AMAC SOO (DRAFT).pdf
Posted: May 13, 2026
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This Statement of Objectives (SOO) for the Air Force Research Laboratories (AFRL) Wide Multiple Award Contract (AMAC), dated May 12, 2026, is designed to streamline the acquisition of Science and Technology (S&T) across various technology areas pertinent to the AFRL.
It enables rapid development and transition of innovative technologies to enhance military capabilities for the U.S. Air Force and Space Force. The SOO outlines the scope of the contract, which includes basic and applied research, data science, technology development, digital architecture, modeling and simulation, manufacturing, experimentation, integration, and technology transition.
The objectives of the AMAC include providing AFRL with flexible access to a diverse pool of qualified contractors capable of performing work in established and emerging technical areas.
Key technical domains specified in the document encompass:
- **Air Domain Technologies** (e.g., human performance optimization, advanced air vehicles)
- **Space Domain Technologies** (e.g., spacecraft technologies, space power systems)
- **Cyberspace/Electronic Warfare Technologies** (e.g., cybersecurity operations)
- **Cross-Cutting Domain Technologies** (e.g., human-machine teaming, advanced materials)
The document also details work elements that require contractors to demonstrate their past performance in these areas.
Additionally, the SOO describes administrative aspects such as:
- Post-award conference format
- Security clearance requirements (not necessary for awardees)
- Contract duration (initially five years with three one-year options)
- Provisions for adding new contractors through an on-ramping process
The government retains rights to off-ramp contractors based on performance issues or non-compliance with requirements. This SOO serves as a foundational document guiding the acquisition strategy for advancing S&T capabilities within AFRL's mission framework.
It enables rapid development and transition of innovative technologies to enhance military capabilities for the U.S. Air Force and Space Force. The SOO outlines the scope of the contract, which includes basic and applied research, data science, technology development, digital architecture, modeling and simulation, manufacturing, experimentation, integration, and technology transition.
The objectives of the AMAC include providing AFRL with flexible access to a diverse pool of qualified contractors capable of performing work in established and emerging technical areas.
Key technical domains specified in the document encompass:
- **Air Domain Technologies** (e.g., human performance optimization, advanced air vehicles)
- **Space Domain Technologies** (e.g., spacecraft technologies, space power systems)
- **Cyberspace/Electronic Warfare Technologies** (e.g., cybersecurity operations)
- **Cross-Cutting Domain Technologies** (e.g., human-machine teaming, advanced materials)
The document also details work elements that require contractors to demonstrate their past performance in these areas.
Additionally, the SOO describes administrative aspects such as:
- Post-award conference format
- Security clearance requirements (not necessary for awardees)
- Contract duration (initially five years with three one-year options)
- Provisions for adding new contractors through an on-ramping process
The government retains rights to off-ramp contractors based on performance issues or non-compliance with requirements. This SOO serves as a foundational document guiding the acquisition strategy for advancing S&T capabilities within AFRL's mission framework.
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