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Description
Updated as of 29 July 2026 - Amendment 01: The following documents have been added: ACWS Final CFS AMD 01 (correct "Solution Brief Due: 14 days from SAM.gov Posting Date" on the first page) ROM Pricing Templates (Attachment 1) Attachment A: Business Certification Form Registered Industry Day Attendee List The Army Contracting Command Rock Island (ACC-RI), on behalf of the Product Manager (PdM) for the Army Contract Writing System (ACWS), is issuing this Final Call for Solutions (CFS) to acquire capabilities to sustain, modernize, and integrate contract writing and administration solutions. These solutions will support the Army's acquisition community by automating the contracting lifecycle, modernizing legacy systems, and integrating intelligent automation. The Government is soliciting solutions from all sources, including commercial, government, traditional, and non-traditional defense contractors. We are specifically seeking innovative Low-Code, No-Code (LCNC) approaches to implement Secure Environments (including full Impact Level 6 [IL-6] implementation), merge Virtual Contracting Enterprise (VCE) capabilities, provide Tier 3 operations support, and proactively integrate Agentic AI and machine learning. The Government maintains a platform-agnostic approach and encourages solutions that optimize performance. This posting serves as the formal solicitation under the Army s Open Solicitation (AOS) Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO). The Government has incorporated industry feedback and the official Q&A from the Draft CFS phase into this final document. Interested parties are directed to review the attached Final CFS document for comprehensive program requirements, evaluation criteria, teaming/subcontracting guidelines, and submission instructions. Phase 1 White Papers and Pricing Templates (Attachment 1) are due no later than 1200 CST on 11 August 2026. NOTE: To ensure you receive timely notifications of all amendments and updates to this posting, we strongly encourage all interested parties to use the "Follow" feature within SAM.gov. To do so: Log in to your SAM.gov account. Navigate to this notice page. In the upper-right corner of the page, click the "..." (three dots) button. From the dropdown menu, select "Follow". Why this is important: Notification: Once you follow this notice, SAM.gov will automatically send an email to your account whenever it is amended or updated. Correct Links: Each update to a SAM.gov posting generates a new, unique web link. Bookmarking a page or using an old link will take you to an outdated version. The email notification you receive from following the notice will always contain a direct link to the latest version. Verification: The upper right corner of a posting shows a "Version" box, however it always displays "Current Record" regardless of what version you are viewing. You must manually check the version dates using the dropdown. Following a posting and using the emailed link ensures you are viewing the latest version, and avoids having to manually verify.
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SAM.gov has posted 6 notices under solicitation ACWS26-CFS-001, oldest first.
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