This opportunity is for the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency's (DCSA) Mentor-Protégé Program, aiming to develop small businesses for national security missions through partnerships with large prime contractors. The program involves a two-phase submission process where white papers are accepted on a rolling basis and reviewed quarterly. The total period of performance for any awarded agreement is capped at three years. The technical priorities focus on modernizing IT infrastructure, data integration, cybersecurity, and workforce development. Eligible protégés must be small businesses meeting specific criteria, such as being HUBZone or women-owned, while mentors must be large DOW prime contractors.

This is a call for the FY26 DCSA Mentor-Protégé Program, seeking proposals from large prime contractors (Mentors) to provide developmental assistance to eligible small businesses (Protégés) to strengthen the defense industrial base. The program involves a two-phase submission process where white papers are accepted on a rolling basis and reviewed quarterly. The total period of performance for any awarded agreement is capped at three years. The scope focuses on modernizing IT and cloud infrastructure, data integration and analytics, and enhancing cyber and industrial security capabilities. Eligible developmental assistance includes technical, business, and security compliance support.

This is a Broad Agency Announcement for the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency's (DCSA) Mentor-Protégé Program, seeking to develop small businesses for national security missions. The program involves a two-phase submission process where white papers are accepted for one year and evaluated quarterly, with final proposals due 30 days after invitation. The total period of performance for any awarded agreement is capped at three years. The scope focuses on modernizing IT infrastructure, data integration, cybersecurity, and industrial security. Eligible protégés are small businesses meeting specific categories, and mentors must be large prime contractors with significant Department of War contract experience.

This is a Broad Agency Announcement for the FY26 DCSA Mentor-Protégé Program, seeking proposals to enhance the capabilities of eligible small businesses through developmental assistance from large prime contractors. The program focuses on technical priorities including IT modernization, data analytics, and cybersecurity to strengthen the Defense Industrial Base. The total period of performance for any awarded agreement is capped at three years. White Papers will be accepted for one year from the announcement date and are evaluated quarterly, with a final submission cutoff for consideration by March 31, 2027. Performance will be administered through a cooperative agreement with the intermediary, Move America, Inc.

This is a Broad Agency Announcement for the FY26 DCSA Mentor-Protégé Program, seeking proposals to enhance the capabilities of eligible small businesses through developmental assistance from large prime contractors. The program involves a two-phase submission process where white papers are accepted for one year and evaluated quarterly. The total period of performance for any awarded agreement is capped at three years. The scope focuses on technical priorities like modernizing IT infrastructure, data integration, cybersecurity, and industrial security for the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency.

This is a Broad Agency Announcement for the FY26 DCSA Mentor-Protégé Program, seeking proposals to enhance the capabilities of eligible small businesses through partnerships with large prime contractors. The program focuses on technical priorities including IT modernization, data analytics, and cybersecurity to support DCSA's national security missions. The total period of performance for any awarded agreement is capped at three years. The submission process involves an initial white paper, with evaluations occurring quarterly, and white papers will be accepted for one year after the announcement date. Administration of agreements and reimbursements will be managed by Move America, Inc., as the program intermediary.