kingman Rd #6201, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060) and advises on parking options. For any security-related questions, contact DTRA Personnel Security via email or phone.

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) Combat Support Directorate (CZ) requires extensive support services under the THREAT REDUCTION THROUGH INTEGRATED DEFENSE & EXPERT NETWORK TACTICS (TRIDENT) program. This Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the need for professional analytical services to counter Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) and emerging threats globally. The scope encompasses program management, Countering WMD (CWMD) operational planning, global engagements, contingency operations, and systems engineering. Key tasks include financial management, transition planning, staffing, and comprehensive reporting. The contractor must provide highly specialized expertise in WMD/CWMD operations, special access planning, irregular warfare, military deception, and advisory services to enhance DTRA’s mission effectiveness.

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) Combat Support (CZ) Directorate issued a Sources Sought Notice (SSN)/Request for Information (RFI) to identify qualified sources, including small businesses, for professional analytical services. This RFI aims to assess industry capabilities for supporting DTRA's mission of countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) and emerging threats both domestically and internationally. The anticipated cost-type contract, projected for award in Q1 FY2027, will be a follow-on to existing tasks and will exclude outdated Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization (JIDO) requirements. The scope of work encompasses Program Management Support, CWMD Support, Global Engagements Department Support, and Contingency Operations Department Support. Contractors must possess a TOP SECRET//SCI facility clearance and the ability to provide secure facilities, including Secure Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs), classified IT infrastructure, and COMSEC compliance. Interested vendors are requested to submit capability statements by March 6, 2026, addressing company information, past performance in CWMD and CCMD operations, and facility capabilities. Questions are due by February 27, 2026.

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) Combat Support Directorate (CZ) requires extensive support services, outlined in the TRIDENT Performance Work Statement, to counter Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) and emerging threats globally. The contract encompasses program management, CWMD operational support, global engagement, contingency operations, and systems engineering. Key aspects include developing program management plans, conducting financial management, ensuring personnel security clearances, providing expertise in irregular warfare and military deception, coordinating with interagency partners, and managing facilities and uncrewed systems. The objective is to enhance DTRA’s situational awareness and operational capabilities to defeat WMD networks.

The TRIDENT Industry Day Questions document details responses from the government regarding an upcoming effort exceeding $100 million, likely a single task order under GSA OASIS+. The government's plan is to award based on Best Value, not Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA), and oral presentations are under consideration. Key aspects include the potential requirement for SCIF space at the contractor facility, with JWICS connectivity coordinated by the government. A 60-day transition-in period with incumbent knowledge transfer will be provided. The effort focuses on advisory and enablement roles, with SMEs understanding existing technologies and providing modernization suggestions, rather than RDT&E of CWMD solutions. OCONUS requirements are in Germany, Korea, and Australia. The RFP will be unclassified with a classified PWS addendum. Key positions, such as PM and Task Lead, are anticipated, but FTE numbers are not yet determined. The contract type will be cost-type and an A&AS contract. Challenges include budget cuts and the inability to predict global crises. The government plans to release the draft RFP via Sam.gov in FY26 Q3.

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) hosted an Industry Day for TRIDENT (Decisive Action Follow-On), focusing on its Combat Support (CZ) Directorate's upcoming acquisition. The event aimed to clarify CZ's vision, requirements, and acquisition strategy, encouraging competition and fostering partnerships among businesses. DTRA's mission is to deter strategic attacks, prevent WMD threats, and prevail against WMD-armed adversaries. The CZ Directorate supports Combatant Commands with CWMD capabilities, including operational planning and WMD defeat advisory services. The TRIDENT requirement seeks professional services for globally integrated operations, WMD threat responses, and enhanced collaboration, encompassing program management, CWMD advisory, global engagements, contingency operations, and systems engineering support. The anticipated contract vehicle is GSA OASIS+ Unrestricted Pool 1, a cost-type contract projected for award in Q1 FY27. Security requirements include TS//SCI clearance and secure facilities. This initiative is a follow-on to existing contracts, demonstrating DTRA's commitment to countering WMD and improvised threats while increasing mission efficiency and ensuring compliance.

This document is a list of companies and their attendees, along with their email addresses. The companies include Celestar Corporation, HunaTek System Solutions, SPA, General Dynamics Information Technology, Red Gate Group, Precision Collective, K2 Group, Inc., Analytic Services Inc. (ANSER), Constellis, Toeroek Associates, Applied Research Associates, Inc., SAIC, MRIGlobal, Dexis, R3 Strategic Support Group, Dalcom LLC, Altus, LLC, CORTEK, Inc., Leidos, Sille Consulting Services, INFINITY LABS LLC, Amentum Services Inc., Chimera Enterprises International, Oasis Consulting and Technical Services, BAH, Noblis, Altana Technologies USG, SRC Inc, Acquisition Systems Associates, Inc., Booz Allen Hamilton, Parsons Government Services, Operational Surveyors, Inc, Centerra Group (Constellis), CACI, Intreped Partners, and Valiant Global Defense Services Inc. The document appears to be an attendance sheet or contact list, likely associated with a government-related event, conference, or a pre-solicitation meeting for RFPs or grants, indicating potential vendors or interested parties.