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Request for Input - Simplified Prompt Based Request for Proposals

Closed Special notice Open to all
AgencyDepartment of Defense
Defense Health Agency (dha)
Contracting officeDefense Health Agency
Place of performanceRosslyn, VA
Type of noticeSpecial notice
Set-asideNo Set aside used
Response deadlineMay 22, 2026
PostedMay 20, 2026
Solicitation numberHT003826CEXXXX
NAICS codeNot given

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Summary from the notice

PLEASE NOTE: This is not a request for proposals, nor is it tied to the hypothetical requirements specified in the attached documents. When the End User Services requirements are active, any formal market research engagement(s) or solicitation(s) will be posted under a separate notice. Purpose: On behalf of PEO DHMS, DHA is requesting input on the potential use of an aggressive methodology to compete urgent requirements. Problem Scenario: Current contractual support for critical services of capabilities ends in the next several months (e.g. August). We need to identify an accelerated, competitive strategy to secure an outcome-based partnership by this date, leaving almost no time for a traditional competitive approach. Traditionally, we would consider bridge actions, and we think using our normal processes could take until December to award a competitive IDIQ. We'd like to avoid this scenario. Context: This article is one of many reaching similar conclusions and exploring similar concepts in the age of AI. (reference: https://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/creativity-in-the-age-of-ai/) Our experience is showing us that creative processes are essential to re-imagining how we solicit. We are also finding our current AI tools are helpful in this creative ideation. The attached prompt provides two samples we generated using Gemini. We hope these provide a better understanding of what we are considering trying out. Idea and Goals: We are considering adopting this prompt and r…

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