Contract · Federal

Tax Notes Subscriptions

TREASURY, DEPARTMENT OF THE / INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Washington, DC

  • Status Open, no deadline listed
  • Amount Amount not listed
  • Set-aside None (open competition)

Scope

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) intends to Sole Source a requirement for Tax Notes electronic subscriptions for the IRS Research, Applied Analytics and Statistics (RAAS) Service-wide Policy Directives and Electronic Resources (SPDER) office to: Company: Tax Analysts Address: 400 S.

Maple Avenue, Falls Church, VA 22046 The procurement will be made utilizing Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) RFO Part 12.201 Simplified Procedures and in accordance with RFO Part 6.302-1 Only One Responsible Source.

The requirement period of performance is One (1) twelve-month Base Year and Four (4) twelve-month Option Years.

This Notice of Intent is not a request for competitive quotes or solicitation for offers.

No solicitation package will be issued.

Oral communications will not be accepted and will not be considered.

The Government will not cover any costs for any information or inquiry submitted because of this notice.

However, sources may submit a capability statement within five (5) days after the publication of this notice which the agency will review and consider as market research for future procurements.

All inquiries must be addressed in writing to Karla Wheelan, [email protected], no later than 09/25/26.

Award will be made without further notice.

Timeline

  1. Posted

    Sep 21, 2026

  2. Status

    Open now

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