FY16 - OCTFME - Programming Ceremonial Tapping Support

The District of Columbia's Office of Cable Television, Film, Music, and Entertainment (OCTFME) is seeking procurement support for FY16 Programming Ceremonial Tapping Support through this contract opportunity. The solicitation was posted on February 10, 2016, with a very tight response deadline of February 12, 2016, indicating an urgent and time-sensitive procurement process. While specific details about the exact scope of services are limited, the contract appears to be focused on providing ceremonial tapping support for programming activities within the municipal government's film and entertainment division. The brevity of the posting window suggests this is likely a targeted procurement with predefined vendor specifications or a direct source selection. The contracting opportunity is specifically tied to the District of Columbia's governmental procurement system, with a unique state contract identification number of 65a95d6ed947088ac30981ea and a specific procurement opportunity ID of 66c85b26829eb5d869072f7a.

Based on the available information, no explicit set-aside designations or specific vendor restrictions are evident in this procurement notice. The contract appears to be a standard municipal procurement without clear indications of disadvantaged enterprise preferences or small business requirements. Without additional context, it is not possible to definitively state incumbent vendors, existing infrastructure requirements, or precise award values. The extremely compressed timeline between posting and response deadline suggests this may be a small-scale, specialized procurement with predetermined vendor qualifications or an emergency/urgent service requirement. Potential vendors would need to carefully review any supplemental documentation or contact the District of Columbia's procurement office directly to obtain comprehensive details about the full scope, potential contract value, and specific submission requirements for this programming support opportunity.