1. DE-OBLIGATION, OR RE-ALLOCATION, OF FUNDS:

1 July 2024

If you wish to de-obligate funds (FY24 expiring funds) on an active IAC task order, we must receive the de-obligating instrument by this date. This deadline also applies to any re-allocation of expiring funds (e.g., CLIN change from travel to labor)

2. INCREMENTAL FUNDING DOCUMENTS:

6 September 2024 at midnight EST

If you wish to fund work using FY24 expiring funds, we must receive the funding instrument (MIPR or 7600B) NLT 6 September at (dtic.belvoir.rm.mbx.iac-mipr@mail.mil).

This deadline does not apply for new task order awards. We will accept a MIPR/7600B for a new task order award occurring in FY24 to accomplish the award.

We will continue to accept a rolling submission of new requirements (i.e., new task orders) and at the time of submission our Customer Support Cell (CSC) will provide an estimated time to award for your effort.

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TECHNICAL FOCUS AREAS

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