General Fort Leonard Wood Community Hospital Shuttle Driver Service Contract
Plain-English Summary
The Dept Of Defense is looking for general fort leonard wood community hospital shuttle driver service contract. This is a total small business set-aside (far 19.5) contract, meaning only qualifying small businesses can bid. Responses are due in 7 days (July 27, 2026). Work to be performed in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
Contract Details
- Solicitation #
- W911S726RA011
- Type
- Solicitation
- NAICS Code
- 485999
- PSC Code
- V212
- Posted
- July 20, 2026
- Response Deadline
- July 27, 2026
Agency & Contact
- Department
- DEPT OF DEFENSE
- Sub-agency
- DEPT OF THE ARMY
- Office
- AMC / ACC / MISSION INSTALLATION CONTRACTING COMMAND / FDO EUSTIS / W6QM MICC-FT LEONARD WOOD
- Point of Contact
- Zackery Zakhireh
- zackery.m.zakhireh.civ@army.mil
- Chloe Williams
- chloe.e.williams.civ@army.mil
Who Should Bid
- Businesses classified under NAICS 485999
- SBA-certified small businesses
- Must be registered in SAM.gov with active status
- Must have relevant past performance or capability statement
- Able to perform work in Missouri
Tips for Winning This Contract
- ⚡ Deadline is soon — start your response immediately if interested
- Small business set-aside means less competition from large primes — your odds are better here
- Contact the contracting officer with questions BEFORE the deadline — they want to help qualified bidders
- Review the full solicitation documents on SAM.gov for detailed requirements
- Check if there's an industry day or Q&A session listed
Download attachments, full requirements, and submit your response on SAM.gov
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