Alaska Construction Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC)

• The updated description includes a 57-page Statement of Work dated September 30, 2026, adding detailed execution topics beyond the prior high-level MATOC scope. It identifies requirements covering project-management software, required technical and administrative staff, safety and quality-control programs, task-order management and mobilization, schedules and submittals, and site security.
• It also details closeout deliverables, including warranties, operations and maintenance documentation, as-built drawings, BUILDER data, and DD Form 1354 preparation. Applicants should account for these work and closeout areas in their proposed staffing, systems, and execution approach. The provided excerpt lists these topics but does not show their detailed specifications.

The open date moved from September 18, 2026 to September 29, 2026, an 11-day delay. The date is when applications can begin to be submitted.

Why it matters:

• The submission window now starts 11 days later. No close date change is reported, so if the deadline is unchanged, applicants will have 11 fewer days in the open window to submit.
• If applicants planned to submit right at opening, they can use the extra time for drafting, partner coordination, and registration checks (SAM.gov, Grants.gov).
• Applicants should confirm the close date on the listing. If it did not move, schedule internal reviews around the shorter window and avoid waiting until the last days to submit.

The close date moved from October 2, 2026 to October 13, 2026, an 11-day extension.

Applicants now have about one and a half more weeks to prepare and submit. That helps teams still working on narratives, budgets, partner commitments, or required registrations and letters of support. It also lowers the risk of a rushed submission.

• Check the weekday: October 2, 2026 is a Friday and October 13, 2026 is a Tuesday. Confirm the exact submission cutoff time and time zone in the solicitation, since this change only lists the date.
• Plan around the new date: If you had been aiming for the earlier deadline, use the extra time to strengthen the application rather than to delay starting. Also build in a buffer for portal problems.
• Watch for related updates: Extensions are sometimes accompanied by amendments to requirements or answers to applicant questions. Review the listing for any other changes.

Only the close date changed in this update. No other fields were modified.

Description information changed.

Description information changed.

The solicitation description was replaced with standard SF 1447 form language and a PDF attachment, fundamentally changing how project details and submission requirements are presented to applicants.

New opportunity: Alaska Construction Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC)