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Advancing Weather Modeling Skills Through Earth Prediction Innovation Center

Dept. of Commerce > National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration
est. $792K – $29.1M

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Quick Brief

The Department of Commerce's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is procuring services to advance weather modeling skills through the Earth Prediction Innovation Center (EPIC). The procurement is a two-phase process, with Phase 2 amendments and updates provided only to those who expressed intent to participate in Phase 2.

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Scope & Requirements

The scope of work involves advancing weather modeling skills through the Earth Prediction Innovation Center (EPIC), including technical capability narratives and supporting documents.

Contract Details

Estimated Value
est. $792K – $29.1M
Similar contracts award $69K$1.0M (median $290K, 25,156 awards)Above typical range
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Agency & Contact

Contracting Organization

Agency
COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF
Sub-Agency
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Point of Contact

John A. Smith
Contracting Officer
(202) 555-0100

Key Dates

Advisory Clarification10mo ago
Jul 30, 2025
Amendment 000210mo ago
Aug 8, 2025
Phase 1 Advisory Notification4mo ago
Feb 10, 2026
Amendment 00033mo ago
Feb 20, 2026
Amendment 00043mo ago
Mar 2, 2026
Published3mo ago
Mar 3, 2026
Last Updated3mo ago
Mar 3, 2026
Became Sources Sought3mo ago
Mar 3, 2026
Tracked
Response Due3mo ago
Mar 16, 2026

Description

Please see the attached Amendment 0004 for updated information. This amendment is being provided for informational purposes ONLY and in compliance with FAR Part 5. Per the Phase 1 Advisory Notification dated 2/10/2026 sent to those firms who submitted a proposal for Phase 1, any amendments and revised

attachments issued for Phase 2 will only be provided to offerors who provided their intent to participate in Phase 2. Additionally, only

questions submitted for Phase 2 from offerors who provided their intent to participate in Phase 2 were answered. Any proposal submitted in response to this amendment that is NOT from a Phase 2 offeror will not be evaluted and is not eligible for award. 2/20/2026 - Please see the attached Amendment 0003 for updated documents. This amendment is being provided for informational purposes ONLY and in compliance with FAR Part 5. Per the Phase 1 Advisory Notification dated 2/10/2026 sent to those firms who submitted a proposal for Phase 1, any amendments and revised

attachments issued for Phase 2 will only be provided to offerors who provided their intent to participate in Phase 2. Additionally, only

questions submitted for Phase 2 from offerors who provided their intent to participate in Phase 2 were answered. Any proposal submitted in response to this amendment that is NOT from a Phase 2 offeror will not be evaluted and is not eligible for award. 8/8/2025 - Please see the attached Amendment 0002 for updated documents. 7/30/2025 - The purpose of this advisory clarification is to provide answers to additional

questions received, as detailed below: Question #104: The Government stated “The reference column in Attachment 3 can include information to direct the evaluators towards the corresponding criteria element within the contract support documents. Please limit information entered in this column to 100 characters. To the extent that narrative information is provided, Offerors may use the Technical Capability Narrative to provide narrative explanation of the TCPs - note that the page limit for the Technical Capability Narrative has been increased to twelve (12) pages.” We would like to know if 100 characters is the limit for each support document or the total for each cell in the spreadsheet. Some of our TCPs will list multiple documents so we would like clarification on this limitation. Answer #104: Offerors should limit their entries in the Attachment 3 reference column to 100 characters for each support document referenced. Note that this is a recommendation, but not a firm requirement (e.g., "Please limit" vice "Offerors must limit"), intended to ensure information entered into Attachment 3 is provided to direct evaluators towards the applicable substantiating information, but not to provide additional explanation and/or narrative information to bypass the applicable page limits for the Technical Capability Narrative. Offerors may also opt to highlight text within the reference documents to facilitate evaluation, but are not required to do so. Question #105: The Government mentioned the option of using Kiteworks, a secure FedRAMP authorized file-sharing service, for submitting supporting documents. Please confirm that Kiteworks is approved for the transfer of CUI documents. Answer #105: NOAA confirms that Kiteworks is approved for the transfer of CUI documents. Because this advisory clarification does not materially change the solicitation terms and conditions, Offerors are not required to acknowledge this advisory clarification as an amendment when submitting their proposal. The proposal submission deadline remains unchanged. 7/25/2025 - Please see the attached Amendment 0001 documents for updates and proposal deadline extension. 6/25/2025 - Vendor

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