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Break-out Session topics identified by each owning Wing (organization structure) at WR-ALC and/or supporting Staff Office.
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78 th CONS
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1. Topic:Maintenance, Repair and Construction of Facilities and Infrastructure
Synopsis: Discussion of on-going projects and potential upcoming projects for maintaining facilities and infrastructure at Robins AFB. Briefing will include projects funded by Military Construction (MILCON), Depot Maintenance Activity Group (DMAG), and Operations and Maintenance (O&M). Brief will also provide a list of current on-going Indefinite Order Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts.
Type: Requirement and Information
Briefing Charts
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330 ASW (Aircraft Sustainment Wing)
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Topic # 2: C-130 Mission Briefing
Synopsis: 330 th Airlift Sustainment Group brief to include current environment, current program requirements and initiatives, management strategies and future challenges.
Type: Requirement and Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 3: F-15 Mission Briefing
Synopsis: An overview of the F-15 program to include sustainment goals, current sustainment requirements, program challenges and opportunities, current and future acquisition and sustainment strategies and partnerships in work.
Type: Requirement and Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 4: U-2 Global Positioning System (GPS)
Synopsis: Program manager will brief requirement to identify opportunities for potential sources to qualify for repair and re-engineering of the Ashtech ZY-12 Dual Differential GPS Receiver Module. Program will seek a source of repair for current system that will be capable of providing a technical data package with prototypes and that will be able to manage obsolete and vanishing vendor items.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 32: Intelligence Information, Command & Control, Equipment & Enhancements (ICE2) Follow-On
Synopsis: The ICE2 Follow-On will provide Information Technology (IT) services through residential, deployed, per call and specialized technical assistance to support to Intelligence Information and C2 sites located worldwide. The required services include systems administration, IT architecture and configuration management, IT service center support such as a help desk, project management, systems analysis, design and testing, information management, logistic support, systems solution management, remedial and preventive system maintenance, as well as equipment modernization and enhancement. The current ICE2 contract supports approximately 950 customer sites in 35 states and 12 countries.
Type: Requirement and Information
Briefing Charts
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542 CSW (Combat Sustainment Wing)
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Topic # 5: Control Surfaces Structures Commodity Class Contract Effort
Synopsis: This effort will select production sources in Federal Stock Class (FSC) 1560 that have an Acquisition Method Code/Acquisition Method Suffix Code (AMC/AMSC) of 1G, 2G, 1M, 2M, 1K, and 2K. In accordance with the commodity council charter, an enterprise level strategy is necessary to leverage buying between the Air Logistics Centers (ALCs) in order to obtain Purchasing Supply Chain Management (PSCM) goals. This effort will result in a proposed eight year corporate contract estimated at approximately $82M and will be available for use by all three ALCs.
Type: Requirement and Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 6: AN/ALQ-184 Electronic Attack (EA) Pod Traveling Wave Tube (TWT) and High Voltage Power Supply (HVPS)
Synopsis: Design, prototype and integration of form fit replacements for large bottle TWTs and low band HVPSs applicable to the AN/ALQ-184 EA pod. Redesign is driven by maintainability issues.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 7: AN/ALQ-184 Electronic Attack (EA) Pod Low Band Circuit Card Assembly (CCA) Redesign
Synopsis: Design, prototype and integration of form fit replacements for low band standard process and interface card as applicable to the AN/ALQ-184 EA pod. Redesign is driven by obsolescence issues.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 8: Production of redesigned ALE-47 Programmer Power Supply, Sequencer Fire Control, and Control Display Unit Interface Circuit Card Assemblies (CCA)
Synopsis: The ALE-47 program office has a Reliability and Maintainability (R&M) study that has identified three ALE-47 Shop Replaceable Units (SRUs) for redesign. Upon completion of redesign, prototype testing and delivery (FY08/04), a Full and Open Competitive (F&OC) multi-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract will be solicited.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 9: National Stock Number (NSN) 5955-01-329-7925EW Oscillator, Non-crystal and NSN 5895-01-174-5742EW Frequency Divider
Synopsis: Components are Dual Dielectric Resonator Oscillator and Radio Frequency Divider of 1980 vintage technology. Components are used in the AN/ALQ-161 Defensive Avionics System Frequency Channelizer and the AN/ALQ-161 Defensive Avionics System RF Source respectively. Multi-year requirements are forecast. Bidders are to expect full qualification verification will be specified in the proposal.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 10: Test Stands
Synopsis: Briefing will detail current requirements for test stands (approximately $5M per year).
