Transportation Technology & Engineering Mission Solutions (TTEMS)

The U.S. Department of Transportation's Volpe National Transportation Systems Center is seeking a contractor to provide Transportation Technology and Engineering Mission Solutions (TTEMS) through a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA). This BPA, with a potential five-year period of performance, will support various transportation projects for DOT and non-DOT organizations. The scope of work includes technology assessments and modernization, system analysis, development, deployment, field support, analytical research, system and enterprise architectures, and lab facility and operations support. The contractor will provide skilled personnel for tasks such as information system development, technology evaluation (including AI, GIS, and cloud computing), system engineering, software development, testing, documentation, maintenance, and site installation. Performance will be assessed based on program management, customer satisfaction, response to call order opportunities, quality deliverables, and technical staffing. Sustainable acquisition requirements are also emphasized for all products and services provided.

This document outlines the registration process for an event, requiring companies to submit a registration form by 1:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday, October 01, 2025. The form collects company information and details for up to two attendees, including their full name, title, phone number, and email. Attendees must be authorized by the company, which will be responsible for any associated costs. Completed forms should be emailed as a PDF or in the email body to alexandra.regazzini@dot.gov and pamela.pagliei@dot.gov, with a specific subject line format. Only registered individuals will be allowed to participate, and the event link will be sent to registrants by Thursday, October 02, 2025.

The government aims to award a single Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for Technical, Training, and Engineering Mission Support (TTEMS) services, anticipated for release in early November through GSA eBuy to GSA MAS Holders. The Performance Work Statement (PWS) is available on SAM.gov under NOTICE ID: 6913G6TTEMS, and additional details, including small business participation requirements, security clearances, key personnel, and ISO/CMM certifications, will be specified in the Request for Quotations (RFQ). The incumbent is KBR Wyle Services, LLC under the Mission Information Technology Services (MITS) contract (6913G621D300001), with an obligated value of approximately $128.41 million. The procurement will utilize an "advisory down-select" process, detailed in the RFQ, to help firms minimize costs. The government does not intend to conduct one-on-one meetings, use oral presentations, or consider a sole source award, emphasizing fair competition and adherence to evaluation factors.

The Transportation Technology and Engineering Mission Support (TTEMS) Pre-quotation Conference outlined the Volpe Center's need for a single contractor to provide professional engineering and technical support services. This will be a five-year Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) established with a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contractor, awarded through a "best value trade-off" after a two-phase evaluation. The Request for Quote (RFQ) will be posted on GSA e-Buy in early November 2025, with an anticipated award in late March 2026. The scope of work covers four functional areas: Technology Assessments and Modernization; System Analysis, Development, Deployment, Field Support, and Analytical Research Analysis; System Architectures and Framework; and Lab Facility and Operations Support. The presentation also detailed potential tasking examples like Flight Information Exchange Model (FIXM) and Remote Access Movements Portal (RAMP) support. Compliance with small business subcontracting limitations and goals, along with contractor teaming arrangements, were also discussed.