APPM Virtual Industry Day 02192021.pdf
Posted: Feb. 4, 2021
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summary of the U.S. Army Predictive and Prognostic Maintenance (APPM) Virtual Industry Day that took place on February 19, 2021. The industry day outlined ground rules, such as the distribution statement, handling of proprietary information, and the commitment level of the U.S. Army to any acquisition approach or contract. The agenda included presentations from key personnel like Gen Daly, MG Hamilton, Dr. Hill, and Ms. Kelly-Evans, focusing on the acquisition strategy for the PPMX effort to address the analyze & decide / act elements of the process.
The planned acquisition strategy aims to streamline source selection by acquiring innovative commercial technologies to close capability gaps and prove military utility from commercial applications. The document also mentions using a Request for Information (RFI) for market research purposes due to refined scope from previous efforts.
The path to award may involve further industry engagement through a draft Request for Proposal (RFP) release and potential future industry days to gather feedback and engage with interested parties. Stakeholders are encouraged to provide input on current capabilities, needs, and requirements related to predictive maintenance actions and reducing maintenance costs.
The planned acquisition strategy aims to streamline source selection by acquiring innovative commercial technologies to close capability gaps and prove military utility from commercial applications. The document also mentions using a Request for Information (RFI) for market research purposes due to refined scope from previous efforts.
The path to award may involve further industry engagement through a draft Request for Proposal (RFP) release and potential future industry days to gather feedback and engage with interested parties. Stakeholders are encouraged to provide input on current capabilities, needs, and requirements related to predictive maintenance actions and reducing maintenance costs.
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