U.S. AFRICOM Industry Day in Tunis, Tunisia (February 2–4, 2027)

This Special Notice is for market research and planning purposes only and does not constitute a Request for Proposal (RFP) or a promise to issue an RFP in the future. This notice does not commit the U.S. Government to contract for any supply or service whatsoever, and the Government will not pay for any information or administrative costs incurred in response to this notice.

U.S. Africa Command (USAFRICOM) is seeking interested commercial vendors for targeted Industry Sessions to be held in Tunis, Tunisia. These sessions will take place during the West Africa Shared Security Forum (WASSF) conference scheduled 2 4 February 2027. While the main conference has its own agenda, these specific Industry Sessions are a separate, USAFRICOM-hosted opportunity focused on showcasing military technologies, supplies or services available for acquisition by African Partner nations.

Selected vendors will be provided with a dedicated space to present their capabilities. They will also be invited to attend the main conference sessions as observers. The logistical details for this specific USAFRICOM Industry Day session are as follows:

Date and Time: 2 February to 4 February 2027 from 08:00 to 17:00 local time

Location: Event location will be provided to selected vendors along with various lobby and foyer spaces adjacent to the conference plenary space.

Provided Space: Open Space for models, displays, and demonstrations.

Permitted Materials: Non-USG provided technologies, super intelligence (AI), and equipment such as drones and unattended sensors, marketing brochures, and operational product samples. Digital presentations on laptops and monitors are permitted.

Primary Areas of Interest

The U.S. Government is interested in vendors with capabilities in the following fields, though all submissions will be considered:

Geospatial: Drones (UAV/UAS), Commercial GEOINT, Remote Sensing, and Tracking Systems

Command and Control: C4ISR and Airborne C2 Systems

Consulting & Administrative: Systems Integration, Enterprise Architecture, and Acquisition Management

Drones (UAV/UAS) and Counter-UAS: Platforms as well as Counter-UAS and IED detection technologies

Big Data & Software: Intelligence Analytics, Social Media Analysis, Open-Source Intelligence, and Artificial Intelligence

Cyber: Cyber/Info Security, Intrusion Detection, and Vulnerability/Threat Assessment

Submission Requirements for Capability Statement

Any commercial vendor may submit a Capability Statement and will be considered for participation. The Capability Statement must include the following:

Company Information: Company name, physical address, and primary point of contact (name, title, email, and phone number).

Proposed Exhibit: A detailed description, including any available images or diagrams, of the specific items, technologies, or services you intend to showcase.

Operational Capability in Africa: A comprehensive overview of your company's capabilities and experience within Africa. This must include:

Demonstrated past performance or projects on the continent.

An explanation of your company's ability to operate on the continent.

A brief description of the existing supply chain capable of delivering products and services to African partner nations.

Selection and Notification Timeline

Capability Statement Deadline: All interested parties must submit a Capability Statement by email no later than 4:00 PM Central European Time on 12 November 2026.

Government Notification: The U.S. Government will review all submissions and intends to provide a response regarding participation status no later than 15 December 2026 or sooner.

Vendor Acceptance Deadline: Selected vendors shall provide written confirmation of their acceptance of the invitation by 17 December 2026 or sooner.

The U.S. Government has final approval of all exhibitor selections to ensure strategic objectives for the conference are met.

Conditions for Participation

Respondents are advised of the following conditions:

No-Cost to the Government: Exhibitors are responsible for 100% of their costs associated with this event, including but not limited to travel, lodging, visas, and country entry fees.

Logistics and Equipment: Selected vendors are solely responsible for all logistics related to their exhibition space, including the setup/teardown of booths, providing all necessary equipment, and all associated shipping or material handling costs.

No U.S. Government Support: Selection grants access to the event only. No other U.S. Government funding or support will be provided.

Points of Contact

Please submit all capability statements or any questions regarding this announcement to all points of contact listed below:

christopher.r.conner3.mil@mail.mil

diana.s.bermudez.civ@mail.mil

levi.b.alexis.civ@mail.mil

benjamin.w.wilson4.civ@mail.mil