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Army Continuing Medical Education (CME) Reaccreditation

Solicitation · Dept of Defense · Responses due Nov 10, 2026

Army Continuing Medical Education (CME) Reaccreditation is a solicitation posted on SAM.gov by Dept of Defense (W40M MRC0 West) on Oct 30, 2026, under NAICS 541611 (Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services). It is set aside: Small Business Set Aside - Total. The work is to be performed in Virginia. Responses are due Nov 10, 2026.

Notice type
Solicitation
Office
Dept of the Army / US Army Medical Command / US Army Health Contracting Activity / W40M MRC0 West
Solicitation number
W81K00-27-Q-A016
Place of performance
Virginia
Posted
Oct 30, 2026
Responses due
Nov 10, 2026 (9 days left)

The full description, attachments and response instructions are on SAM.gov: read this notice on SAM.gov. To respond you need an active SAM.gov registration, which is free.

What this solicitation means

A solicitation (an RFP, RFQ or IFB) asks businesses to submit bids, quotes or proposals. Your response is an offer the agency can accept and turn into a contract.

  1. Read the full solicitation and every attachment on SAM.gov, including the scope of work and evaluation criteria.
  2. Confirm you are eligible: active SAM.gov registration, the NAICS size standard and any set-aside.
  3. Submit questions to the contracting officer before the question deadline, if there is one.
  4. Prepare your response exactly as instructed and submit it before the deadline.

Who wins consulting government contracts

Federal agencies obligated $36.1B on contracts under NAICS 541611 from FY2024 to FY2026, including $9.9B in FY2026. The largest contractors in this industry, possible competitors or teaming partners for this bid:

  1. Deloitte Consulting LLP: $2.7B
  2. Chemonics International, Inc.: $2.2B
  3. Booz Allen Hamilton Inc: $1.2B
  4. Guidehouse Inc.: $1.1B
  5. BCG Federal Corp.: $584M

Recent consulting contract awards

Recent contract awards under NAICS 541611
Start dateRecipientAgency and descriptionAmountRecord
Sep 30, 2026Pae Government Services, Inc.Department of JusticeSHIFTING WATCHLISTING$015JPSS26F00001856
Sep 30, 2026Guidehouse Inc.Department of TransportationTHE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAS BEEN MANDATED TO ADDRESS THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET CIRCULAR A-123 AND THE FEDERAL MANAGERS FINANCIAL INTEGRITY ACT. INCLUDED WORK FOCUSES ON THE DOCUMENT$435,328693JF726F00012N
Sep 30, 2026Michael Shannon Consulting LLCDepartment of TransportationCFO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES$2,296,751693JF726F00066N
Sep 30, 2026Brain PBD, S.a.Department of StatePD - SOCIAL LISTENING STRATEGIC SERVICE [2026-2027]$43,20019PM0726P0659
Sep 30, 2026Goldbelt C6, LLCDepartment of StateSTAFFING - PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TASK ORDER$439,49419AQMM26F1509

More: government consulting contracts · NAICS 541611

DoD contract spending

The Department of Defense obligated $1.3T on contracts from FY2024 to FY2026. Its largest contractors were Lockheed Martin Corporation, Electric Boat Corporation, Lockheed Martin Corporation. What it buys most: aircraft manufacturing, engineering services, research and development in the physical, engineering, and life sciences (except nanotechnology and biotechnology).

See Department of Defense contracts: top contractors, what it buys and recent awards.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the response deadline for W81K00-27-Q-A016?
Responses are due Nov 10, 2026. Always confirm the date and time zone in the notice on SAM.gov, since agencies sometimes extend deadlines with an amendment.
Who can respond to Army Continuing Medical Education (CME) Reaccreditation?
This notice is set aside for any business that is small under the SBA size standard for the contract's NAICS code. You also need an active SAM.gov registration, which is free.
Who usually wins consulting government contracts?
Under NAICS 541611, the largest federal contractors from FY2024 to FY2026 were Deloitte Consulting LLP ($2.7B), Chemonics International, Inc. ($2.2B), Booz Allen Hamilton Inc ($1.2B).

Source: SAM.gov Contract Opportunities, last checked Nov 1, 2026. Independent website. Not affiliated with any government agency.