The tender
USACE Omaha District — Sentinel Construction Management Services (CMS) MATOC, solicitation W9128F26RA124. $249M shared capacity, a target of four unrestricted firm-fixed-price IDCs, primarily within USACE Northwestern Division. Proposals due 10 November 2026, 2:00 p.m. Central via the PIEE Solicitation Module.
The free matrix
Our 17-requirement compliance matrix for this solicitation — every requirement sourced to the notice, with its disqualification risk and what your package must show — is free. Subscribe to the free Monday Brief with the form below and mention “Sentinel” in the message, and we email you the workbook the same business day. No card, no obligation, no follow-up pitch beyond the Brief itself.
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Currency check — read this before you rely on it
- Baseline: built from the SAM.gov notice as amended by Amendment 0002 (SAM.gov latest version posted 27 October 2026), which replaced Sections B, C, H, L, L Attachment A and M and expressly left the due date unchanged.
- Rechecked 30 October 2026 on SAM.gov: Amendment 0002 remains the latest version; no newer amendment; deadline unchanged at 10 November 2026, 2:00 p.m. CT. ProjNet inquiries closed 29 October 2026, 2:00 p.m. CT.
- Not verified: the substantive contents of the Amendment 0002 replacement sections sit behind the PIEE Solicitation Module registration gate. The matrix flags those items “verify in PIEE” rather than guessing them — including page limits and PPQ-0 handling.
- If a further amendment posts, Brief subscribers get the rebuilt matrix first; this page is re-stamped at the same time.
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