Guidance to Submit White Papers
Unsolicited Proposals
Unsolicited Proposal Guide
AFMC Form 190
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2011 Requirements Symposium
Breakout Sessions
WR-ALC/EN Technology Requirements
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1. TOPIC: Advanced rapid prototyping; rapid molds for bonded assemblies; rapid restoration of dimensional tolerances
SYNOPSIS: Given an aircraft component with complex curvature and minor imperfections on the Outer Mold Line (OML) a method of rapidly fabricating a bonding fixture that will restrain the part in the correct contour during repair is needed. The bonding fixture must have the minor imperfections removed from the contour. The bond fixture must be capable of withstanding repeated autoclave cycles of 50PSI at 275F. Typical part sizes to be accommodated are: OML size 52” by 144” depth 36", OML size 101” by 120” depth 48", and OML size 72” by 128” depth 24".
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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2. TOPIC: Advanced NDE Capability for CBM and Life Management of Aerospace Power Transmission Components
SYNOPSIS: Define and demonstrate a non-destructive evaluation (NDE) concept for a Condition-Based Maintenance (CBM) and life management system that is based on the actual state of residual stress (RS) distributions at pre-crack condition in critical components of power transmission systems.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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3. TOPIC: Next Generation Aircraft Simulation Technology
SYNOPSIS: This briefing seeks to establish approaches to implement high fidelity aircraft Simulations using mobile devices for use in trainers and software support laboratories.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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4. TOPIC: Just In Time (JIT) Aircraft Maintenance System
SYNOPSIS: This briefing will focuses on enhancement of existing maintenance to improve aircraft availability using automatic collection, storage, management, and intelligent exploitation of the aircraft health status and maintenance records.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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5. TOPIC: Surgical Non-Destructive Evaluation (SuNDE) Tool
SYNOPSIS: This briefing will cover the need for a capability to perform NDI in remote areas without major aircraft disassembly for access.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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6. TOPIC: Analysis of Utilization of Robotic Capability to Reduce Repair Times
SYNOPSIS: Why can't robotics be used to map an existing part and drill new parts and machine to proper alignment? Perhaps there is a need to develop algorithms to account for worn holes to ensure proper hole placement. Project would be gear to develop a capability, algorithms, and demonstrate utilization of robotic capability to handle this type of problem.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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7. TOPIC: Common Global Information Grid interface for Electronic Warfare Systems
SYNOPSIS: Create an interface that allows Electronic Warfare systems to share information on the Global Information Grid.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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8. TOPIC: Improved Personal Protection Equipment for Hazardous Operations
SYNOPSIS: This briefing will cover the need for a standardized system of approving and ordering appropriate safety and health PPE, the ability to standardize PPE compliance and challenges with non-uniform manufacturer testing. In manufacturing and selection of PPE, eliminating or minimizing time constraints associated with donning and doffing of PPE needs to be considered.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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9. TOPIC: Next Generation Corrosion Sensors for Air Force Assets
SYNOPSIS: A significant portion of the USAF maintenance and engineering budget is spent on corrosion related inspections and repairs for fixed-wing aircraft. Technologies such as corrosion sensors that enable Condition-Based Maintenance have the potential to significantly reduce maintenance costs when they reach a practical level of reliability, repeatability, and survivability. The application of corrosion sensors could potentially help detect the types of corrosion damage most important to USAF aircraft. Both the major types of corrosion damage and relevant locations aboard key aircraft will be reviewed.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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10. TOPIC: Hexavalent Chrome Reduction/Elimination Initiatives for Air Force Assets
SYNOPSIS: Many research, development, test and evaluation (RDT&E) activities to date have targeted the reduction of hexavalent chromium [Cr(VI)] in DoD applications. There are many areas where Cr(VI) is used in the field and depots. This presentation will focus on the current Air Force need to develop processes for the reduction/ elimination of Cr(VI) from weapon system applications which perform as well if not better than hexavalent chrome.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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11. TOPIC: HVM-Ensure Supportability Prior to Execution
