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Aberdeen Test Center - Data Collection Support Services (DCSS)

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Contracting officeDepartment of the Army
ClosedServicesNAICS 518210
Submission deadlineNov 3, 202610:00 AM ESTClosed
PublishedOct 13, 2026
LocationAberdeen Proving Ground, MD
Notice type
Sources Sought
Product or service code
R702 · SUPPORT- MANAGEMENT: DATA COLLECTION
Set-aside
Total small business
Place of performance
MarylandAberdeen Proving Ground, MD
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Description

The U.S. Army Contracting Command, Aberdeen Proving Ground (ACC-APG), on behalf of the U.S. Army Redstone Test Center (RTC), a subordinate activity of the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC), is issuing this Sources Sought / Request for Information notice as a means of conducting market research to identify potential sources that can provide Data Collection Support Services for Aberdeen Test Center. The intent of this Sources Sought / RFI is to gauge industry interest, capabilities, and relevant experience with providing support services that meet the requirements described herein. Submissions received in response to this notice will assist the Government in determining the appropriate method of procurement (including whether the requirement will be set aside for small business or conducted on a full-and-open basis) and in refining the acquisition strategy. Any contract resulting from subsequent market research and solicitation is anticipated to be Unclassified. For full RFI contents and requirements please see the attachments.

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