Acquisition & Material Management Division

Acquisition & Material Management Division

Close: May 20, 2026

Provision of food services and operation of food service venues identified in this contract are exclusive to the awardee as set forth in the primary operations contained herein. Primary food service operations encompass food services in one (1) fine dining executive dining room, one (1) cafeteria, one (1) carryout facility, one (1) 24/7 convenience store, one (1) coffee shop, vending operations, catering and/or other related services.

Acquisition & Material Management Division

Close: Apr 24, 2026

A requirement for a contract for capitol power plant. The scope of this requirement is to engage the services of a professional vendor to submit a detailed assessment of the existing architect of the capitol congressional cable tv system (cccts) located at the head end russell senate office building, and the capitol power plant annex building. The vendor shall also provide a proposed improvement plan to the existing ccts to improve content delivery. The assessment shall include detailed drawings of existing equipment specifications, connectivity layout, data flow and type. A final report detailing the findings shall be submitted delineating the existing system with the proposed improvements to the system, including cost, impact and duration. The objective of the assessment is to ensure the ccts will meet the stringent demands of congressional members and staff for a 24/7 operational environment.

Acquisition & Material Management Division

Close: Apr 20, 2026

The contractor shall provide professional expertise for design services for ceiling plaster restoration and repair treatment plan, and subsequent implementation of the treatment plan for Room S-216. The objectives for this project are to prevent the potential loss of valuable plaster, decorative painting, frescoes, and seccos due to plaster and paint deterioration, and to design a treatment plan to safely adhere the plaster to the masonry vault at locations where delamination has occurred. Previous studies have advised that a ceiling restoration is necessary to prevent any damage to the existing plaster and frescos and maintain safe use of the President’s Room.