SYNOPSIS: Defined as using the condition knowledge to plan a supportable bill of work and materiel process for repair actions, parts, tools, and equipment (i.e. generating what needs to do, with what, and ensuring it is there per plan). Examples: fleet scheduling, IT connectivity and systems, resource scheduling, LRDP, PDMC, D200 issues.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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12. TOPIC: HVM-Establish a Mechanic-Centric Focus and Sequenced Daily Standard Work
SYNOPSIS: This requirement is aimed at defining a mechanic-centric daily standard work process (i.e., hourly tasks to keep mechanics on the item so it stays on the plan). Ensures they know what, when, and how to do it. Examples: work card generation, concurrent work, and visual management tools.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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Aerospace Sustainment Directorate
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13. TOPIC: Aerospace Sustainment Directorate/C2ISR Division
SYNOPSIS: Overall Command, Control, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Division (C2ISR) highlights. As the lead sustainment provider the C2ISR Division at Robins AFB provides a full spectrum of support to all weapon systems in its portfolio. ISR functions are principal elements of the United States’ defense capabilities and include a wide variety of systems for collecting, processing and disseminating intelligence needed by national security decision makers and military commanders.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | NO
CHARTS AVAILABLE
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14. TOPIC: C-5: Business Opportunities within the Galaxy Division
SYNOPSIS: The purpose of this briefing is to provide information about future C-5 Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) opportunities. Many companies provide support to multiple weapon systems. We would like to offer a forum where C-5 manufacturers can present PPP cross-platform opportunities to the government.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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15. TOPIC: Aircraft Availability Improvement Process (AAIP)
SYNOPSIS: The new approach to improving Aircraft Availability in F-15 by focusing on system improvement initiatives (Reliability) and the Cost Benefits associated with each initiative
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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16. TOPIC: FMS -- Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF)F-15 Third Party Logistics Classified Repair and Return Program
SYNOPSIS: This contract will be for a Third Party Logistics contractor who will provide support and management services for the repair and return effort supporting the Royal Saudi Air Force Classified F-15 repairable components. Contract is planned to cover a period of performance beginning in 2 Qtr CY12 through 4 Qtr CY 19.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: $10-$50M | Briefing
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17. TOPIC: B-2 Multi-Use System Tester Next Generation (MUSTANG)
SYNOPSIS: This effort is for a munitions preload tester of the rack and launchers. The B-2 MUSTANG effort is to incorporate the B-52 MUSTANG tester capabilities for use on B-2 aircraft weapon’s test requirements. This effort will replace the existing Common Organizational Level Tester (COLT) test set due to obsolescence. Nuclear certification requirements are required as well as DMAWG efforts for incorporating the new components into the existing organic depot repair line.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: $10-$50M | Briefing
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18. TOPIC: Benchtop Reconfigurable Automatic Test Systems(BRATS)
SYNOPSIS: This effort is to award a Performance Based Logistics contract to sustain BRAT Test Systems. Contract will be a competitive contract awarded via GSA. This effort will include a modernization effort to the RF testers to resolve obsolescence.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: $10-$50M | Briefing
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19. TOPIC: FY13 Consolidated Automated Support System/Versatile Depot Automatic Test Station (CASS/VDATS) Hybrid Interface
SYNOPSIS: Provide a status update on the program requirement status and technical definition of establishing a hybrid interface for VDATS that will support Test Program Set (TPS) portability between CASS and VDATS
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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20. TOPIC: Cruise Missile Electronic Systems Test Set (ESTS)
SYNOPSIS: This project involve logistics services to test, package, and deliver field modification kits for the Cruise Missile Electronic Systems Test Set (ESTS) and Air Data Test Set (ADTS). This task also includes delivery of a technical data package for field and depot-level maintenance support
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| Informational/Dollar Range: $2-$10M | Briefing
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21. TOPIC: Common Functional Organizational Level Test Solutions
