Opportunity
Montana eMacs #26-25
MilTech seeks contractors for soft goods manufacturing, product development, evaluation, and lab testing
Posted
June 10, 2026
Respond By
July 15, 2026
Identifier
26-25
NAICS
315990, 541715, 541380, 541690
Montana State University MilTech is seeking qualified contractors to support Department of Defense technology transition initiatives through task-order-based master contracts. - Government Buyer: - Montana State University MilTech, acting as a DoD Office of the Secretary of Defense Technology Transition Partnership Intermediary - Service Areas Requested: - Durable soft goods systems manufacturing - Product development (including refinement of products, systems, materials, and equipment) - Product evaluation support - Laboratory testing - Requirements: - Contractors must have at least one year of relevant experience and provide references for similar projects - Vendors may respond to one or more service categories - Work will be assigned via individual task orders under master contracts - Multiple awards may be made at the university's discretion - Notable Details: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified manufacturers and service providers - Contractors must demonstrate expertise in supporting DoD technology transition and non-traditional defense suppliers
Description
Montana State University MilTech is seeking to establish contracts for task-order-based support across four service areas: durable soft goods manufacturing, product development, product evaluation, and lab testing. The solicitation requests proposals from vendors capable of supporting the development, refinement, production, evaluation, and testing of products, systems, materials, and equipment. Work will be issued through individual Task Orders under Master Contracts with qualified contractors. Vendors may respond to one or more of the four service categories and must have a minimum of one year of experience with references for similar projects. MilTech supports DoD Program Offices and non-traditional defense suppliers to transition innovative technology to the US warfighter.