Boeing Flight Attendant Egress Simulator Training (FAEST) FY28-32

Air Mobility Command's 763rd Enterprise Sourcing Squadron intends to solicit Boeing Flight Attendant Egress Simulator Training (FAEST) for the period January 1, 2028 through December 31, 2032, with a sources-sought response deadline of May 28, 2026. No set-aside is anticipated. The incumbent contractor is Atlas Air Inc. under contract FA445223D0004.

Training shall be delivered at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois and must address classroom and egress simulator instruction on the Boeing 737 (C-40B/C), Boeing 757 (C-32A), and Boeing 747 (VC-25A and E-4B) in accordance with the USAF Cabin Operating Manual. The contractor must provide eight primary training subtasks: Egress Aircrew Flight Equipment, Fire Fighting/Smoke Procedures, Ditching Procedures, Emergency Procedures, Aircraft Systems Training, Hazardous Materials Training, In-Flight Illness Training (including CPR/AED certification), and Water Survival Training. Training delivery requires operationally representative simulators with aircraft-specific plug-type doors, live-fire equipment, and pool-based water survival drills. Instructional personnel must possess prior military aviation experience. The contractor shall maintain 98% simulator availability per class session and deliver four data deliverables: Contractor Course Materials/FA Training Plan (CDRL 0001), Student Course Critique Forms (CDRL 0002), Training Accomplishment Reports (CDRL 0003), and Small Business Utilization Reports (CDRL 0004). Training shall not exceed nine hours per day, extendable to twelve hours with Contracting Officer's Representative approval, with mandatory twelve-hour crew rest between training days.

The anticipated NAICS code is 611519 (Other Technical and Trade Schools) with a size standard of $21 million. The Government encourages responses from small businesses, small disadvantaged businesses, service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, women-owned small businesses, HUBZone firms, and 8(a) companies, including joint ventures and partnerships. Respondents must identify the percentage of work their company performs versus subcontractors and provide business information, CAGE code, UEI number, past performance examples, potential subcontractors, available contract vehicles, and capability statements limited to ten pages.