Borescope_Industry_Day 29_may_2026.pptx

Borescopes Industry Day 22-25 June 2026

Borescopes Industry Day 23 June 2026 Stephen Williams Program Manager

AFLCMC/ROZ

23 Jun 2026

COMBAT READINESS DIRECTORATE

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Outline Welcome and Introductions Purpose of Industry Day Borescopes Overview Scope of Work Technical requirements Contract and Schedule Overview Contract Effort/ Timeline Capability Survey and Questions Conclusion

Schedule

Meet the Team

Ground Rules Presentation Reserve all questions until the end of each slide Breakout Sessions (if applicable) One-on-one breakout sessions are limited to 2 hours These sessions are only available to vendors that requested a session in advance Participants must notify the Government Team of any proprietary information/questions to avoid the accidental disclosure of information

Purpose

Robins AFB is hosting this Industry Day with industry partners to advance Borescope capabilities. This event will support the Air Force's strategic goals of identifying potential sources, provide industry with an overview of the requirement and solicit feedback while encouraging both large and small businesses to participate.

Robins AFB is inviting industry partners to an Industry Day to advance Next Generation Ammunition and Munition Equipment capabilities. This event will support the Air Force's strategic goals of modernizing its munitions portfolio, expanding industrial base readiness, and accelerating innovation for future combat operations.

Disclaimer This is not a Request for Proposals (RFP) or Presentation.

The Government intends to award contract(s) in accordance with the Instructions to Offerors and Evaluation Criteria that will be provided in the Final RFP.

Any dialogue during this presentation and subsequent breakout session is for informational purposes only. The contents of any future RFP take precedence over anything provided during this briefing and/or one-on-one sessions.

Costs incurred because of this meeting are considered bid and proposal costs and will not be reimbursed by the Government.

All information in this briefing is current as of today but is subject to change.

Any information that was submitted as sensitive or proprietary will not be posted or shared with any other industry participants.

Borescopes Program

Program: 4mm and 6mm Video Borescopes Contract Type: 5-Year IDIQ Contract with repair Period of Performance: 1-year basic with four (4) one-year option periods.

Descriptions: The USAF requires video borescopes for engine inspections, as defined by CID A-A-59883A for a type VI Borescopes.

End Customers: Multiple platforms across the USAF Borescopes perform internal aircraft engine inspections without disassembling using remote visual inspection capabilities of different angles. Capable of viewing and measuring internal damage.

Base Support Branch Leadership:

Chief, Base Support Branch: Randy Harris Base Support Deputy Branch Chief: Dennis Perine Propulsion Engineering Section Chief: Deidre Griepenburg AETE Leadership:

Logistics Management Section Chief: Veronica Ward Equipment Specialist Section Chief: Sedrick Thompson Contracting Branch Chief: Misty Holtz

Borescope Borescopes Overview

Key Technical Requirements

Insertion Tubes: 4mm diameter, 6mm diameter, and 6mm diameter with working channel, at least 3m long, Interchangeable Viewing and measuring tips: Forward and side view, Interchangeable Measurement Software: Internal software for distance, point-to-line, depth, and area 3D Modeling: Required Articulation: 4-way articulation, articulation angle at least 120° Display: At least 4-inch display Power: Ability to run from AC or DC battery for at least 100 minutes

This list is inclusive but not limited to what is shown.

Contract Attributes

Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Focus Areas Replacement through attrition and increased authorizations/needs of the AF Uptick in procurements for USAF, other Depts of Military, and FMS

FAR 15 Source Selection Tentative Evaluation Criteria Technical: meets or exceeds the technical requirements Small Business Participation: Adequate approach to meeting objectives of SB program Price Proposal: Proposed Price (Firm Fixed Price) Lowest Price Technically Acceptable Source Selection

Tentative Pricing Arrangements Firm Fixed Price (FFP)

Period of Performance - 5 years to order One year basic and four (4) one-year options Repair

Contract Timeline

The Borescope Contract will consist of:

One (1)-year basic (Ordering Period 1) Four (4) one-year options (Ordering Periods 2, 3, 4, and 5) The total Borescopes Program Period of Performance (PoP) will be for a maximum of 5 years in which Delivery Orders may be placed, if all options are exercised

Plan Forward The team will continue to communicate with Industry on SAM.gov with updates as well as new/revised documents

1. Feedback on the Draft Documents posted to the notice will help maintain this schedule and mitigate delays during

FOPR Projects are currently in works and expected to be ready to solicit after award. Vendors may see Requests

Conclusion

“…providing common support equipment & vehicles to the Warfighter through agile, integrated life cycle management” Thank you!

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