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This document appears to be a set of one-on-one questions for an industry day event related to the F117 Engine Sustainment Support (ESS) contract opportunity. The key details are:

The F117 ESS industry day is scheduled for May 7, 2024 at the Tinker Event Center Ballroom in Oklahoma City, OK. The event is being hosted by the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Tinker Air Force Base. The one-on-one questions cover the contractor's proposed approach to managing and increasing engine time on wing, material management experience, depot management, data requirements, licenses and access to OEM manuals, use of PMAs/DER repairs, and timeline to be ready for the contract. Responses to these questions will likely be used to assess industry capabilities for the forthcoming F117 ESS contract.

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One on One Questions

1. How do you propose you will manage and/or increase engine time on wing? What experience do you have with performance improvements?

2. What experience do you have with material management? What processes do use for forecasting, managing suppliers, and meeting quality? What are your internal supply chain performance standards as a company?

3. What experience do you have with managing depots?

4. Define your limitations in meeting the F117 requirements. What data will you require?

5. Do you currently have a license with P&W? Do you have access to P&W manuals? If so, which manuals? Supplier relationships with F117 OEM?

6. How do you use and integrate PMAs/DER repairs currently? How would you anticipate using them in support of F117?

7. What are your provision dates/timeline to gear up for the contract?

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