This is a notice of intent to negotiate and award modifications to extend the existing SOAR support services contracts on a non-competitive basis. The purpose is to extend the ordering period to allow time to recompete the program, with a basic 12-month extension from June 2026 to June 2027 and two optional 6-month extensions possible through June 2028. The combined maximum contract value is $3,600,713,546, with an estimated $2,174,615,674 remaining for orders through the extension period. The services involve providing specialized scientific, operational, and administrative support to all NIH organizations. The current contract holders are Axle Informatics LLC, GAP Solutions, Inc., Kelly Services, Inc., Guidehouse Digital LLC, and 22nd Century Technologies, Inc.

This is a presolicitation notice for a non-competitive extension of the existing SOAR contract program to provide scientific, operational, and administrative support services across all NIH organizations. The combined maximum contract value is $3,600,713,546, with an estimated $2,174,615,674 remaining for orders through the extension period. The extension modifies the ordering period to run from June 22, 2026, through June 21, 2027, with two optional six-month extensions possible, and allows task orders to extend up to 36 months past the end of the ordering period. The purpose is to maintain continuity of critical scientific services while a follow-on procurement strategy is finalized. The notice is directed at the five incumbent contractors listed, as the justification states only they can provide the required specialized services without disruption.

This is a presolicitation notice for a non-competitive modification to extend the existing SOAR contract program. The purpose is to extend task order services for scientific, operations, and administrative support to allow time for a future competitive re-procurement. The combined maximum contract value is $3,600,713,546, with an estimated $2,174,615,674 remaining for orders through the extension period. The extension modifies the ordering period to potentially last through June 21, 2028, and allows task orders to extend up to 36 months past that date. Services are performed in support of all NIH organizations, and the notice is directed only at the five incumbent contractors listed.