Military Unique Sustainment Technology III (MUSTIII) Research and Development SP4701- 26-B-0001

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{"description":" Amendment 002: Extend initial closing date, answer BAA questions, and revis MUST III BAA \n\n Amendment 001: Corrects the date for questions. \n\n This notice constitutes a combined synop-sis and Broad Agency Announcement (BAA)for the acquisition of research and develop-ment (R&D) in accordance with FederalAcquisition Regulation 35.016, “Broadagency announcement,” as supplementedwith additional information included in thisnotice. No other solicitation will be issued.Only the information provided in this noticeis available. Requests for other forms of so-licitation shall be disregarded. \n\n \nThe Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) seeksinterested parties to become partners in theMilitary Unique Sustainment Technology IIIprogram (herein referred to as MUST III). MUST III is a DLA sponsored Department ofDefense (DoD) Manufacturing TechnologyProgram. \n\n \nThe commercial clothing and textile indus-try is experiencing a period of unprece-dented transformation, driven by rapidfashion cycles, the authority of digital de-sign and data, and the implementation ofIndustry 4.0 and 5.0 technologies. To effec-tively and affordably meet its evolvingneeds, the Department of Defense (DOD)must explore how to leverage these ad-vancements across design, engineering, and manufacturing. Specifically, the DODneeds to adopt commercial manufacturingtechnologies that are agile and digitallydriven, as Advanced Clothing and IndividualEquipment (CIE) and other textile-based ap-plications increasingly rely on modern, digi-tal technical data to enable efficient and ef-fective manufacturing. By embracing theseshifts, the DOD can achieve rapid prototyp-ing, scalable production, and cost-effectivesolutions that keep pace with operationalrequirements. \nThe DLA Research and Development (R&D)Program Office is seeking efforts that sup-port any of the MUST III Technical Areas ofInterest outlined in the scope of this BAA(see Section 3: Scope). \n\n \nThis BAA will remain open for five (5) yearsand will have a one-time initial closing datefor receipt of cost & technical proposals forIDIQ consideration under Short TermProjects (45 days after initial posting).Please note that Cost and technical propos-als shall be submitted separately. After theinitial 45-day period the BAA will temporar-ily close, for evaluation of cost & technicalproposals received. \n\n \nAll questions regarding this solicitationshould be directed by email only toAndrea.Nicolucci@dla.mil, Sara.Cepeda@dla.mil, and \nAlexandra.Bocito@dla.mil . Questions bytelephone will not be accepted. The Subjectline of the email shall be: \nQuestions, MUSTIII SP4701-26-B-0001. All questions receivedby December 12, 2025 will be responded toin writing and posted as an amendment tothe BAA on SAM.gov. Questions received after December 12, 2025 will be answered atthe discretion of the Contracting Officer. \n"} Solicitation Number: SP470126B0001 Type: Presolicitation Base Type: Presolicitation NAICS: 541715 Classification Code: AC33 Response Deadline: 2026-01-30T23:59:00-05:00 Office Address: PHILADELPHIA, PA POC: Sara Cepeda, Sara.Cepeda@dla.mil, 2157375498 POC: Andrea Nicolucci, Andrea.Nicolucci@dla.mil, 2157372698 {"description":" Amendment 002: Extend initial closing date, answer BAA questions, and revis MUST III BAA \n\n Amendment 001: Corrects the date for questions. \n\n This notice constitutes a combined synop-sis and Broad Agency Announcement (BAA)for the acquisition of research and develop-ment (R&D) in accordance with FederalAcquisition Regulation 35.016, “Broadagency announcement,” as supplementedwith additional information included in thisnotice. No other solicitation will be issued.Only the information provided in this noticeis available. Requests for other forms of so-licitation shall be disregarded. \n\n \nThe Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) seeksinterested parties to become partners in theMilitary Unique Sustainment Technology IIIprogram (herein referred to as MUST III). MUST III is a DLA sponsored Department ofDefense (DoD) Manufacturing TechnologyProgram. \n\n \nThe commercial clothing and textile indus-try is experiencing a period of unprece-dented transformation, driven by rapidfashion cycles, the authority of digital de-sign and data, and the implementation ofIndustry 4.0 and 5.0 technologies. To effec-tively and affordably meet its evolvingneeds, the Department of Defense (DOD)must explore how to leverage these ad-vancements across design, engineering, and manufacturing. Specifically, the DODneeds to adopt commercial manufacturingtechnologies that are agile and digitallydriven, as Advanced Clothing and IndividualEquipment (CIE) and other textile-based ap-plications increasingly rely on modern, digi-tal technical data to enable efficient and ef-fective manufacturing. By embracing theseshifts, the DOD can achieve rapid prototyp-ing, scalable production, and cost-effectivesolutions that keep pace with operationalrequirements. \nThe DLA Research and Development (R&D)Program Office is seeking efforts that sup-port any of the MUST III Technical Areas ofInterest outlined in the scope of this BAA(see Section 3: Scope). \n\n \nThis BAA will remain open for five (5) yearsand will have a one-time initial closing datefor receipt of cost & technical proposals forIDIQ consideration under Short TermProjects (45 days after initial posting).Please note that Cost and technical propos-als shall be submitted separately. After theinitial 45-day period the BAA will temporar-ily close, for evaluation of cost & technicalproposals received. \n\n \nAll questions regarding this solicitationshould be directed by email only toAndrea.Nicolucci@dla.mil, Sara.Cepeda@dla.mil, and \nAlexandra.Bocito@dla.mil . Questions bytelephone will not be accepted. The Subjectline of the email shall be: \nQuestions, MUSTIII SP4701-26-B-0001. All questions receivedby December 12, 2025 will be responded toin writing and posted as an amendment tothe BAA on SAM.gov. Questions received after December 12, 2025 will be answered atthe discretion of the Contracting Officer. \n"}