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Justification

J&A for Urgency MFEA Support Services

N0060426F4021

Department of the Navy, NAVSUP FLT Log CTR Pearl Harbor. Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services.

Awarded

Patchplus Consulting Inc.

$0.00 obligated so far on USAspending, August 14, 2026, contract 47QRCA24DW101

Description

As published on SAM.gov.

The exception to the fair opportunity process is FAR 16.507-6(b)(1), The agency need for the supplies or services is so urgent that providing a fair opportunity would result in unacceptable delays. The proposed acquisition is to have a contractor provide USPACFLT MFEA with technical and functional program support services.

The contractor shall provide comprehensive subject matter expertise, technical analysis, and program management support for the global alignment of Navy and Marine Corps (naval) fires and targeting requirements across the Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership and Education, Personnel, Facilities, and Policy (DOTMLPF-P). The period of performance consists of an 8-month base period and 4-month option.

The contract, on USAspending

Federal procurement data the awarding office reported to FPDS, matched to this solicitation by its number.

UEI
USELLU6R1T66
CAGE
3B2U8
Vendor location
Medford, NJ
Contract
47QRCA24DW101
Obligated
$0.00, potential $999,999,999,999
Actions
5 between January 7, 2026 and July 3, 2026
Competition
Full and Open Competition After Exclusion of Sources, 589 offers received
Set-aside reported
Women Owned Small Business
Described as
One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus (Oasis+) Women Owned Small Business Multiple Agency Contract (Mac)
Match
award number 47QRCA24DW101 equals the contract number; awarding office not confirmed (medium confidence)

Publications

Every notice SAM.gov issued under this solicitation number, oldest first. Each is a separate record on SAM.

  1. September 9, 2026

    Justification

    SAM.gov, notice 739b2f201dec4c7e819d59af887e73a4

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