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Area of Interest: OSW Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation (CAPE) Modeling and Simulation

The government needs a next-generation modeling and simulation environment (high-performance compute, surrogate emulation, and analysis layers) for the Department of War's Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation (CAPE) office.

Due
November 12, 2026
4 days left
Buyer
Washington Headquarters Services (whs)
Washington Headquarters Services · Department of Defense
NAICS
541715
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
Notice ID
HQ003427AOI5
Posted November 2, 2026

Please quote a managed computing platform for CAPE’s defense simulations, government-developed models, and data analysis.

  • Performance: Offer computing options for 1,200 simulations within 10 hours through 150,000 simulations within two weeks.
  • Models: Load simulation results, run government-developed models, and support adding and removing software as needs change.
  • Analysis: Provide ready-made analysis methods, custom analysis tools, and visual displays of results.
  • Connections: Support secure data transfers, network speeds of 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps, and HTTPS connections to approved outside data sources.
  • Government control: Give the government exclusive control over user access, permissions, data loading, model uploads, software containers, and analysis runs.
  • Operations: Manage hardware availability, operating system updates, network performance, automatic backups, and basic cybersecurity protections.

Please confirm availability and send your quote by November 12, 2026.

The original documents

Deadline: November 12, 2026

  • Attachment 1 DOCX · 3 pages

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What they need

  • Three-layer scopeSolution must combine a simulation execution layer, a layer to host government-built machine-learned surrogate models, and a self-service analysis and visualization layer.
  • Simulation capacityRun about 1,200 simulations within 10 hours (light case) up to 150,000 simulations within 2 weeks (heavy case).
  • Current baselineExisting setup has 1.5 TB memory and 2,000 CPU cores; each AFSIM run takes about 1 hour and 20 GB of RAM.
  • Network and dataMust support 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps throughput and HTTPS connections to approved external sources such as the War Data Platform.
  • Software supportMust support Python, R, Java, containers, GAMS, PyTorch, and large language models, with easy onboarding and removal of software and models.
  • Security and controlGovernment keeps full tenant administration, including user access, role-based permissions, data ingestion, and model uploads, under applicable security and access controls.

What you have to submit

Pulled from the 1 solicitation document (3 pages). Each item links to the page it came from. Check the originals and any amendments before you bid.

1How and where to submit

  • Submit White Papers to the Agreements and Technical Points of Contact listed on page 1, following the CSO HQ0034259WHSCSO instructions.Source: Attachment 1, page 3

2Deadline

3Questions deadline

  • Send questions to the Agreements and Technical Points of Contact no later than 4:00 PM (ET) on November 5, 2026.Source: Attachment 1, page 3

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