Opportunities · Maryland

FY27 Mentor Protege Program (MPP) Broad Agency Announcement

Dept of the Army · Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland · Combined Synopsis/Solicitation

AgencyDept of the Army
Place of performanceAberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
CategoryManagement consulting
Notice typeCombined Synopsis/Solicitation
Set-asideNone stated
PostedOct 19, 2026
Response dueAug 1, 2027
Solicitation no.MPP-FY2027
02From the notice
1.0 Introduction & Program Overview Mentor-Protégé Program: The Department of War (DOW) Mentor-Protégé Program (MPP) is a premier business development initiative designed to incentivize large prime contractors to provide developmental assistance to small businesses. The primary goal is to enhance the capabilities of Protégés, enabling them to become more competitive and expand their presence in the Defense Industrial Base (DIB). Through this mutually beneficial partnership, Protégés gain valuable technical and business expertise, while the DoD cultivates a broader, more resilient supplier network to support its mission. 2.0 MPP Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) BAA Management and Agreement Execution : The Office of Small Business Programs & Industry Engagement (OSBP&IE) manages this Broad Ag…

Excerpt from the public notice. Read the full solicitation and all attachments on SAM.gov.

03Market history

Who has won similar work in Maryland.

RecipientAwarding agencyAward valuePeriod
Dai Global LlcAgency for International Development$347,858,499Feb 5, 2004 – Mar 7, 2024
Bcg Federal Corp.Defense Health Agency$200,800,000Aug 4, 2023 – Jun 30, 2024
Dlh, LlcDepartmental Offices$180,029,198Aug 17, 2020 – Oct 31, 2025
Quality Support, Inc.Department of State$125,896,147Mar 11, 2016 – Dec 10, 2026
Kearney & Company, P.C.Federal Acquisition Service$118,214,730Dec 1, 2024 – Nov 30, 2026
Think-Highpoint Jv, LlcCenters for Medicare and Medicaid Services$117,470,354Sep 22, 2022 – Sep 21, 2027

Largest federal contract awards in management consulting performed in Maryland, with contract activity in the past three years. Source: USAspending.gov. Shown for market context; not necessarily the incumbent for this requirement.