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 11: Hush Houses
Synopsis: Briefing will detail current requirements for Hush Houses (approximately $10M per year).
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 12: Tactical Automated Tank Gauge (TATG)
Synopsis: Briefing will detail automated tank gauge requirements which will be used to measure fuel in fuel bladders being used in austere locations. Briefing will also address TATG requirement to capture fuel data and upload to the Fuels Automated System (FAS).
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 13: Compact Fuels Operational Readiness Capabilities Equipment (C-FORCE)
Synopsis: FORCE equipment is required to pump 400K gallons of fuel per day in austere locations. Briefing will cover C-FORCE, a smaller version of FORCE that will be required to pump 1K-200K gallons of fuel per day.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 14: Truck Aircraft Refueling, Hydrant (R-12)
Synopsis: The Hydrant Truck is used for fuel servicing of military and commercial aircraft on Government installations utilizing ground discharge hoses. Briefing will cover anticipated requirements for the next five years. Requirement is currently estimated at $11.5M.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 15: US Air Force Advanced Power Technology Program
Synopsis: Briefing will discuss USAF Advanced Power and Alternative Fuel and Energy initiatives.
Type: Requirement and Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 16: Automatic Test Systems Competitive Requirements
Synopsis: 742 CBSG will present a briefing on items that are being developed to competitively replace existing items. The briefing will also cover known estimated buy and repair commodity items.
Type: Requirement and Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 17: Third Party Logistics (3PL) Contracts
Synopsis: Commodity Council members will provide an overview of the newly awarded Third Party Logistics (3PL) contracts. Briefing will focus on the current process and implementation of these 3PL contracts which cover over 8,000 items within the 97 support equipment commodity Federal Stock Classes (FSCs) with unit prices of $10,000 or less. This briefing will be of interest to companies normally providing support equipment items with unit values under $10,000 to the Government. 3PL contracts will participate in the briefing and in the question and answer session immediately following the briefing.
Type: Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 18: Items Greater than $10,000 Strategy
Synopsis: Commodity Council members will brief the projected strategy for procuring competitive support equipment items with unit prices over $10,000.
Type: Requirement and Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 19: Strategic Sourcing
Synopsis: Emergence of strategic sourcing and Government contract implications to Industry. This topic will be covered in two days. Day 1 (Wednesday) will provide an overview of strategic sourcing and initiatives. Day 2 (Thursday) will provide discussion of specific strategies and how those strategies were formulated.
Type: Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 20: Boresights
Synopsis: Boresight equipment is used to align critical aircraft avionics, navigation and weapon systems. Boresighting is performed when excessive G-loads or unusually violent maneuvers occur, if an aircraft experiences a hard landing, if structural damage or repairs are performed, or if the pilot reports a discrepancy. Boresight equipment is also used for scheduled maintenance. Briefing will provide details of plan to replace existing Boresight equipment.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 21: Master Regulating Clock Redesign
Synopsis: FY08 Materiel Support Division (MSD) Engineering Project to develop a form, fit, function replacement for the existing Master Regulating Clock, NSN 6645-01-218-5123IY.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 22: Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Support Equipment under Centralized Asset Management ( CAM)
Synopsis: This briefing discussed the recent changes in the Support Equipment funding and requirements process and how it relates to the CAM program. It includes SE items costing $250k or less. The brief discusses how the MAJCOM users are involved in the requirements prioritization process. Support equipment procurement has been evolving over the past several years with a major change for 2008 and a possible additional change for 2009.
Type: Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 35: Global Logistics Support Center (GLSC)
Synopsis: The GLSC is a concept of operations, which integrates Supply Chain (SC) processes into a single end-to-end enterprise process resulting in reduced SC operating costs and improved Warfighter readiness. The GLSC will be a new AFMC Center on the same organizational level as an Air Logistics Center. It will merge supply chain planning, execution operations, strategy, integration and analysis under one commander.
Type: Information
Briefing Charts
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402 MXW (Maintenance Wing)
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Topic # 23: 402 EMXG Avionics Sustainment Capabilities and Partnership Opportunities
Synopsis: This is an overview of redesign capabilities with 402 EMXG. Information is pertinent to government personnel and contractors seeking additional sustainment resources. The briefing will focus on existing hybrid microcircuit manufacturing capability and existing circuit card redesign capability utilizing programmable logic devices. Partnership opportunities in both areas will be discussed. A history of partnerships in these areas will be given as examples of possible future working arrangements. Briefing will be of interest to contractors considering partnering opportunities with the 402 EMXG.
