Requirements Symposium 2006
7-9 Nov 2006
Georgia National Fairgrounds &
Agricenter
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Agenda
Tuesday, 7 Nov 2006:
Pre-Symposium registration is held from noon, until 4:30
pm at the Museum of Aviation in the Eagle Building rotunda in Warner Robins.
Tuesday, 7 Nov 2006 Golf Tournament -
10:30 - 12:00 Golf Luncheon, Landings Golf Club, Warner Robins
12:00 noon Shotgun start
17:00 - 18:00 Post Tournament social and awards/prizes
Wednesday, 8 Nov 2006 Agenda
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0800-0815 |
Welcome & Opening Ceremonies |
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0815-0900 |
Opening Remarks & WR-ALC Mission Brief |
Commander, Warner Robins Air Logistics Center |
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0900-0930 |
Speaker: “Strategic Sourcing – A Vision for the Future” |
Mr. Charlie Williams, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Contracting, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air force for Acquisition, HQ USAF (Guest Speaker)
Brifing Charts |
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0945-1015 |
Speaker: “BRAC – Reorganizing DLA” |
Maj Gen Loren Reno, Vice Commander
Defense Logistics Agency Brifing Charts |
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1015-1100 |
Speaker: “Transforming the Logistics Enterprise” |
Mr. Grover Dunn, USAF/ILT Brifing Charts |
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1100-1130 |
Discussion on Partnering “Q&A” |
Mr. Ken Percell (WR-ALC/CA) and
Mr. Pete Hennessey (Battelle) |
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1130-1300 |
Lunch Guest Speaker “Supporting the Warfighter:
A Perspective on Doing Business with the Government” |
Lt Gen Chris Kelly, Vice Commander, AMC |
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1330-1620 |
Breakout Sessions |
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1730-1930 |
Networking Social |
Museum of Aviation Century of Flight Building |
CSW
MSUG
1. Topic:Unique Identification/Serial Number Tracking (UID/SNT)
Synopsis: As part of the Department of Defense (DoD) transformation initiatives, OSD has directed the implementation of Unique Identification (UID) requirements on (a) all new contract buys of $5K, (b) depot manufactured items, and (c) all legacy items in our inventory or in operational use.
Briefing Charts
2. Topic: Aircraft Structures Commodity Council Commodity Management Plan
Synopsis: This is an overview and status report of the strategies within our Commodity Management Plan. Separate briefings will cover Full and Open Competition Spares (Bonded Structures Process Group) and Sole Source Spares with the Boeing Corporate contract.
Briefing Charts
3. Topic: Communication/Electronic Commodity Council Management Plan
Synopsis:A brief recap of previous endeavors of the Council and a projection of strategies on the horizon.
Briefing Charts
4. Topic: Support Equipment Commodity Council Management Plan / Utilization of Commercial/Organic Remanufacturing Capability
Synopsis: The Council’s Management Planof approved spiralsand status of current strategies. In addition, a separate briefing on a current spiral regarding remanufacturing for well over 100 USAF items will be addressed.
Briefing Charts
ESG (AVIONICS)
5. Topic:AIC-28 Mission Audio Panel (MAP) Redesign
Synopsis: FY07 MSD Commodity Engineering Project, ID #567. The intercommunications Set Control C-9656/A, Mission Audio Panel (MAP) is an integral part of the E-3 AWACS communication set AN/AIC-28(V). The current units are between 20 to 30 years old and are experiencing decreased reliability and significant parts obsolescence problems.
Briefing Charts
6. Topic: E-3 Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) Antenna Control Unit Redesign
Synopsis: This is an FY07 MSD Commodity Engineering Project, ID #537. The C-9573/A Antenna Control Unit (ACU) is used on the E-3 AWACS and functions as a signal interface between the Control Power Supply (CPS) and the TG-222/A Antenna Drive. A “form, fit and function” redesign of the C-9573/A Antenna Control Unit (ACU) is required because the unit’s electronics are based on 1970’s technology. The unit has exceeded its design lifetime by over 20 years and support is projected until 2035.
Briefing Charts
7. Topic: 3A Receiver EMP Circuit Card Assembly
Synopsis: FY07 MSD Project. The 3A Receiver EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) Circuit Card Assembly is located at the rear of the 3A Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver and provides Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) projection to all the input and output lines except the primary power. The critical circuits and parts are radiation hardened. The 3A is the only airborne Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver that provides this stand alone protection required by the B-52 bomber.
Briefing Charts
8. Topic: E-3 IFF Antenna Drive Re-engineering Feasibility Study
Synopsis: This is an FY07 MSD Commodity Engineering Project, ID #685. The antenna drive, TG-222/A is a critical component to the functionality of the E-3 Interrogator System which allows positive identification of friendly aircraft in combat airspace reducing the incidence of fratricide. A risk reduction study is required to determine the feasibility of using current technology to reduce the repair costs and increase reliability of the TG-222/A antenna drive. The unit is based on an electro-mechanical design from the 1970’s and its mechanical gear assemblies are subject to failure due to constant use. The electronics are 1970’s technology and are reliable and difficult to support. The unit has exceeded its design life by over 20 years; however, support will be required until 2035.
