AFSC-PK-R 75th Letterhead E3CP Industry Day Invitation.docx
Posted: June 3, 2022
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Industry day invitation for the Enterprise Essential Engineering Capabilities Program (E3CP) hosted by the Warner Robins Air Force Sustainment Center (WR-AFSC) on 22-24 June 2022. The initiative by the Enterprise Acquisition Branch (AFSC/PZIE-R) aims to acquire essential engineering services through an anticipated Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Multiple Award Contract (MAC) with educational institutions and/or nonprofit research centers.
E3CP will encompass research & development requirements across various technology areas such as fixed-wing aircraft systems, information/communication systems, artificial intelligence, cyber security, and more. Interested parties must have experience in one of these areas to be considered for the contract. The industry day will include a briefing on the E3CP requirements, open sessions for general discussion, and pre-scheduled one-on-one sessions for specific questions and concerns with interested companies.
Companies identified through market research as potential business interests are encouraged to collaborate with the Air Force in reviewing requirements and discussing acquisition strategy approaches. One-on-one sessions will be held on a first-come-first-served basis, with each vendor allocated 15 minutes for presentation or questions from government personnel. If interest exceeds availability on the first day, additional one-on-one sessions may be scheduled on the morning of the 24th. Interested organizations are advised to contact Program Manager Mr. Tim Kijawski and Engineer Mr. Russell Dukes to inquire about participation in the industry day, with a limit of two representatives per company due to expected high interest levels in the program.
E3CP will encompass research & development requirements across various technology areas such as fixed-wing aircraft systems, information/communication systems, artificial intelligence, cyber security, and more. Interested parties must have experience in one of these areas to be considered for the contract. The industry day will include a briefing on the E3CP requirements, open sessions for general discussion, and pre-scheduled one-on-one sessions for specific questions and concerns with interested companies.
Companies identified through market research as potential business interests are encouraged to collaborate with the Air Force in reviewing requirements and discussing acquisition strategy approaches. One-on-one sessions will be held on a first-come-first-served basis, with each vendor allocated 15 minutes for presentation or questions from government personnel. If interest exceeds availability on the first day, additional one-on-one sessions may be scheduled on the morning of the 24th. Interested organizations are advised to contact Program Manager Mr. Tim Kijawski and Engineer Mr. Russell Dukes to inquire about participation in the industry day, with a limit of two representatives per company due to expected high interest levels in the program.
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