Type: Requirement and Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 37: AS9100 Compliance
Synopsis:
Type: Information
Briefing Charts
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Staff Organizations
WR-ALC/EN (Engineering)
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Topic # 24: WR-ALC/EN Collaborative Research and Development Agreements (CRADA) Utilization, 2007 Technology Needs and Quarterly Technology Fairs
Synopsis: The Engineering Directorate at Robins will discuss the current collaborative research and development agreements between EN and the Georgia Aerospace Innovation Center, the Top 10 strategic technology needs at the Center, and will identify the plan for future quarterly technology fairs (by theme).
Type: Requirement and Information
Briefing Charts
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WR-ALC/IT (Communications)
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Topic # 25: Information Technology (IT) Contract Consolidation for Applications Support Services
Synopsis: Briefing will cover plans for the upcoming contract consolidation of application support services at the Center.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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PK
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Topic # 26: Overview of Installation Acquisition Transformation
Synopsis: Consolidation/Transformation of the current operational contracting activities into five regions to leverage resources through strategic sourcing.
Type: Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 33: Future Flexible Acquisition Sustainment Tool (F2AST)
Synopsis: This is an update on the full and open competitive $5.4B F2AST acquisition program. Requirements include development, modifications, and depot maintenance to any existing Air Force (AF) operated system, sub-system, or component. F2AST may include one-time spares and repairs which qualify as critical, limited and/or contingency and sole source services to a F2AST contractor or large business subcontractor. In addition, services that are not reasonably severable from the development, modification or depot maintenance efforts may be included. Request For Proposal (RFP) release is expected in Nov 2007.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 34: Future Flexible Acquisition Sustainment Tool (F2AST) Small Business Modification Program
Synopsis: This briefing will provide a preliminary overview of on-going efforts to develop a small business modification program. Requirements will be based on proven technologies, mature technical data packages, established system engineering processes, commercially available design tools, and Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) components. In addition, spares, repairs and services which are part of the modification may be included in this procurement program.
Type: Requirement
Briefing Charts
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WR-ALC/SB (Small Business)
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Topic # 27: 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.
Type: Information
Briefing Charts
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WR-ALC/XP (Plans & Programs)
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Topic # 28: How Source Selections Are Conducted
Synopsis: The Robins Acquisition Center of Excellence staff will provide an information brief on how source selections are conducted – from start to finish and will include discussion of acquisition strategy development, market research, types of source selections, Sections L & M, etc.
Type: Information
Briefing Charts
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Other
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Topic # 29: Government-Robins AFB Aerospace Maintenance Partnership (G-RAMP)
Synopsis: G-RAMP is a potential partnership between the state, RAFB, the local community and private industry. The status of the G-RAMP project as it relates to the construction of facilities on city owned property will be provided
Type: Information
Briefing1 Charts Briefing2 Charts
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Topic # 30: U.S. Export and Licensing and Controls on Aircraft, Parts, and Related Technology Transfer
Synopsis: Briefing will explain certain exemptions that Canada enjoys under the FAR. For example, the “no foreign” designation on an RFP does not apply to Canada. Primes wishing to subcontract to a Canadian firm can do so without penalty. The briefing will also provide an overview of trade controls under MTCR and a few case studies where
U.S. and Canadian firms have put streamlined procedures in place to deal with DTRA oversight.
Type: Information
Cancelled, No Charts
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Topic # 31: Georgia Work Ready Initiative
Synopsis: Georgia Work Ready was launched in August 2006 to improve the job training and marketability of Georgia's workforce and drive future economic growth for the state. This one of a kind program ensures that companies can more reliably match the right people with the right jobs. The workforce training initiatives assesses the skills of Georgia's workers, determines valuable job training opportunities and assures companies that the state can provide a long-term, qualified labor supply. This briefing has been tailored to focus on the skills of workers in the middle Georgia area and will be of interest to those companies interested in establishing or increasing a business presence in the local area.
Type: Information
Briefing Charts
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Topic # 36: Design & Engineering Support Program II (DESP II)
Synopsis: DESP II is a 5 year, $1.9 Billion, multiple award, IDIQ contract that is focused on advanced engineering design & support requirements. DESP II is centered at Hill AFB with decentralized ordering agencies at Tinker, Warner Robins, & Wright Patterson AFBs.
Type: Information
Briefing Charts
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