Opportunity brief · SAM.gov solicitation

Common Tactical Truck (CTT) Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO)

Dept of Defense · Dept of the Army · W6QK ACC- DTA · Solicitation W912CH-26-S-C001 · NAICS 336120 Heavy Duty Truck Manufacturing · offers due 2030-03-19 · Open on SAM.gov ↗

Posted
2026-04-02
Product or service code
2355 · Combat, Assault, and Tactical Vehicles, Wheeled

Putting the brief together: the incumbent, who else wins this work, the contracting office and past prices…

From the notice

Authorized under Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation (DFARS) Subpart 212-70, this CSO enables the Department of the Army to competitively procure solutions through a streamlined acquisition process, allowing for rapid award decisions. This approach underscores our mission to expedite the award and delivery of critical technologies, ensuring that the Army can leverage advancements in manufacturing swiftly and efficiently. By prioritizing speed in our contracting efforts, the Government aims to support the timely integration of cutting-edge technologies that enhance operational readiness. Contracts or agreements awarded under this authority will be structured as fixed-price, including fixed-price incentive fee contracts. Through this initiative, the Army reaffirms its commitment to fostering innovation and enhancing manufacturing operations, ultimately delivering superior capabilities to our warfighters. Product Director (PdD) Common Tactical Truck (CTT), located at Detroit Arsenal, Michigan, is the office responsible for modernization of the Army’s Heavy Tactical Wheeled Vehicle (TWV) fleet. CTT is a Family of Vehicles focused on modernization of the Heavy Tactical Vehicle Fleet. It will replace all capabilities currently conducted by the Palletized Load System (PLS), the Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT), and the M915 Line Haul Tractor.

Read the whole notice and its files on SAM.gov ↗

More open Heavy Duty Truck Manufacturing contract opportunities

All 2 open notices in NAICS 336120 · Heavy Duty Truck Manufacturing: who buys it and who wins it · Contracts in this industry coming up for re-bid · The contracting office · Dept of Defense: spending and contractors ·