RFI_20251118.xlsx

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Training in the fabrication and flying of First Person View (FPV) small, unmanned aircraft system (sUAS)
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H9224026Q2001
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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) for a Navy solicitation related to First Person View (FPV) small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) training. The solicitation (H9224026Q2001) is a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small-Business (SDVOSB) set-aside contract for training in FPV drone fabrication and flying, with base year performance beginning 15 January 2026. The United States Special Operations Command is the sponsoring agency, seeking a Firm-Fixed-Price contract under NAICS code 611699.

The RFI includes seven questions and responses addressing critical aspects of the potential training program, such as drone platform specifications, instructor qualifications, and training delivery methods. Key points include a preference for in-person course material delivery, flexibility on instructor backgrounds (including those with combat experience), and an emphasis on NDAA compliance and parts sourcing from non-covered countries. The government indicates that instructor experience will be evaluated based on ability to meet Performance Work Statement requirements, with the intent to make a best-value tradeoff award decision.

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Attachment 1 - Performance Work Statement.pdf PDF

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Requests for Information
#QuestionResponseDate Provided
1Do we know what FPV drones will be used for the training? Neros? Redcat Fang? etc.Vendor will need to provide solution with quote. Critical components should be NDAA compliant to the max extent practicable. All parts should come from non-covered countries to the max extent practicable. Specific platforms are not requested.11/18/25
2Ref: PWS 4.3.1.2 Is the Government open to electronic delivery of any of these materials as an augmentation to the classroom instruction, or does the Government prefer that all academic materials be provided in a traditional printed/Powerpoint format?Prefererred that the course material is provided in person. Students can leave the course with electronic copies of course material but the initial delivery should be in person.11/18/25
3Can foreign national instructors with specialized combat FPV experience provide training at our US facility with appropriate work authorization?Instructor experience/background will be evaluated based on the offeror's abilitiy to meet or exceed the requirements of the PWS to make a best value (Tradeoff) award decision.11/18/25
4Would real-world combat experience with FPV systems from Ukraine be considered a positive discriminator in evaluating instructor qualifications?Instructor experience/background will be evaluated based on the offeror's abilitiy to meet or exceed the requirements of the PWS to make a best value (Tradeoff) award decision.11/18/25
5Are there any additional documentation requirements for foreign national subcontractor personnel beyond standard work authorizations?There is no request for additional documentation.11/18/25
6Considering the Navy Office for the solicitation, are there any geographic preferences or restrictions for the training facility location?Contractor's facility and location will be evaluated based on the offeror's abilitiy to meet or exceed the requirements of the PWS to make a best value (Tradeoff) award decision.11/18/25
7Where is the performance location of the above solicitation?See PWS, section 14.11/18/25

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