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Attachment 4 Industry Day Agenda ABAD.docx
Posted: May 14, 2020
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industry day agenda for the U-A Air Base Air Defense (ABAD) IDIQ service contract. The purpose of the industry day is to provide insight into the EUCOM-AFRICOM ABAD requirements, allowing potential offerors to ask questions and provide feedback on draft documents. The event will be conducted virtually due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
The agenda includes briefings on ABAD mission and contract details, rules of engagement, and scheduled one-on-one meetings with government teams and contractors. Vendors are limited in the number of participants for each meeting, and all registered vendors will receive access information via email prior to the industry day.
Key points include the virtual nature of the event, the schedule for briefings and Q&A sessions, as well as the involvement of FFRDCs and A&AS contractors in assisting with the industry day. The document outlines specific time slots for one-on-one meetings with government teams and contractors over multiple days, providing a structured format for engagement and clarification of requirements.
Additionally, it mentions that briefing audio recordings will be available upon request after the industry day, and a list of attendees with contact information will be published post-event.
The agenda includes briefings on ABAD mission and contract details, rules of engagement, and scheduled one-on-one meetings with government teams and contractors. Vendors are limited in the number of participants for each meeting, and all registered vendors will receive access information via email prior to the industry day.
Key points include the virtual nature of the event, the schedule for briefings and Q&A sessions, as well as the involvement of FFRDCs and A&AS contractors in assisting with the industry day. The document outlines specific time slots for one-on-one meetings with government teams and contractors over multiple days, providing a structured format for engagement and clarification of requirements.
Additionally, it mentions that briefing audio recordings will be available upon request after the industry day, and a list of attendees with contact information will be published post-event.
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