Briefing Charts
SEV
9. Topic: Flightline Support Equipment and Base Expeditionary Airfield Resources (BEAR) (578th CBSS)
Synopsis: Overview of upcoming (i.e., FY07-FY09 timeframe) major procurements of AGE, BEAR, MMHE, ground generators, and electrical equipment managed within the
578th CBSS squadron.
Briefing Charts
10. Topic: Special Purpose Vehicles (580th CBSS Squadron)
Synopsis: Overview of upcoming major procurements for MB2 Tow Tractors, Refuelers, Liquid Nitrogen Trucks, and Staircase Trucks anticipated for FY07 and FY08.
Briefing Charts
11. Topic: Non-destructive inspection (NDI) Equipment (Ultrasonic Units)
Synopsis: Overview of upcoming major procurements of NDI equipment –Ultrasonic Units, managed within the 579 CBSS Squadron.
Briefing Charts
12. Topic: Test Stands and Hush House
Synopsis:
Current Requirements for Test Stands (app. $5M per year) and Hush House ($ not yet available)
Briefing Charts
13. Topic: Fuels Support Equipment
Synopsis:This is an overview of upcoming procurements of 4 Fuels Mobility Support Equipment (FMSE) related programs; Tactical Automated Tank Gauge (TATG), Additives Injector, 200, 400 and 600 Gallon Fuels Bowsers and 50K and 210K fuel bladders managed within the 579th CBSS squadron.
Briefing Charts
EWSG
14. Topic: Electronic Attack (EA) Pod Radio Frequency (RF) Power Amplifiers
Synopsis: Design, prototype and integration of replacements for large bottle Traveling Wave Tubes (TWTs) applicable to the AN/ALQ-184 and AN/ALQ-131 Electronic Attack pods.
Briefing Charts
15. Topic: Electronic Attack (EA) Pod Support Equipment (SE) Changes
Synopsis: Requirement to investigate reported electronic attack pod support equipment problems, perform requirements analysis to identify hardware and software changes required for corrections, and prototype the solution for the AN/ALQ-184 and AN/ALQ-131 EA pod support equipment.
Briefing Charts
16. Topic: New EWAISF ( Electronic Warfare Avionics Integrated Support Facility)
Synopsis: Basic simulator requirements are that the system shall have phase, amplitude, and TDOA capability, a minimum of 16 output ports and cover 20MHz to 20GHz.
Briefing Charts
ASUG
17. Topic: Combat Sustainment Aircraft SCM Commodity Requirements
Synopsis: Competitive Requirements for the C-5, C-130 & F-15 Peculiar Commodities
Briefing Charts
ATS
18. Topic: Automatic Test Systems Replacement Requirements
Synopsis: Automatic Flight Control System Test Set (AFCST) Replacement, Common Aircraft Portable Reprogramming Equipment (CAPRE - Laptop Only) and Automatic Test Systems & Equipment Buy / Repair Requirements
Briefing Charts
ASW
19. Topic: 560 ACSG Support and Services III Contractor Logistics Support (CLS)
Synopsis: Requirement to provide program office support, logistics/supply management support, engineering/technical support, as well as administrative and contract administration support for U-2, Air Force Distributed Common Ground Station (AF DCGS), Global Hawk, Predator, and special project programs.
Briefing Charts
20. Topic: C-5 Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) and Impact on Requirements
Synopsis: As a result of the MSG-3 RCM implementation, we are attempting to make maintenance as effective and efficient as possible. We will be briefing requirements for state of the art commercial technology in the form of Electronic Technical Manuals (ETMs), ruggedized portable computer equipment that will be utilized for viewing and documenting technical data and associated tasks, and a robust wireless maintenance data collection system complete with bar code or other type of scanning device for data collection and analysis.
Briefing Charts
MSG-3 Not Stock Listed Parts
21. Topic: Global Hawk
Synopsis: The 560th Aircraft Sustainment Group (ACSG) is currently developing a strategy/roadmap for long-term sustainment of the Global Hawk weapon system. Briefing will include delivery schedule, current sustainment contract, and proposed way ahead with draft milestone schedule.
Briefing Charts
22. Topic: IT Desktop Management Services
Synopsis: IT Desktop Management Services (help desk and IT depot support) consolidation effort
Briefing Charts
23. Topic: 330 Tactical Airlift Sustainment Requirements
Synopsis: C-130 Tactical Airlift Sustainment Group, Current Environment Program Requirements, Programs/Initiatives, Management Strategies and Future Challenges
Briefing Charts
24. Topic: 830 Aircraft Sustainment Group Requirements
Synopsis: F-15 Sustainment Goals, Current Sustainment Environment Program Requirements, Program Challenges and Opportunities, F15A-E Upgrade Plan, Current and Future Acquisition and Sustainment Strategies, and Partnerships in Work
Briefing Charts
MXW
25. Topic: Depot On-Site Contract Augmentee Teams (DO-CAT) for the 402d Maintenance Group
Synopsis: This is a general overview of the use of Contract Augmentee teams in the 402d Maintenance Group.
