ACC-ORL PALT 8-Sep-2026_F.pptx
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This is a PowerPoint presentation documenting an ACC-Orlando Procurement Administrative Lead Time (PALT) Industry Update briefing held on 8 September 2026, covering current and future Army training and simulation contract opportunities across multiple program areas.
The presentation outlines numerous upcoming procurements managed by the Army Contracting Command-Orlando (ACC-Orlando) and related organizations. Key opportunities include: Synthetic Training Environment (STE) Virtual Software (estimated $250M, OTA contract vehicle, 1-year base plus 4-year options, anticipated award 1QFY27); Games for Training (GFT) ($51.4M, anticipated 1QFY27 RFP with 3QFY27 award); Training Instructor/Operator Support Services II (TRIOSS II) for medical simulation ($77M, 1-year base plus 4 option years, small business set-aside, best value trade-off, anticipated RFP 31 Aug 26 and award approximately 20 Nov 26); Artillery and Chemical Training (ACT) providing worldwide Life Cycle Contractor Support ($16.1M over 6 years, 1-year base plus five 1-year options, small business set-aside, RFP release 4QFY26 with 1QFY27 award); and Threat Systems Operations, Maintenance and Integration Support III (TSOMIS III) ($498M, 5-year base plus 2 option years, recompete from legacy systems, 2QFY27 RFP with projected 1QFY28 award). Additional efforts span live training ranges, target systems, cyber training environments, aviation trainers, and instrumentation support. The presentation identifies specific points of contact for each opportunity and notes that ACC-Orlando hosts monthly hybrid PALT sessions accommodating in-person and virtual participation via Microsoft Teams, with registration available through SAM.gov.
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