F-15QA digital electronic warfare autotest capabilty services

The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is seeking qualified contractors to provide Digital Electronic Warfare System (DEWS) Autotest Capability Services for the F-15 Qatar (F-15QA) Foreign Military Sales program. The procurement requires contractors to develop Autotest software that controls the Advanced Architecture Phase Amplitude and Time Simulator (A2PATS), ingests output from the DEWS System Under Test, applies pass/fail logic, and produces government-specified reports with a graphical user interface. Key requirements include evaluating DEWS test facility hardware compatibility, delivering and integrating software at a government-identified facility, and demonstrating message processing speed equal to or faster than DEWS output rates, message lineage recording capability, accuracy equal to or greater than manual procedures, significant speed improvements over manual testing, and stability for continuous run times of at least eight hours. Responses to this sources sought notice must be received by February 24, 2026 at 1200 hours Eastern Standard Time, and must include company information, CAGE Code, business size classification, and responses to twelve specific technical and organizational questions. This is a Request for Information only and not a formal solicitation; a full Request for Proposal will be published on the EWAAC Portal following government review of the sources sought responses.

This pre-solicitation notice contains no set-aside designations and is open to all size classifications, including HubZone 8(a), 8(a), HubZone, small, and small disadvantaged businesses. No incumbent contractor or current contractor information is identified in the sources sought notice, and no specific award value or budget range is disclosed at this time. Qualified offerors must be able to be awarded under the Enterprise-Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC) MAC IDIQ vehicle, which is a mandatory requirement for participation. All contractors responding to this sources sought notice are required to separately respond to the future RFP that will be published following government evaluation of sources sought responses. Organizational Conflict of Interest guidance has been provided requiring offerors to disclose any past or present work performed by the company, teaming partners, or subcontractors at requirement-identified locations, with mitigation plans submitted if conflicts exist.