Attch 2 3rd AETC AHPS SOW_Redacted.pdf
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details requirements for the 3rd Annual Air Education & Training Command (AETC) Aircrew Human Performance Summit, a four-day conference scheduled for 11-14 August 2025 in the Destin-Fort Walton Beach, FL region. The event requires a non-residential conference venue capable of accommodating 700 participants in the main meeting room, with two additional breakout rooms for 300 people each, and specific audio-visual equipment needs including multiple screens, wireless microphones, risers, podiums, and technical support.
Key venue requirements include providing Wi-Fi, professional audio quality, complementary parking, emergency response plans, and on-site technical support from 0700-1200 and 1300-1700 daily. The summit aims to unify human performance efforts for aircrew by bringing together experts from fields like aerospace physical therapy, physiology, sports science, medicine, and psychology. The venue must be within 50 miles of Hurlburt Field and Eglin AFB, near an international airport, and close to hotels offering government rates, with a contract manager responsible for event execution and support.
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Statement of Work for
3rd Annual Air Education & Training Command (AETC) Aircrew Human Performance Summit
(11 Aug 25 – 14 Aug 25)
1.0 Scope:
The AETC Aircrew Human Performance Summit (AHPS) is a four-day event that requires a rental or lease of a non-residential conference and/or training center in the Destin-Fort Walton Beach, FL region. The location must be within Federal Travel Regulation local commuting distance (<50 miles) of Hurlburt Field, FL and Eglin AFB, FL. The venue must offer daily use of free parking and scheduled shuttle service to/from nearby hotels. To reduce TDY cost, the venue must be located within walking distance and/or 1 mile of hotels offering government rates. The venue must be near an international airport. The venue shall be able to support 700 people in the main meeting room and provide audio and visual (A/V) equipment and support to maintain A/V capabilities for the entirety of the event. The venue must be able to provide A/V equipment in all meeting rooms and onsite A/V technicians from 0700-1200 and 1300-1700 each day of the event. The venue shall also be able to provide two (2) breakout rooms, in addition to the main conference room for small group sessions, as part of the summit’s detailed agenda. The venue shall provide one (1) private office space, one (1) foyer for event registration, and one (1) concession with light refreshments available for purchase. The venue shall set up and tear down all equipment, including tables, chairs, and A/V equipment, required for the event. The venue must provide concessions with coffee, water, light snacks, and lunch available to attendees for purchase. The venue must provide an onsite contract manager who shall be responsible for the performance of the work.
2.0 Background:
The Chief of Staff of the Air Force (CSAF) has directed the alignment of embedded human performance efforts. In response, AETC is hosting its 3rd Annual AHPS. This 4-day conference aims to unify human performance efforts in support of aircrew, bringing together leading experts from various fields, including aerospace physical therapy, physiology, strength and conditioning, sports science, athletic training, medicine, engineering, psychology, cognitive performance, and nutrition. The summit seeks to convene key leaders interested in developing and enhancing human performance assets for aircrew, with a focus on building on existing efforts and establishing a foundation for entities that are looking to establish similar programs. The conference will enhance the knowledge and understanding of human performance professionals, ensuring they are equipped to provide the most current, evidence-based practices to support USAF aircrew, ultimately furthering the mission of AETC. Hosted by the Aircrew Human Performance Team at Eglin Air Force Base, this conference will provide a platform for experts to share their expertise, discuss best practices, and collaborate on initiatives that promote optimal human performance for aircrew. By attending this summit, human performance professionals will gain valuable insights and knowledge, enabling them to make a meaningful impact on the performance and well-being of USAF aircrew.
The venue shall be available from 11 Aug 2025 – 14 Aug 2025 to include set up and tear down by the venue.
The venue shall be located within the Destin-Fort Walton Beach, FL region.
The venue shall have sufficient Audio Visual (A/V) equipment and personnel for A/V set up and tear down for the main room and breakout rooms.
Equipment should include:
Location: Main Conference Room Equipment Quantity Dates 10’x18’ screen + projection capabilities to 10’x18’screen
2 11-14 Aug
Microphone: Handheld wireless 6 11-14 Aug
USA Flag (backdrop to riser) 15’x25’ 1 11-14 Aug
Extension cord/power strip combo 6 11-14 Aug
Enhanced riser lighting 1 11-14 Aug
Line Array Speakers 1 11-14 Aug
8’ x 16’ Riser 1 11-14 Aug
Podium 1 11-14 Aug
Location: Breakout Room #1 Equipment Quantity Dates
9’ x 12’ screen + projection capabilities to 9’x 12’ screen
1 11-14 Aug
Microphone: Handheld wireless 1 11-14 Aug
White Board 3’x2’ with white board accessories 1 11-14 Aug
8 x 16’ Riser 1 11-14 Aug
Podium 1 11-14 Aug
Microphone: Handheld wireless 1 11-14 Aug
Location: Breakout Room #2 Equipment Quantity Dates 9’ x 12’ screen + projection capabilities to 9’x 12’ screen
1 11-14 Aug
White Board 3’x2’with white board accessories 1 11-14 Aug
8 x 16’ Riser 1 11-14 Aug
Podium 1 11-14 Aug
Microphone: Handheld Wireless 1 11-14 Aug
Day 4 only: conference room style microphone or microphone(s)
11-14 Aug
Additional requirements include:
The venue shall have adequate internet/Wi-Fi for each of the four (4) rooms and possess the ability to connect laptop and display slides for audience viewing in the three (3) meeting rooms.
The venue shall also accommodate the AHPS in assisting with any communication outages and unforeseen technical difficulties with A/V equipment during the above specified hours. The venue must also be able to replace equipment in case of technical difficulties or failure. The venue must be able to immediately resolve issues as they arise for the duration of the summit.
The venue shall be able to provide professional and/or broadcast quality audio and produce exceptional sound quality for the duration of the summit.
The venue shall also set up all tables and chairs for all three (3) rooms as follows:
Main meeting room: classroom style seating accommodating 700 people Breakout room #1: auditorium style seating accommodating 300 people Breakout room #2: days 1-3 (Aug 11th- 13th, 2025) auditorium style seating accommodating 300 people and day 4 (Aug 14th, 2025) conference room style seating accommodating 40 people.
Private office space: seating available for 15 people
The venue shall provide one (1) foyer for event registration and (1) cash concession.
The venue shall be able to provide complementary parking space for attendees.
The venue shall be responsible for set up and tear down of the event.
The venue shall maintain a clean facility and provide cleaning support prior to, during, and after the summit from 11 Aug 2025 –14 Aug 2025.
Emergency Procedures: The venue shall have emergency response plans in the event any emergency arises. The fire alarm pull-station must be accessible in the event of a fire. All other emergency procedures must be in-place by the facility’s management to maintain compliance with all state and local requirements.
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