Contract Development and Acquisition Support (CDAS)

The Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command is seeking contractors to provide comprehensive Contract Development and Acquisition Support (CDAS) services for the Air Force JWICS Program Management Office. The procurement involves cradle-to-grave acquisition support including development of performance work statements, independent government cost estimates, requirement approval documents, market research reports, determinations and findings, limited sources justifications, and DD254 documentation for pre and post award contract activities. Contractors must provide three staffing levels of acquisition support personnel (Senior, Mid-Level, and Junior-Level) with advanced federal acquisition knowledge, including DAWIA Level II/III certifications and experience as warranted contracting officers, particularly in information technology procurement. The work will be performed primarily at JBLE Langley AFB and JBSA-Lackland with potential for remote work. This Request for Information is open until September 4, 2025 at 12PM CST, with interested parties encouraged to submit 1-2 page capabilities briefs in PDF, MS Word, or PowerPoint format to Ms. Tamia McCoy at tamia.mccoy@us.af.mil.

This opportunity is designated as a Competitive 8(a) set-aside procurement under NAICS code 541611 for Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services. The contract structure includes one 12-month base period with four 12-month option periods, creating a potential five-year engagement. The estimated workload is 1,920 hours for each of the three required staffing levels, totaling 5,760 hours annually across all personnel categories. Key deliverables include monthly acquisition support documentation, an annual acquisition requirements list, and contract invoicing reports. The government has not provided specific budget ranges or award values in this pre-solicitation notice, and no incumbent contractors are identified. Respondents are advised that the government will not be financially responsible for any resources expended in preparing capability responses, as this is an information-gathering phase rather than a formal solicitation.