SYNOPSIS: This is a conceptual briefing to address the goal of standardizing Organizational Level test equipment along functional lines for the purpose of streamlining maintenance and reduces proliferation. This particular effort is focused on multi-purpose standardization of armament and cargo testers
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| Informational/Dollar Range: $10-$50M | Briefing
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22. TOPIC: Man-portable Versatile Depot Automatic Test Station (VDATS)
SYNOPSIS: This briefing will describe Air Force requirements to design, prototype and manufacture a man-portable version of VDATS. It will describe broad system design requirements and an estimated timeline for project start and completion.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: $10-$50M | Briefing
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23. TOPIC: Special Operations Forces/Personnel Recovery (SOF/PR ) Future Look
SYNOPSIS: Presentation will outline the modification and sustainment requirements for the AF SOF /PR fleet as we now know them and what we perceive to occur in the future.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: $10-$50M | Briefing
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24. TOPIC: R-11 Refueler Acquisition
SYNOPSIS: This is an acquisition program for the procurement of an air transportable R-11 Refueling truck. The R-11 has a 6K gal capacity and is used to fuel and defuel aircraft in support of Air Force flying missions worldwide. This is primarily a program to replace aged, unserviceable vehicles. The resultant contract is expected to span five to seven years.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: $10-$50M | Briefing
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25. TOPIC: ARC-190 Replacement
SYNOPSIS: WR-ALC/GRW intends to award a Non-Recurring Engineering acquisition to develop an upgraded/replacement for the AN/ARC-190 (V)8 Analog High Frequency Radio into a Digital High Frequency (DHF) radio. The DHF system will be an improved replacement for the analog Radio RT-1341/ARC-190 and Automatic Communications Processor CP-2024( ) - compatible with multiple weapon system users.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: $10-$50M | Briefing
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26. TOPIC: Government Market Research for Industry (CANCELLED)
SYNOPSIS: This briefing will provide an overview of how Robins AFB acquisition teams conduct their market research activities. This perspective is very beneficial to industry as they can see how our government processes are conducted and what they can do to provide their companies better visibility in our market sectors. Briefing also covers common data entry mistakes in search engine databases, missed opportunities and how early industry involvement helps guide our acquisition strategy.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | NO BRIEFING
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27. TOPIC: F-15 Modernization and Sustainment Roadmap
SYNOPSIS: Provides the audience with the current ACC/ANG coordinated 10 year plan of both Modernization and Sustainment initiatives for the F-15 weapon system. It is used as a basis for prioritizing these initiatives for the POM cycles for new capabilities, reliability and maintainability and overall fleet health and aircraft availability. The plan does include current programs that are on-going
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| Informational/Dollar Range: >$50M | Briefing
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28. TOPIC: Support Equipment & Vehicles (SE&V) Industry Dialog
SYNOPSIS: This breakout session is intended to begin a dialog with industry by giving them an overview of SE&V activities and discussing the need for change in SE enterprise management. The purpose would be to involve industry in our high-level planning and solicit their ideas for a better way ahead.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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29. TOPIC: What you need to know about C-130 and Helicopter Technical Order updating. (Or why is it so hard to satisfy those C-130 TO folks?)
SYNOPSIS: This session will provide the basics on getting ready for the unique world of updating C-130 and USAF Helicopter Technical Orders (TO). We will cover reading the TMCR (TM86-01) in the RFOP, establishing a TO Distribution Office account, and what the contractor has to provide as a finished product. Also included will be a brief description of the various in process reviews and what to expect during each review. If desired we can discuss editorial software requirements.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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78th Air Base Wing
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30. TOPIC: Robins AFB Mass Transportation
SYNOPSIS: The briefing will cover the 78 ABW initiatives to adjust or reduce base traffic patterns resulting in the reduction of air emissions, gate congestion, and free up parking around high volume facilities, by expanding on existing programs with Carpools, Vanpools and, partnering with the local community to establish Mass Transportation to Robins AFB (Buses Into Robins Daily).
