Technology RFPs

The FBI (Redstone Arsenal) issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking industry feedback for the Facilities Technology Management (FTM) effort to support and modernize facilities management systems (including TRIRIGA, which approaches end-of-life). The government requests capabilities assessments, operations and maintenance support for secondary applications, system comparisons, cost modeling, interoperability analysis, and a written assessment with recommendations; responses will inform a future procurement. This notice is a presolicitation RFI for information and planning only (not a grant or solicitation) and does not obligate the government or reimburse response costs.

Provide technology supplies and equipment on an as needed basis.

Provide technology buyback.

Stony Brook University Hospital, part of the State University of New York system, is seeking a qualified vendor to provide on-site information technology consulting services under NYS Contract Reporter CR# 2136727. The solicitation was issued on July 1, 2026 and bids are due by July 22, 2026. This is an active services procurement (not a grant program), and the bid history on third-party aggregators references supporting documents including 03-6984996.pdf, 03-331-requirements.pdf, and scope-of-work.pdf.

The Charter Township of Washington is seeking qualified Managed IT Services Providers (MSPs) to deliver comprehensive IT Management Services covering server support, encrypted offsite backup and disaster recovery, workstation support, network security gateway services, advanced cybersecurity (SIEM/SOC, NIST 2.0, CIS v8), and ransomware/incident response. The objective is to improve and update the township's network and IT infrastructure. The resulting contract will run from September 30, 2026 through September 29, 2029, with options for two additional two-year renewals.

Supply of 027-d technology buyback.

Technology buyback.

Supply Chromebooks.

The State of North Dakota has issued procurement Solicitation Number SRC000347 seeking a Health Information Technology Consultant to provide advisory, implementation, and assessment services supporting state health information technology initiatives, with a maximum budget of $500,000 USD. The opportunity is managed through the North Dakota NDBuys procurement portal, with a structured response deadline of July 27, 2026 at 12:00 PM Central Time (17:00 UTC), and supporting documents include the main RFP, Sample Purchase of Service Agreement, Cost Proposal, Evaluation Tool, Substitute IRS Form W-9, and Business Associate Agreement. The selected consultant will conduct EMR system assessments, evaluate provider workflows and technology readiness, and deliver recommendation reports covering cooperative purchasing, technology alignment, implementation feasibility, and long-term sustainability for rural North Dakota healthcare providers.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (through the Rural Health Transformation Plan) is soliciting a contractor to perform comprehensive technology assessments of healthcare organizations statewide, with emphasis on rural and underserved facilities. The work includes designing assessment instruments, conducting on-site or remote evaluations of clinical and IT systems across many facilities, producing facility-level and statewide synthesis reports, and developing a shared-infrastructure strategy with governance, cost-sharing, and interoperability specifications. This is an RFP for a fixed-unit-cost, indefinite-quantity contract with a two-year base term (with possible extensions); the event opened 2026-07-10 and closes 2026-08-21.

Partnership intermediary agreements concerning improving technology transfer and commercialization of technology for the homeland security enterprise.

NASA’s Technology Transfer Program is offering exclusive or nonexclusive license rights for an electrodynamic dust shield self-cleaning seal technology developed at Kennedy Space Center. Interested companies must apply for a license through NASA’s Automated Technology Licensing Application System (ATLAS) on the NASA Technology Transfer Portal. This opportunity provides no funding from NASA and is strictly for the commercialization and manufacture of the patented technology.

In space applications, seals for hatches, suit ports, airlocks, and docking systems for pressurized volumes such as habitats, rovers, and space suits must be kept clean. This is necessary to achieve the extremely low leak rates required to ensure that crews will have sufficient breathable air for extended missions on planetary surfaces. Dusty environments, such as those of the Moon and Mars, pose challenges because seals (elastomeric and otherwise) – as dust accumulates on them – will no longer perform as designed, substantially increasing leak rates. Similarly, terrestrial applications involving environments with high dust concentration and pressurized systems (e.g., mining, material handling) must maintain clean seals to ensure safety and uptime. Motivated by the hazard lunar regolith poses to seals – and thus to achieving a sustained lunar presence – researchers in the Electrostatics and Surface Physics Laboratory at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (KSC) have developed seals that actively self-clean in a continuous or periodic manner.

Provide information technology services to the district.

Develop new capabilities and improved defense logistics agency (DLA) processes to sustain department of defense (DOD) weapon systems.

SurfGraphPro, an AI tool, transforms complex protein structures into an easy-to-analyze format that helps researchers quickly identify binding sites, predict molecular interactions and understand protein behavior with greater speed and scalability than traditional approaches. By combining 3D surface graph representations with advanced machine learning, this technology from Los Alamos National Laboratory reduces the computational burden of protein analysis while preserving the structural detail needed for high-value applications in drug discovery, antibody design, pathogen detection and custom protein engineering.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts seeks a Master Services Agreement and an option to acquire an Indefeasible Right to Use (IRU) with the Massachusetts Technology Park Corporation to create a fiber optic communications system serving western Massachusetts. The agreement will provide wholesale broadband services and an option to acquire dark fiber for Commonwealth agencies; attachments are listed on CommBuys but no direct public PDF/DOCX/PPT URL was discoverable.

NanoFiber Engineered Therapeutics Platform (NanoFET) from Laboratory offers pharmaceutical and biodefense organizations a modular, adaptable scaffold for building next-generation immunotherapies. By merging self-assembling peptide nanofibers with interchangeable nanobody and peptide components, the platform enables rapid development of targeted treatments that bridge disease agents directly to the patient’s own immune cells.

This SAM.gov presolicitation is a notice of intent to modify and extend task order 70RSAT25FC0000007 for Information Technology Support Services (ITSS), issued under BPA 70RSAT22A00000001 with incumbent Silosmashers, Inc. The government proposes a 10-month, non-competitive (sole-source) extension to maintain DHS S&T OCIO IT support across program management, enterprise architecture alignment, IT governance, information assurance/ISSO support, and platform support (e.g., SharePoint, ServiceNow, Microsoft Power Platform). The notice is informational only (not a solicitation); no solicitation document exists, and interested firms may identify their interest to the contracting officer.

Sale of surplus technology.