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Notice of Intent for Sole Source Award to...

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Solicitation Number
FA462526Q1124
Notice ID
a53bdd94738745eb85b8bca6ba4768c6
Agency
DEPT OF DEFENSE
NAICS Code
Place of Performance
Posted Date
July 27, 2026
Set-Aside
None / Full & Open

Description

In order to ensure minimal downtime and avoid failures caused by aging fire alarm systems, Whiteman AFB plans to award a sole-source contract to Monaco Enterprises Inc., to conduct a Windows 11 technology refresh for existing D-21 CPU equipment. The latest technology and software updates ensure the D-21 system runs at optimal performance levels allowing base dispatchers to take full advantage of the system’s feature set. Monaco Enterprises Inc. is the only trained and certified company to perform this software/hardware upgrade.

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About This Opportunity

This federal contracting opportunity is posted by DEPT OF DEFENSE, specifically the DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE. Federal agencies use SAM.gov to publish all open solicitations, and FedContract aggregates these listings to help small businesses and contractors discover relevant opportunities faster.

The opportunity is classified under NAICS code 334290. Browse all open contracts under NAICS 334290 to see related opportunities. Filter by your size standard, set-aside eligibility, or geographic location to find bids that match your business.

The place of performance for this contract is Missouri. Specifically, work will be performed in or around Whiteman Air Force Base. Contractors should review the full solicitation document for site-specific requirements, security clearance needs, and travel expectations before submitting a proposal.

To submit a response, follow the official instructions in the solicitation document. Pay attention to the response deadline, required attachments, and any pre-bid conferences or site visits. Late submissions are typically not accepted by federal contracting officers.