F-15 Training Systems Support

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Training Directorate, Simulators Division (AFLCMC/WNS) is seeking industry capability information for comprehensive F-15 training systems support through this Request for Information. The procurement covers operations, maintenance, and sustainment support for F-15 training devices including Integrated Aircrew Trainers, Maintenance Training Devices, and Mission Training Centers located across multiple Air Force commands (ACC, AETC, USAFE, and PACAF) at both CONUS and OCONUS bases. Key requirements include maintaining simulator concurrency with real-world aircraft, ensuring interoperability across the DMO Network, handling classified materials, implementing cybersecurity programs compliant with Joint Special Access Program Implementation Guide, managing component obsolescence, and providing Contractor Logistics Support and Training System Support Center services. The evaluation will focus on contractor capabilities in classified information handling, cybersecurity compliance, maintenance expertise, software engineering, logistics support, technical data management, and worldwide deployment support for complex training systems. Interested parties must complete a detailed 32-question questionnaire and submit responses to Contracting Officer Andrew Gill by July 3, 2025, with all communications requiring "F-15 Training Systems Support" in the subject line.

This pre-solicitation notice does not utilize any set-aside designations, making it open to full and open competition among qualified contractors. The document does not identify any current incumbents or existing contractors supporting these F-15 training systems. No specific award values, budget ranges, or contract ceiling amounts are disclosed in this information-gathering phase. The RFI does not specify quantities of training devices or precise timelines for service delivery, focusing instead on gathering comprehensive industry capability data across multiple geographic locations and training system types. Potential vendors can request virtual one-on-one sessions to clarify questionnaire requirements, though the government reserves the right to decline meeting requests. The Air Force emphasizes that this RFI is strictly for market research purposes and does not guarantee any future contract awards or procurement actions.