The open date moved from September 21, 2026 to October 2, 2026, an 11-day delay. The posting itself is not yet open for applications (or the application window begins later than first planned).

Why it matters:

• Applicants have more time to prepare, since the window to start drafting, assemble partners, and finalize registrations (SAM.gov, Grants.gov) before submission opens is 11 days longer.
• No close date change is shown in this update. If the deadline stays fixed, the actual submission window is 11 days shorter, so applicants should not wait to begin preparing. Check the listing for any updated close date.
• Anyone who planned around a September 21 start, such as internal review schedules or letters of support, should adjust their timelines.

Action: Confirm the close date on the official notice and keep preparing now so a later opening does not compress your submission time.

The close date moved from October 2, 2026 to October 8, 2026, a six-day extension. Applicants now have more time to prepare and submit.

Why it matters:

• October 2, 2026 is a Friday, and October 8 is a Thursday. The new deadline falls early in the following week, so teams gain roughly one extra business week (four more working days, Monday through Thursday) for final drafting, internal reviews, and sign-offs.
• The extra time helps with budget finalization, letters of commitment, partner documentation, and registration or portal checks (e.g., SAM.gov, Grants.gov) that often cause last-minute problems.
• Applicants who were already on track for October 2 can use the buffer to strengthen the narrative or fix errors, but they should not assume further extensions.

No other fields changed, so requirements, funding amounts, and eligibility appear unchanged. Confirm the new date, and any time-of-day cutoff, in the official posting. Update internal calendars and work back from October 8 for submission milestones.

Key Changes

• Response due date extended: Moved from October 2, 2026 at 1300 hours to October 6, 2026 at 1300 hours (Amendment 0002), then further extended to October 8, 2026 at 1300 hours (Amendment 0003)

• Budget reduced: CLIN 1013AA unscheduled maintenance total estimated amount decreased from KRW 1,380,000,000 to KRW 1,000,000,000

• Workload increased: Quantities doubled from 1,000 to 2,000 hours for CLINs 2013AB/3013AB/4013AB, 2013AC/3013AC/4013AC, and 2013AD/3013AD/4013AD across all option line items

• Technical scope expanded: Technical Exhibit 01 total square footage increased from 2,392,211 SF to 2,844,649 SF

• New licensing requirements: Prime contractors must now provide current South Korean government business registration and licenses for Mechanical System Repair and Architectural/General Construction Industry

• Technical proposal page limit: Volume II technical submissions capped at 70 pages (previously no limit)

Status Change: Open to Closed

The funding opportunity is now closed to new applications.

Applicants can no longer submit proposals for this opportunity. If you were planning to apply, you have missed the deadline. Check the opportunity's close date to confirm when submissions ended.

If you have already submitted an application, it remains under review. Contact the funding agency for status updates on pending proposals.

Description information changed.

Description information changed.

New opportunity: Total Maintenance for Critical Facilities at USAG Humphreys and Camp Yongin