Mather Fueling System Repairs
Department of the Army · Mather, CA
Why this score
20 days to respond, small-business set-aside.
Solicitation # W912P627SSA001Updated Oct 27, 2026
This RFP closed on Nov 5, 2026.
Nov 5, 2026
Responses were due Nov 5, 2026, 2:00 PM EST
Same NAICS group or Construction & Renovation, nearby first, ranked by score.
Department of the Army · Mather, CA
Why this score
20 days to respond, small-business set-aside.
Department of the Army
Why this score
New this week, 27 days to respond.
Department of the Navy · Bethpage, NY
Why this score
Posted today, 19 days to respond.
Department of the Army · Fort Greely, AK
Why this score
Small-business set-aside, 29 days to respond; but posted 654 days ago.
Department of the Army · Washington
Why this score
Small-business set-aside, new this week.
Department of the Army · Watson, MN
Why this score
New this week, clear, complete notice.
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Summary by RFP Detector
Department of the Army (W072 ENDIST CHICAGO), part of the Department of Defense, posted a sources sought notice titled “CSSC Utility Feed Transformer Replacement” under solicitation number W912P627SSA001. It was first posted on Oct 26, 2026 and has been updated once since. The response deadline was Nov 5, 2026, 2:00 PM EST. It is classified under NAICS 237130 (Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction) and product/service code Z2NZ. No set-aside is listed. The listed point of contact is Adam Haley.
Score at publication
Every RFP starts at 50. Each factor adds or subtracts points compared with a typical RFP; unknown data counts as neutral.
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Starts at 50
No value published. Typical award is about $1.2M: the median of 104 Army contracts over $25K awarded in NAICS 237130, FY24–FY26.
Full and open competition. The largest recipient took 14% of these dollars in FY24–FY26, and spending is spread across many vendors.
Army obligated $704M on NAICS 237130 across 132 contracts in FY24–FY26. 112 other notices from this office in the past 12 months.
Sources sought (market research, not a bid): 10 days to respond (due Nov 5, 2026, 2:00 PM EST).
Documents not listed, 2 named contacts with email and phone, 148-word description.
Posted today.
50 + contributions = 73 (B, Strong)
Informational, not advice to bid or not bid. Score version 1.0.0, evaluated Oct 26, 2026.
Eligibility · Full and open competition
Full and open competition means the notice states no set-aside: any responsible business can respond, subject to the requirements in the notice.
Not stated in a form we could extract. See the official solicitation for requirements, evaluation criteria and submission steps.
From the official notice
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Chicago District, is conducting market research to identify qualified and interested business concerns capable of performing the proposed CSSC Utility Feed Transformer Replacement project.One purpose of this Sources Sought Notice is to determine the availability of capable small business contractors and assist the Government in developing an appropriate acquisition strategy, including consideration of a small business set-aside. The proposed project consists of turnkey removal and replacement of two existing utility feed transformers at the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal (CSSC) Fish Dispersal Barrier facility in Lockport, Illinois. The CSSC Fish Dispersal Barrier facility operates continually to protect the Great Lakes from invasive species. The Contractor will be responsible for furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, supervision, transportation, rigging, and incidental services necessary to safely remove and dispose of the existing transformers and furnish, install, test, and commission two new operational replacement transformers.
No documents are listed for this notice.
Adam Haley
PrimarySara King
Points of contact as published on the notice.
Sources Sought posted
Sources Sought posted
Responses were due
Federal award history
Department of the Army · NAICS 237130 · FY24–FY26
Recipients of past awards in this market, not the incumbent of this RFP.
| Fiscal year | Obligated ($) |
|---|---|
| FY2022 | 140,081,154.19 |
| FY2023 | 151,504,151.78 |
| FY2024 | 224,214,159.54 |
| FY2025 | 219,464,709.25 |
| FY2026 | 260,372,608.47 |
Federal contract award records, award types A–D, FY24–FY26. Updated Nov 13, 2026.
880 open RFPs from this issuer and its offices.
Department of the Army · Honolulu, HI
Why this score
Clear, complete notice; but only less than a day left.
Department of the Army · Camp Murray, WA
Why this score
Not openly competed. Notice signals a sole-source or brand-name intent. The largest recipient took 6% of these dollars in FY24–FY26, and spending is spread across many vendors.
Department of the Army · West Point, NY
Why this score
Not openly competed. Notice signals a sole-source or brand-name intent. The largest recipient took 33% of these dollars in FY24–FY26.
Department of the Army · California
Why this score
Small-business set-aside, active buyer ($24.3B FY24–FY26); but only 1 day left.
Department of the Army · Wisconsin Dells, WI
Why this score
Recently updated, clear, complete notice; but only 1 day left.
Department of the Army · Tobyhanna, PA
Why this score
Clear, complete notice; but only 1 day left.
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