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It is NASA policy (see NASA FAR
Supplement 1807.72) to prepare an annual forecast and a semiannual update of
expected contract opportunities, or classes of contract opportunities, for
each fiscal year. The forecast consolidates anticipated procurements
(in excess of the simplified acquisition threshold) at each NASA Center with
the aim of increasing industries' advance knowledge of NASA requirements and
to enhance competition. The procurements described in this
forecast are expected to be solicited in this fiscal year and beyond, based
on the best information available at the time of publication. All
projected procurements are subject to revision or cancellation. Final
decisions as to the extent of competition, small or disadvantaged business
set-asides, estimated value, etc., will not be made until each procurement is
initiated. The data is for planning purposes only; it does not
represent a presolicitation synopsis or constitute an invitation for bid or
request for proposal, nor is it a commitment by the Government to purchase
the described supplies and services. You are urged to review beta.sam.gov under Contract
Opportunities for the actual notice of a pending contract action. Agency-Wide Acquisition Forecast FY
2021 -- updated April 2021
Data Definitions Please use the information below
to navigate the Acquisition Forecast. Acquisition Status There are 6 possible status states for
each requirement. ·
New New requirement created during
the current reporting cycle. ·
No Change Requirement
created prior to the current reporting cycle and no changes are needed for
reporting in the current cycle. This is also the default status for all
requirements at the beginning of a cycle. ·
Revised Created prior
to the current reporting cycle and revisions were made during the current
cycle. ·
Awarded Awarded during
the current reporting cycle. ·
Withdrawn The
requirement is no longer needed and will be removed from the forecast. Anticipated FY of Award The government fiscal year when the
award is expected to take place. Anticipated Quarter of Award The quarter of
the government fiscal year that when the award is expected to take place. Awarded Contract Number Contract Number award as a result of the
requirement. Awarded Contractor Name Contractor
selected as a result of the requirement. Award Date Contract award
date. Awarded or Withdrawn? Indicates
the award status for the requirement. ·
N/A Not yet awarded. ·
Awarded Procurement has resulted in an
award. ·
Withdrawn Procurement is no longer being
sought. Buying Office NASA center
for the corresponding requirement. Competition Indicates whether the procurement is
expected to be competitive (Yes) or non-competitive (No). Detailed Description (synopsis) Detailed description of the principal
requirements of the procurement and any other information considered to be
useful to potential sources. FY of Sol. Release Government fiscal year the solicitation
is expected to be released. Incumbent Contract # - If applicable, the number of the current
contract. Incumbent Contractor Name Name of the incumbent contractor, if
applicable. None will be indicated if there is no incumbent. NAICS Code Indicates the 2-6 digit NAICS code
applicable to the forecasted procurement. Full NAICS code may or may not be
available depending on the maturity of the procurement planning process. (For
more information regarding NACIS codes, please visit http://www.census.gov/eos/www/naics/). Note:
NAICS Codes are preliminary. Final NAICS codes are decided by Contracting
Officer. Point of Contact (POC) Name Identified technical Point of Contact
(POC) for the requirement. Point of Contact (POC) Email Address Technical POC
email address. Period of Performance Anticipated period of performance of the
procurement. Product Service Code Four digit
Product Service Code (PSC) applicable to the requirement. PSC codes describe products, services, and
research and development (R&D) purchased by the federal government. These
codes indicate WHAT was bought for each contract action. Product Service Code (PSC) Category - Provides the
corresponding category for the identified PSC code. Product Service Line NASA
categorization of institutional service requirements. Quarter of Sol. Release Quarter the fiscal year the
solicitation of the procurement is expected to be released. Socio Economic Preference Identifies the extent the procurement is
presently considered to be exclusively available to all small businesses.
Socio Economic Preference choices include the following: ·
SB
Set Aside 100% set
aside for a Small Business ·
HUBZone
Set Aside 100% set
aside for HUBZone Classified Small Business ·
WOSB
Set Aside 100% set
aside for a Woman Owned Small Business ·
SDVOSB
Set Aside - 100% set
aside for a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business ·
SDVOSB/HUBZone
Set Aside - 100% set
aside for a Service Disabled Veteran Owned and HUBZone Classified Small
Business ·
8(a)
Set-Aside - 100% set
aside for an 8(a) Classified Small Business ·
None 0% has been set aside for SB,
HUBZone, WOSB, SDVOSB or 8(a) Small Businesses. ("None" also covers
Full and Open competitions) ·
Partial Indicates a partial set aside is
expected ·
TBD No preliminary determination has been
made Title of Requirement Brief and
unique name of the requirement for reference. Type of Requirement - Identifies the
procurement category from the following: ·
Construction (Incl. A&E) ·
Research & Development ·
Services ·
Supplies (Incl. Equipment) Value Indicates the approximate
dollar value by the following ranges: ·
$250K - $1M ·
$1M - $5M ·
$5M - $25M ·
$25M - $50M ·
$50M - $100M ·
>$100M ·
TBD Note: $250K is
the current SAP threshold minimum. Return to the NASA Office of
Procurement Home Page Curator: Geoffrey
S. Sage Updated: FY2021 April 2021 |
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