CPE ST3 Professional Services

Description

The Army Contracting Command � Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Orlando Division, on behalf of Capability Program Executive Simulation, Training, Test & Threat (CPE ST3), is seeking innovative solutions for Agile Professional Services. There is a need for adopting a task-based, outcome-focused, capability-centric, Agile Program Management approach that enables flexibility, responsiveness, and scalability. This effort will provide focused acquisition support to enable delivery of foreign and domestic training and testing systems in all phases of the acquisition lifecycle. Focus will be on task completion rather than staffing specific positions. This solution is required to manage a portfolio of over 370 products deployed at more than 400 locations worldwide at CPE ST3, using an Agile Performance Based Services model. The Draft Call for Solutions document, outlining the full problem statement, required solution attributes, submission requirements, and evaluation phases can be found in the "Attachments" section below. The deadline to submit questions for this Draft Call for Solutions is July 6th, 2026 at 11:00 AM EST. All questions SHALL be submitted using the following electronic form:https://forms.osi.apps.mil/r/LWQXLQKHhG The Government will not be holding one-on-one meetings with Industry. Any questions or comments for the Government should be submitted through the linked form above. This requirement is intended to be set aside entirely for Domestic (Foreign Owned, Controlled, or Influenced (�FOCI�) Mitigated) Small Business United States Entities, in accordance with the respective proposed Small Business Size Standard; or a Domestic non-traditional �FOCI� mitigated vendor of any size. The Army Open Solicitation (AOS) that this Call for Solution is associated with can be found at: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/e11610d69924435c8f893b4b8f81cc1f/view Please review the AOS posting and associated attachments, in addition to the attachment to this call, for further information on how the AOS is structured.