FEMA Region 6 Watch Control Room Consoles and Furniture Procurement | DHS 7110 337214
FEMA Region 6 procurement for watch control room consoles and furniture. Small business contracting opportunity with no set-aside eligibility.
View Related ReportOffice Furniture Procurement | Dept of Defense - Air Force | PSC 7110, NAICS 337214
★ DEPT OF DEFENSE › DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE › FA2550 50 CONS PKP › SCHRIEVER SFB, CO, USA
Presolicitation
August 21, 2026
Small Business Set Aside - Total
September 5, 2026 6:00 PM
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Solicitation Profile & Bidding Posture
Low Complexity
📊 Bidding Posture
Complexity Level
Low
Competition Level
Medium
Required Experience
Beginner/Intermediate Track Record
🏢 Target Contractor Profile
Ideal Bidder Profile
Office furniture suppliers · Installation service providers
Required Capabilities / Standards
Delivery Installation
Office Furniture Expertise
Small Business Certification
⚠️ Primary Compliance Hurdles
- Compliance with installation requirements
- Potential for limited vendor pool
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⚠ Important Legal Notice
The Government is seeking a small business vendor for delivery and installation of new office furniture, cubicles, and seating. This is a Presolicitation notice only.
Executive Summary
This presolicitation presents an opportunity for small businesses specializing in office furniture to deliver and install new office furniture, cubicles, and seating for the Air Force. The acquisition is simplified, making it accessible for small contractors. The anticipated award date is September 18, 2026, which allows time for interested vendors to prepare their capabilities.
Key Requirements (Verbatim Excerpts)
- The Government is seeking a small business vendor for delivery and installation of new office furniture, cubicles, and seating. This is a Presolicitation notice only.
⚠ Important Notice Details
Submission Requirements:
- This is a Presolicitation notice only.
Response Deadline: September 5, 2026 6:00 PM
What Contractors Should Review
- Small business set-aside increases chances of winning
- Direct solicitation from the government
- Best value award approach favors competitive pricing
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Official Procurement Documentation
Verbatim SAM.gov Record & Statement of Work (SOW)
Direct SAM.gov Record
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Official Procurement Documentation
Verbatim SAM.gov Record & Statement of Work (SOW)
The Government is seeking a small business vendor for delivery and installation of new office furniture, cubicles, and seating. This is a Presolicitation notice only.
Acquisition Approach: This acquisition will be conducted using simplified acquisition procedures for commercial products and services under RFO Part 12. The contracting officer will solicit quotations directly from qualified small businesses IAW RFO 12.201-1(c)(2). A separate written solicitation will not be posted to SAM.gov.
Notice to Interested Parties: This is a pre-solicitation notice only. This is not a request for competitive proposals or quotes. The Government has identified responsible sources as a result of market research and intends to solicit them directly. The Government does not anticipate seeking additional capability statements in response to this notice. Unsolicited information received in response to this notice will be considered for informational purposes only and will not be evaluated as a formal response or competitive quote.
The Government intends to make an award to the offer that presents the best value to the Government using a Tradeoff Approach. An award is anticipated to be made on or before 18 September 2026.
This section contains unedited government text for verification purposes. Contractors should rely on the SAM.gov official record as authoritative.