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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31. TOPIC: Robins AFB Energy Program
SYNOPSIS: The briefing will cover the 78 ABW initiatives to meet a wide variety of energy goals & mandates for energy intensity reduction, water intensity reduction, green energy use & production, etc.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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32. TOPIC: Sustainment, Restoration, Modernization and Construction Programs for Facilities and Infrastructure
SYNOPSIS: The briefing will cover the Civil Engineer Group contract requirements for FY11 to include potential sustainment, restoration, and modernization (SRM) program, Military Construction (MILCON), environmental requirements, IDIQ contracts, maintenance and repair (M&R), and minor construction.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: > $50M | Briefing
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638th Global Logistics Support Center (GLSC)
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33. TOPIC: Overview of Commodity Councils
SYNOPSIS: The purpose of this session is to provide fundamental information about Commodity Councils in order to foster a better understanding within industry. We will discuss why commodity councils were developed and the roles and responsibilities of the Commodity Council in strategic sourcing. Discussion will center on the functions, structure and key processes of the Commodity Council in addition to challenges in executing various sourcing strategies. A question and answer session will be allowed to help answer any questions on strategic sourcing.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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34. TOPIC: Communication & Electronics Commodity Council (CECC) Strategy Update
SYNOPSIS: Update on current CECC strategic initiatives. Three Warner Robins based Commodity Councils; Communication/Electronics, Aircraft Structures and Support Equipment plan to present separate briefings as we have done in the past.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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35. TOPIC: Aircraft Structures Commodity Council (ASCC) Update
SYNOPSIS: Status report on closed, future & active ASCC strategies to include joint ASCC & supply chain managers (SCM) strategies that may be presented by the SCMs during the symposium. Information will also be provided on procurement of AFGLSC managed ERRC N and P spares, the development of enterprise solution to decrease delays in Form-Fit-Function (FFF) portion of first article testing, create 3D-model from legacy engineering data, applies across multiple weapon systems.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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36. TOPIC: Support Equipment Commodity Council (SECC) Strategy Updates
SYNOPSIS: Update Status report of closed, future and current SECC strategies, and may include more detailed information on the Third Party Logistics (3PL) Competitive Follow-On Contract Strategy, Honeywell Corporate Contract Follow-on, and Repair Support Strategy.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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37. TOPIC: Low Demand, High Impact Structural Component Acquisition Strategy
SYNOPSIS: Will discuss concept of a standing manufacturing vehicle which will deliver rapid turn-around structural parts that can be self-certified as suitable for immediate use. Concept includes First Article Testing (FAT) waiver based on similar part production, advanced 3D scanning, 30-45 day production lead time
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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402nd Maintenance Wing (MXW)
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38. TOPIC: Avionics Sustainment Engineering Capabilities
SYNOPSIS: The briefing will present 402 EMXSS capabilities in hybrid microcircuit manufacturing, reverse engineering, and technology insertion. Information presented will include workload challenges, requirements for growth in the technical knowledge base, requirements to expand current test and support equipment capabilities, and opportunities for partnering activities to accomplish the mission.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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39. TOPIC: Dust Containment and Decontamination for Aircraft Maintenance Processes
SYNOPSIS: Briefing will outline the requirements for dust control and decontamination procedures associated with OSHA expanded standards for Hexavalent Chromium, Cadmium, and Lead. Aircraft Maintenance processes that generate particulates which may contain these elements must be controlled. Standards for airborne exposure and the “free as practicable” guidance for surface contamination will be discussed. Efficient methods for dust containment and decontamination best practices are desired.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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Small Business Office
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40. TOPIC: WR-ALC Office of Small Business Programs Breakout Session
