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American Innovation for Freedom 250

SolicitationACQ-26-0904Notice typeSpecial Notice, VA

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American Innovation for Freedom 250

Special NoticeACQ-26-0904Mar 19, 2026 · v1

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Opportunity Summary

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Office of the Under Secretary, intends to award a sole-source contract for the American Innovation for Freedom 250 exhibit. The scope includes the design, fabrication, rental, installation, and maintenance of a 2,400-square-foot exhibit located within the USPTO building in Alexandria, Virginia. This procurement, identified by solicitation number ACQ-26-0904, is classified under NAICS 541512 for Computer Systems Design Services. The project features an estimated value of $1,200,000.00 and is scheduled to begin with a five-month base period starting April 15, 2026, followed by several option periods extending potentially through September 15, 2031.

The USPTO intends to award this requirement to LCOR Alexandria LLC, the landlord and building owner-manager of the performance site. As the primary contractor, LCOR Alexandria LLC will manage subcontractor oversight and coordinate all work affecting landlord-controlled property, including common areas, loading access, construction scheduling, and base-building systems such as electrical, HVAC, and fire safety. The USPTO is utilizing the Alternative Competition Method in accordance with Patent and Trademark Office Acquisition Guidelines (PTAG) and the Patent and Trademark Office Efficiency Act, which provides an exemption from the Competition in Contracting Act for this procurement.

Responses to this special notice must be submitted to the primary point of contact, Yen Nguyen, by the deadline of March 23, 2026. The anticipated award date for the contract is March 27, 2026. Supporting documentation for this intent to sole-source is provided in a single attachment titled PTAG 6_1_1 Notice of Intent_Final.pdf, which was published on March 19, 2026.

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Opportunity Details

Response deadline: Mar 23, 2026Expired 87 days ago
NAICS: 541512 (opens in new tab)
PSC: —
Set aside: —
Published: Mar 19, 2026
Updated: Mar 19, 2026
Agency: US PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE (opens in new tab)
Office: DEPT OF COMMERCE PTO
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Contact and place of performance

Point of contact: Yen Nguyen

Place of performance

VA 22314

USA

Original Description

                                                                               Notice of Intent – PTAG 6.1.1 Sole Source The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Office of the Under Secretary (OUS), i...

Notice of Intent – PTAG 6.1.1 Sole Source

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Office of the Under Secretary (OUS), intends to negotiate and award a sole‑source contract for the design, fabrication, rental (Alexandria, VA), installation, maintenance, and optional purchase of an exhibit for the Freedom 250. The primary exhibit will occupy approximately 2,400 square feet within the USPTO Alexandria, Virginia building.

This requirement will be procured using the Alternative Competition Method in accordance with the Patent and Trademark Office Acquisition Guidelines (PTAG) and under the Patent and Trademark Office Efficiency Act, 35 U.S.C. 2(b)(4)(A). The USPTO is exempt from the Competition in Contracting Act (CICA) for this procurement. The Federal Register notice describing the statutory authority is available at: https://federalregister.gov/a/2013-24316.

The USPTO intends to award a sole‑source order to LCOR Alexandria LLC because LCOR is the landlord and building owner-manager for the USPTO facility in which the exhibit will be constructed and installed. LCOR has unique control and authority over landlord-controlled building structure, common areas, loading and delivery access, staging locations, construction scheduling, alteration approvals, and coordination with base‑building systems and building management (including electrical, Heating Ventilation and Cooling (HVAC), fire/life safety, and security-related systems). Because the work will occur within an occupied leased building and will affect or interface with landlord-controlled property, only LCOR can reasonably approve, coordinate, and manage all aspects of this requirement as prime contractor. Requiring LCOR to serve as prime contractor will ensure a single point of responsibility for subcontractor oversight, work sequencing, access control, inspections, protection of existing conditions, and restoration of landlord-owned property. No other source can accomplish these landlord‑controlled approvals and coordinated responsibilities absent direct landlord involvement.