Appendix A - Amendment 03 - 22APR2026.pdf
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This document is Appendix A containing portal instructions for submission of proposals to the MAPS (Marketplace for the Acquisition of Professional Services) solicitation, amended April 22, 2026.
Offerors must register on the CHESS portal at https://chess.army.mil/proposal/default/index with only one primary contact person, though one alternate may register in emergencies. Existing CHESS users need not re-register. During registration, offerors provide first and last name, email address, password (minimum 10 characters with uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and special characters), company address and phone number, and select "Not Applicable" for Service or Agency. Upon profile creation, offerors access the submission page to confirm contact information, enter company name, CAGE Code, UEI, business size, alternate submitter email if applicable, and applicable domains. Offerors must submit a complete full package with each proposal; only the last submitted package will be evaluated. All documents must follow naming conventions specified in RFP Section L.1 Paragraph 2. For CUI (Controlled Unclassified Information) supporting documentation, offerors submit exclusively through DoD Safe at https://safe.apps.mil/, not through the CHESS portal, using the naming format: xxxxDOCUMENTNAMEDDMMMYYYY.pdf. Authenticated users with CAC cards login to DoD Safe, select Drop Off, enter recipients Molly Beale (molly.e.beale.civ@army.mil) and Jeannette Brush (jeannette.m.brush.civ@army.mil), upload CUI documentation, and send the drop off. Guest users without CAC cards must request a Request Code via email to usarmy.apg.acc.mbx.acc-apg-maps-contracting-office@army.mil with subject line "Request Code for MAPS Solicitation – Company Name" by 5:00 PM EST April 28, 2026. Questions regarding the acquisition are submitted through the Live Q&A button on the submission page, while portal technical issues are directed to armychess@army.mil.
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Appendix A
Portal Instructions for Submission of MAPS Proposals
Amendment 03 - 22 April 2026
Registration Instructions:
***OFFERORS SHALL ONLY HAVE ONE (1) PERSON REGISTER FOR PORTAL ACCESS. IF
NEEDED OFFERORS CAN HAVE ONE (1) ALTERNATE PERSON REGISTER IN THE CASE
OF AN EMERGENCY.***
In order to submit a proposal for the MAPS acquisition all Offerors shall register through the following link to create their profiles. If Offerors are already registered on the CHESS website another registration is not necessary.
https://chess.army.mil/proposal/default/index
Once you are on the portal home page, in the top right corner there is an icon of a person. Select the person and you will see the option to REGISTER. Click on the REGISTER button.
Once you click register you will be brought to a new page, following the instructions on the page enter all required information.
https://chess.army.mil/proposal/default/index
Enter First Name, Last Name, Email Address, and create a Password
Enter the Address and Phone Number of your Company
For Service or Agency select Not Applicable
Click SUBMIT to create your profile.
In order to access the portal submission page after registration Offerors shall use the same link as above:
How to Submit Proposals:
Once you have created your profile, you will now have access to the submission page (please use the following link to access the submission page https://chess.army.mil/proposal/default/index).
The first step is to confirm all the Contact Information is correct.
The next step is to enter your Company Name, CAGE Code, UEI, Business Size, Alternate Submitter Email (if applicable), and the Domains in which you are proposing.
The final step is to upload your documents. Offerors shall submit a full package every time they submit a proposal. Only the last submitted package will be evaluated by the Government. Use the guides on the left side of the screen to show where you update each Attachment. All documents shall be submitted in accordance with the naming conventions listed in RFP Section L.1 Paragraph 2 in order to be accepted as a full and complete package.
To upload documents, click on the right side of the appropriate box BROWSE button. This will open up the documents on your computer to allow you to choose the correct document to upload.
Once you add all the documents to create your full package, click SUBMIT at the bottom right and your proposal has been submitted to the Government for review.
Submission of CUI Supporting Documentation:
If within an Offeror's proposal, the supporting documentation is marked CUI, Offerors shall submit the specific CUI supporting documentation exclusively through DoD Safe, https://safe.apps.mil/. This is just the specific CUI supporting document. Offerors shall not submit its proposal nor non-CUI supporting documentation through DoD Safe. Within the Offeror's proposal, if the requested supporting documentation is marked CUI, the Offeror shall annotate within the appropriate Volume and Section that the supporting documentation is marked CUI, what the CUI documents are, state the total page count for the CUI document(s), and confirm that these CUI documents have been submitted via DoD Safe. Again, DoD Safe shall not be used for submission of the Offeror's proposal or any non-CUI files; just the specific CUI documentation. Only the designated CUI documentation will be evaluated from DoD SAFE submissions. Any non-CUI files uploaded will not be evaluated. If the Offeror submits any supporting documentation through DoD SAFE Offerors shall name the documents as follows:
xxxxDOCUMENTNAMEDDMMMYYYY.pdf
*Offerors shall replace “xxxx” with the Offerors name.
*Offerors shall replace “DOCUMENTNAME” with the Supporting Documentation that has been annotated on the proposal.
*Offerors shall replace “DDMMYYYY” with date, month and year of submission. Example –
“02APR2026”
https://safe.apps.mil/
To submit via DoD SAFE Offerors that are considered an “Authenticated User” (Users with a DoD Common Access Card, also known as a CAC, can authenticate to DOD SAFE with their DOD certificate to get full access to DOD SAFE functionality) shall do the following:
o Login to DoD Safe o Select Drop Off o Enter Molly Beale (molly.e.beale.civ@army.mil) and Jeannette Brush
(jeannette.m.brush.civ@army.mil) as the Recipients o Upload CUI specific supporting documentation o Send Drop Off, ensure to click send email when drop off is complete to keep record that your submission has been completed
To submit via DoD SAFE Offerors that are considered a “Guest User” (Users without a DOD CAC can Pickup Drop-offs and can Drop Off Files to fulfill a Drop-off Request sent by an Authenticated User) require a “Request Code” in order to submit, and they shall do the following:
o Submit a request for the DoD Safe “Request Code” through the MAPS email (usarmy.apg.acc.mbx.acc-apg-maps-contracting-office@army.mil), please use Subject Line “Request Code for MAPS Solicitation – Company Name o Requests shall be submitted to the above email no later than 5:00 PM EST on April 28, 2026.
o Request Codes shall only be used for Offerors who do not have a CAC card, any Offeror who submits a request that has a CAC Card will not be answered.
Request Codes shall only be used for Offerors who do not have a CAC card, any Offeror who submits a request that has a CAC Card will not be answered.
mailto:molly.e.beale.civ@army.mil mailto:jeannette.m.brush.civ@army.mil mailto:usarmy.apg.acc.mbx.acc-apg-maps-contracting-office@army.mil
How to submit Questions:
On the submission page there is a Live Q&A button, click on this button to ask a question related to the Acquisition for the MAPS team to answer.
Questions that are only pertaining to the Submission Portal Site and Site access, please contact the help desk at armychess@army.mil mailto:armychess@army.mil
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