Inactive on SAM.gov — responses were due 4 Sep 2026 · Unrestricted (full and open) · Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), DOJ · Solicitation 15F067-26-PN-MEA08
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SAM.gov marked this notice inactive — responses were due 04 September 2026.
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Update: September 3, 2026 - RFI Q&A added. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is conducting market research to assess industry capability and gather feedback related to requirements for support services to the Offices of the Director in the areas of administration, financial and personnel management, legal support, marketing, and public relations. As part of these services and to ensure a streamlined and consistent voice for the agency, the requirements will also likely support the digital public communications platform development, security, and maintenance services as well as recruitment marketing communications support. The FBI seeks qualified vendors capable of delivering expertly skilled personnel alongside technologically advanced, scalable, and data?driven communications, marketing, analytics, recruitment, and digital platform support services aligned with FBI mission needs.
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SAM.gov has posted 2 notices under solicitation 15F067-26-PN-MEA08, oldest first.
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