Dept Of Defense- Dept Of The Air Force- Air Force Materiel Command- Air Force Life Cycle Management Center- Fa8626 Aflcmc Wn/Lp - Agency Bids & RFPs

This is a sources sought notice (RFI) for the Engine Component Improvement Program (CIP) follow-on IDIQ contract. The Air Force is seeking potential responsible business sources to provide optimal solutions to the objectives of engine CIP. Responses must be received no later than September 2, 2025, 4:00 PM EST. The notice includes detailed requirements, capability questions, and submission guidelines. The government is contemplating setting this acquisition aside for small businesses if there is sufficient, demonstrated interest and capability. The notice also includes information about proprietary data and the government's analysis of responses.

This is a Request for Information (RFI) for the Engine Component Improvement Program (CIP) follow-on IDIQ contract. The Air Force is seeking potential sources for sustaining engineering improvements to their gas turbine engines. Responses are due September 2, 2025, at 4 PM EST. The RFI details requirements, including engineering and testing at specific Air Force facilities. The government is seeking information on company capabilities, experience, and size. The notice also discusses potential acquisition set-aside for small businesses. Respondents should be aware of proprietary information disclosure requirements and limitations on subcontracting.

The notice describes a contract for sustaining engineering services for the T53 turboshaft engine used in TH-1H Iroquois training helicopters. The contract requires detailed knowledge of helicopter engine operation, theories, concepts, applications, systems, performance, operability, and airframe and jet engine integration. The government has identified key performance parameters (KPPs) that vendors must possess to provide the required services. The contract will provide RDT&E, sustaining engineering, technical data, drawings, change proposals, manpower support, design activities, prototype hardware, testing, product and procedure improvements, reports, etc. for the T53 engine. The notice requests information about the organization's name, address, email address, website address, telephone number, size and type of ownership, tailored capability statements, and contractor capability survey.

The US Air Force is seeking sources to provide learning solutions, including learning strategy and analysis, learning evaluation, learning architecture, courseware design and development, learning technology, simulation, and training equipment in support of on-the-job training for AFLCMC LP personnel. The service provider will provide instructional designers, instructors, and subject matter experts to deliver the curriculum and courses. Courses will cover a range of subject areas applicable to the propulsion enterprise and affiliates across the Air Force. Interested parties should respond by 3:00 PM EDT on May 7, 2025, and identify their small business status, anticipated teaming arrangements, and a description of similar services offered to the government and commercial customers for the past three years. Technical questions should be submitted to the email addresses provided.