CAF DMO Industry Day Briefing 28 Nov 2022.pdf
Posted: Nov. 21, 2022
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Industry Day Briefing: The document provides a detailed overview of the Combat Air Forces' Distributed Mission Operations (CAF DMO) program, presented during an industry day on November 28, 2022. The briefing was conducted by Katie Urse and Kendall Holmes from the Simulators Division of AFLCMC/WNS.
The agenda included introductions, ground rules, program overview, core function discussions, one-on-one discussion topics, and an industry Q&A session. Key points covered in the briefing included the mission and core functions of CAF DMO, current status metrics such as network availability rate and latency threshold, vision statement emphasizing Air Force training transformation, core functions like networking, distributed training center operations, interoperability standards, integration processes, and cybersecurity responsibilities.
The document emphasized that the industry day was for informational purposes only and that no contracts would be awarded based on the event. It also outlined ground rules for vendor participation, including equal treatment for all interested parties and restrictions on making commitments during the event.
The future timeline for CAF DMO follow-on activities was highlighted, including the acquisition strategy panel in early 2023, RFP release in late 2023, and contract award scheduled for May 2024. Additionally, specific discussion topics for one-on-one sessions were provided, focusing on transition timelines, hardware/software requirements, and security posture considerations.
The agenda included introductions, ground rules, program overview, core function discussions, one-on-one discussion topics, and an industry Q&A session. Key points covered in the briefing included the mission and core functions of CAF DMO, current status metrics such as network availability rate and latency threshold, vision statement emphasizing Air Force training transformation, core functions like networking, distributed training center operations, interoperability standards, integration processes, and cybersecurity responsibilities.
The document emphasized that the industry day was for informational purposes only and that no contracts would be awarded based on the event. It also outlined ground rules for vendor participation, including equal treatment for all interested parties and restrictions on making commitments during the event.
The future timeline for CAF DMO follow-on activities was highlighted, including the acquisition strategy panel in early 2023, RFP release in late 2023, and contract award scheduled for May 2024. Additionally, specific discussion topics for one-on-one sessions were provided, focusing on transition timelines, hardware/software requirements, and security posture considerations.
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