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FY27 Contract Vehicles: $215.5B Still Pre-RFP

Aug 27, 2026

Virtual / Online

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Fifteen federal contract vehicles worth $215.5B combined are still pre-RFP, and the firms' positioning now shapes who wins later. Built on GovDash's Capturing FY27 report, this session covers MDA SHIELD's $185B ceiling, the Polaris small business pools, the zero-incumbent offices building vendor lists from scratch, and where the three sunsetting NITAAC GWACs, CIO-SP3, CIO-SP3 Small Business, and CIO-CS, are redirecting demand before October 29, 2026.

What you'll learn

  • Where the DOGE-terminated vehicles redirected, and which ones absorbed the work (OASIS+, MAS, SEWP, and more)

  • How to build a SAM.gov watch list before an RFP drops, using the pre-RFP vehicle roadmap

  • Where the zero-incumbent openings are right now, and how long that window stays open

  • Small business vehicle strategy: Polaris, OASIS+ SB, and the vehicles with the least competition

Who should attend

Capture managers, BD leaders, and small business owners building vehicle strategy for FY27 and FY28.

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Sep 17, 2026

Virtual / Online

Three eligibility gates are shaping FY27 bids right now, and one just changed. Covered in GovDash's Capturing FY27 report, this session breaks down CMMC's Phase I self-assessment requirement following DOD's suspension of Phase II certification, FedRAMP 20X's accelerated authorization path, and the new OMB mandate requiring AI governance documentation for federal proposals.

What you'll learn

  • What changed in the CMMC Phase II suspension, and why self-attestation accuracy now matters more than a missed certification

  • How FedRAMP 20X's accelerated authorization changes the timeline for cloud-native contractors

  • What the new AI governance documentation requirement means if your team uses AI anywhere in proposal development

  • How FAR 2.0 shifts the compliance burden toward outcomes, opening the door for non-traditional contractors

Who should attend

  • Compliance and security officers, contracts and proposal teams, and small business owners in the Defense Industrial Base.


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