Briefing Charts
26. Topic: Public-Private Partnership
Synopsis: This is a general overview of public-private partnerships, including but not limited to the types of partnership agreements, legal authorities, and partnership documentation requirements.
Briefing Charts
IT, BC, PK, EN AND OTHERS
27. Topic: (IT) Digital Printing and Imaging (DPI)
Synopsis: AFMC initiative to right-size the copy, print, scan, and fax output equation.
Briefing Charts
28. Topic: (IT) Information Technology (IT) Contract Consolidation; Applications Support Services.
Synopsis: IT plans for upcoming contract consolidation of application support services.
Briefing Charts
29. Topic: (BC) Small Business (SB) Orientation and Training
Synopsis: The SB Office briefing will help small businesses learn the basics of how to do business with Robins AFB.
Briefing Charts
30. Topic: (XP) WR-ALC Public-Private Partnering Plan
Synopsis: Briefing will include the latest public private partnering initiatives at the Center as well as a discussion of current AF policy and direction.
Briefing Charts
31. Topic: (OO-ALC) Collaborative Forecasting (CoFo)
Synopsis: Briefing on the results/status of Hill AFB Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) initiative.
Briefing Charts
32. Topic: (OO-ALC) Design & Engineering Support program
Synopsis: Briefing on the value of the DESP II program.
Briefing Charts
33. Topic: (CSW/PK) The value of timely and accurate data reporting
Synopsis: Briefing on problems/trends encountered as a result of bad data and suggested corrective actions. Includes end item tracking and reporting, engineering data and discussion of G009 and CAV II Reporting Systems. Examples of how bad data affects warfighter support, forecasting and future funding of contract repair.
Briefing Charts
34. Topic: (78th Cons) Maintenance, Repair, & Construction of Facilities & Infrastructure
Synopsis: List of projects Robins AFB may try to award to include MILCON & O&M including DMAG. Handout of repetitive Services contracts awarded to support the Center will be included.
Briefing Charts
35. Topic: (EN) 2005 White Paper Review and 2006 White Paper Call
Synopsis: This briefing will summarize the process and results from the 2005 White Paper Call. Additionally, WR-ALC’s Top Unfunded Technology Needs will be presented to industry for subsequent communication of potential solutions. Process details will be provided.
Briefing Charts
Strategic Technology Plan
36. Topic: Future Flexible Acquisition and Sustainment Tool (F2AST) program/contracts
Synopsis: This is a follow-on acquisition and sustainment program. The original FAST contracts provide a multiple-award task-ordering capability for the procurement of technical and professional weapon system support services; critical, limited, and contingency repairs and spares; and modifications for Air Force-managed weapon systems, support systems, subsystems, and components.
This follow-on program will combine AFMC’s requirements to deliver a contract(s) that provides AFMC Program Directors and Single Managers with an optional contracting tool that will effectively provide acquisition and sustainment support for all Air Force managed weapon systems and support systems, line replaceable units, shop replaceable units and components. The follow-on effort will include technical and professional weapon system sustainment support services, modifications (hardware & software) for the enhancement of reliability, serviceability, maintainability, and performance, integration, spares and repairs. Additionally, the program/contract(s) will include, improved/expanded form/fit/function development programs, procurement of previously owned aircraft and depot partnering opportunities.
Briefing Charts
37. Topic:Aerospace Innovation in Georgia.
Synopsis:An overview of the state’s commitment to innovation and applied research and development through its Aerospace Innovation Center and the Georgia Centers of Innovation. The session will explain how to access the state’s investment resources to execute applied R&D partnerships, improve the state’s aerospace workforce, and update industry on the latest news and initiatives supporting Warner Robins. While the focus will be on aerospace, we will also share information on the network of specialized innovation centers throughout the state.
Briefing Charts
38. Topic: Why expand your aerospace business in Georgia?
Synopsis: A factual, up-to-date profile of Georgia’s skilled workforce, state department of economic development programs, incentives and resources to tap when considering an expansion of operations in Georgia. The session will explain how to tap into specialized training resources, obtain state and local financing support and incentives, and other tricks and tools the state of Georgia has at its disposal to lure and keep your business here and growing.
Briefing Charts
39. Topic: How to Become a GSA Multiple Awards Schedule (MAS) Contract Holder
Synopsis: Overview of GSA's Multiple Awards Schedules Program and procedures on how to acquire a GSA Contract
Briefing Charts
40. Topic: Performance Based Logistics (PBLs)
Synopsis: An overview of Performance Based Logistics (PBLs) to include current USAF policies and procedures.
Briefing Charts