Army ammunition manufacturing innovation industrial base integration team commercial solutions opening request for solutions

Open Solicitation Posted

Solicitation number
AMIP-CSO
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey, United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command at Rock Island Arsenal seeks innovative commercial solutions to accelerate advanced manufacturing technologies, digital transformation, workforce development, supply chain resilience, and sustainable practices across Army Ammunition Plants, with Phase I submissions accepted continuously until the government suspends the solicitation. This is a Commercial Solutions Opening with no set-aside, operating as an indefinitely-open vehicle where proposals are not subject to a hard deadline—the December 16, 2026 date listed in SAM is not a strict cutoff.

Place of performance is 213 NJ-15, Wharton, New Jersey 07885. Solutions must span five topic areas: Technology Integration (additive manufacturing, robotics, AI-driven process optimization); Digital Transformation (secure IoT platforms, digital twins, advanced analytics compliant with DoD cybersecurity standards); Workforce Development (training programs and competency-based certifications); Supply Chain Resilience (visibility systems and predictive analytics); and Sustainability (environmentally responsible manufacturing practices). The NAICS code is 332993, Ammunition Manufacturing; the PSC is AC12, Applied Research.

Performance periods typically range from two to five years, with the government intending to fund successful efforts in Fiscal Year 2026. Awards will be executed as FAR-based contracts or Other Transaction Agreements under 10 U.S.C. 4022. Phase I requires a one-page PowerPoint Quad Chart and two-page PDF white paper (12-point Times New Roman, one-inch margins, unclassified). Selected Phase I offerors may advance to Phase II pitch sessions or Phase III, which requires technical, price, and Statement of Work proposals with 30 calendar days to prepare. Evaluation uses peer or scientific review weighted equally across technical merit and applicability, projected availability, and private investment. Large businesses must submit small business subcontracting plans. The government reserves the right to fund all, some, or none of the proposals, or fund portions thereof. Submit Phase I materials electronically to Andrae Eldredge-McMillan at andrae.eldredge-mcmillan.civ@army.mil via SAM.gov. No government funds reimburse Phase I, II, or III submission or travel costs.

Notice text

Through this CSO, the Army aims to identify and adopt innovative commercial solutions that accelerate the integration of advanced manufacturing technologies, enable secure and connected digital environments, and promote sustainable practices. The goal is to create a more agile, resilient, and technologically advanced industrial base that meets current and future operational demands while ensuring compliance with DoD standards for cybersecurity, sustainability, and readiness.

Files

File Type Posted
AMIP_CSO_Request_for_Solutions_Revision_2_09082026.pdf PDF
Q and A Template_06May2026.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
Q and A Template_29April2026.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
AMIP CSO Request for Solutions Rev 1.pdf PDF
Q and A Template_07JAN2026.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
Q and A Template_06JAN2026.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
AMIP CSO Quad Template.pptx PPTX presentation
AMIP CSO Request for Solutions.pdf PDF
Q and A Template.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet

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