Salient Characteristics for Rapid Airfield Damage Repair.docx

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Rapid Airfield Damage Repair (RADR) Training Table
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This document outlines the salient characteristics for a Rapid Airfield Damage Repair (RADR) Training Table solution being sought by the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces through a Sources Sought Request for Information (RFI) for market research purposes. The RFI is pre-solicitation in nature and does not constitute a formal solicitation or obligate the Government to award a contract or pay for information provided. The Government is conducting market research to identify all responsible sources capable of delivering a complete RADR Training Table solution.

The required solution must include the following key components and capabilities: three 65-inch smart televisions for training purposes, an instructor monitor to conduct training sessions, a stand-alone computer system to operate a digital airfield simulation, a podium equipped with mouse and keyboard for instructor-led training delivery, and a 3D printed set of RADR equipment. Additionally, the system must possess the capability to add new airfield configurations and simulate airfield damage repair scenarios. The solicitation number is FA527026Q0008, and interested vendors should review the attached salient characteristics document for complete specification details.

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Salient Characteristics for Rapid Airfield Damage Repair (RADR) Training Table

· 3ea x 65” Smart Television for training

· Instructor Monitor to conduct training

· Stand alone computer system to operate digital airfield

· Podium for instructor to conduct training from with mouse and keyboard

· 3D printed set of RADR equipment

· Capability to add new airfield configuration

· Capability to simulate airfield damage repair

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