SYNOPSIS: Interactive session targeted to firms with little or no experience in the federal sector, covering practical things to do to better posture and prepare for doing business with Robins AFB. Covers websites such as Robins AFB, SB Office, Central Contractor Registration (Including Dynamic SB Search Database), Small Business Administration, Federal Business Opportunities, DD 2345 Export Control Data Website, and Air Force SB (Including Long Range Acquisition Estimate and Requirements Projection on the Web)
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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WR-ALC/PK
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41. TOPIC: Understanding Systems utilized by AF contracting
SYNOPSIS: This briefing is intended to provide industry insight into contracting systems used by Air Force contracting personnel. Systems covered are: eSRS (Electronic Subcontracting Reporting System), PPIRS (Past Performance Information Retrieval System) and WAWF (Wide Area Work Flow)
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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42. TOPIC: Closing Comments:
SYNOPSIS: The WR-ALC Director of Contracting will provide details closing comments for this year’s Requirements Symposium.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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43. TOPIC: Contractor Performance Assessment Report System (CPARS)
SYNOPSIS: The Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System (CPARS)
is the Department of Defense (DoD) Enterprise Solution for collection of contractor Past Performance Information (PPI)
as required by the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). CPARS is a web-enabled application that collects and manages
a library of automated contractor report cards. A report card assesses a contractor’s performance and provides a record,
both positive and negative, on a given contract for a specific period of time. Each report card is based on objective
facts and is supported by program and contract management data. Use of CPARS promotes report card consistency, increases
data integrity, and motivates improved contractor performance.
CPARS has connectivity with the Federal Past Performance Information Retrieval System (PPIRS). PPIRS is the system used to collect and retrieve performance assessment reports from Federal agencies for use in source selection determinations. Completed CPARS report cards are transferred to PPIRS on a weekly basis and are available for source selection purposes. Source selection officials should visit the PPIRS website at www.ppirs.gov for additional information.
This break out session will provide general background on CPARS and PPIRS and give you the opportunity to ask questions.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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WR-ALC/PK &WR-ALC/ XP
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44. TOPIC: Understanding RFP Sections L and M and Improving Proposal Quality
SYNOPSIS: This briefing is intended to provide industry a better understanding of RFP Sections L and M and improve proposal quality. The briefing will focus on competitive requirements.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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WR-ALC/ XP
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45. TOPIC: WR-ALC Enterprise Business Plan (CANCELLED)
SYNOPSIS: The changing fiscal reality coupled with the focus on interoperability and sharing resources across the services demonstrates that WR-ALC must move toward a service oriented culture to ensure the viability of Robins and propel the Center on its journey to achieving its goal of becoming a world class acquisition and logistics center. At its core, the Enterprise Business Plan is the roadmap for this journey providing a long term strategic planning initiative for the Center.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | NO BRIEFING
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46. TOPIC: Public-Private Partnerships
SYNOPSIS: Discuss the current AF and AFMC guidance, the WR-ALC partnering process and the various types of partnering agreements and supporting documentation required to implement a partnership. Our objective is an exchange of information between government and industry to identify lessons learned and to improve our business processes.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) 1 TOPIC
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47. TOPIC: Transitioning Air Force Technology to the Warfighter Through the SBIR Commercialization Pilot Program (CPP)
SYNOPSIS: Presents the Air Force approach to Congressional direction to identify and accelerate SBIR technology transition to the warfighter. Through the AF SBIR CPP, the Air Force is aligning war fighter technology needs, technology insertion roadmaps and business plans of the major OEMs, ALC System Program Offices, Maintenance Wings and small businesses. AF SBIR CPP has provided greater than $40M for transition leveraging of $228.2M for a greater than 5:1 ratio.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC)
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48. TOPIC: Air Force Reserve Command Civil Engineer Programs
SYNOPSIS: Headquarters Air Force Reserve Command Civil Engineer, Col Nicholas Desport, will present an overview of the Reserve Command’s Civil Engineer Program. The Air Force Reserve Command occupies 21,687 acres of land and manages resources that affect over 68,800
AFRC personnel located at 10 primary and 56 tenant locations with a $7.4B plant replacement value, and average annual budgets of $112M for military construction (MILCON) and $320M for operations. The presentation will cover the TOPICs of AFRC’s energy program, construction program to include MILCON and operations and maintenance and lastly, how various contracts are advertised
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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49. TOPIC: Air Force Reserve Command Modernization Requirements
SYNOPSIS: Headquarters Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) Requirements Division Chief, Col Stephen Seaman, will present an overview of National Guard and Reserve Equipment Account (NGREA) funding, the AFRC Requirements Process and the Reserve Modernization List. NGREA is a Congressionally added, non-budgeted procurement account intended to upgrade Reserve Component equipment capabilities through acquisition of non-developmental items necessary to maintain Reserve Component combat capabilities and readiness. Over the past decade, AFRC NGREA funding has averaged $44.1 per year, with a high of $75.1M and a low of $9.8M. AFRC received $55M of NGREA in FY10 and $70M in FY11. The AFRC requirements process is used to identify needs, analyze potential courses of action, confirm requirements and prioritize prospective investments. The AFRC Reserve Modernization List is a prioritized list of executable procurement actions and is summarized annually in the USAF Reserve Modernization Book.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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Defense Acquisition University (DAU)
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50. TOPIC: (DAU) Can Contractors really attend Defense Acquisition University (DAU) courses?
SYNOPSIS: Yes! DoD contractors may take Defense Acquisition University courses--tuition free! Find out how you and your company can leverage these opportunities. Yes, there are currently some limits on non-Common Access Card users right now, but if you want to explore a whole world of on-line and residence training in contracting, cost estimating, engineering, life cycle logistics, and program management courses--stop by.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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Georgia Center of Aviation
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51. TOPIC: Aerospace Future Intelligence Surveillance and Recognizance (ISR) Plans at WR- ALC and the ISR Consortium
SYNOPSIS: WR/ALC will present an overview of the ISR Consortium and future plans and Mr. Gary O’Neill; ISR Consortium Coordinator will provide an outline of specific goals for FY 12 for the "Georgia side" of the consortium.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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52. TOPIC: Center of innovation Aerospace (COIA) Unmanned Autonomous Systems (UAS) Working Group
SYNOPSIS: Mr. Chad Dennis, the UAS Working Group Coordinator, will provide an overview of the UAS Working Group, accomplishments during FY 11 and plans for FY 12. The UAS Working Group is making progress in its goal of establishing a test environment for UAVs in the Middle Georgia region.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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53. TOPIC: Aerospace Research TOPICs at Georgia Tech
SYNOPSIS: Overview of current research at Georgia Tech in the areas of unmanned autonomous systems, alternate fuels and systems engineering.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | NO
CHARTS AVAILABLE
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Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center
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54. TOPIC: Fundamentals of Working with the Government
SYNOPSIS: Trying to figure out how to position your business to be more effective in selling to the Government? Need help figuring out who's buying what you're selling? Need to know how to be considered a viable contractor by Government buyers? These questions and more will be answered in this one-hour, rapid-fire briefing on Government contracting. This briefing is perfect to learn what you need to know – and what you need to have in place – in order to effectively market yourself in the Government sector. As an added bonus, you’ll learn about the services offered by Procurement Technical Assistance Centers across the country and how you can qualify to receive these services at no cost.
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| Informational/Dollar Range: Informational | Briefing
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Defense Acquisition University (DAU)
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55. TOPIC: (DAU) Classrooms and support for the Defense Acquisition University
SYNOPSIS: This contract will be for classroom, administrative, and storage space including furniture, materials, and Information Technology for 2-4 rooms with additional breakout rooms to support scheduled and unplanned Defense Acquisition University training and educational events. Contract is planned to cover a period of performance beginning in 1 Qtr CY12 through 4 Qtr CY
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Informational/Dollar Range: $400,000 - $600,000
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WR-ALC/GRS
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56. TOPIC: C-5 Requirements
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Informational/Dollar Range: Informational
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