Robins Industry Day Full Quad Charts 2026

The Department of the Air Force at Robins Air Force Base is seeking qualified vendors to supply parts, components, and manufacturing or repair services for multiple military aircraft platforms and defense systems. This pre-solicitation notice presents over 150 potential procurement and repair opportunities across platforms including the B-1 Lancer, B-52H Bomber, C-130 Hercules, C-5 Galaxy, F-16 Fighting Falcon, and T-38 Talon, along with specialized radar systems, electronic aircraft countermeasures, and engines. The Air Force will consider multiple procurement strategies, including New Buy, Repair, Reverse Engineering, Market Research, and Other Transactional Authority (OTA) projects. Interested vendors must submit capabilities statements, white papers, or Source Approval Request (SAR) packages to support their qualifications. Technical discussions are scheduled for April-May 2026, and vendors are required to submit their documentation to 429SCMS.SASPO.Workflow@us.af.mil. The posted and due date for this pre-solicitation notice is March 13, 2026, indicating this is an immediate opportunity for qualified suppliers to engage with the Air Force.

This procurement carries no set-aside designation, meaning all eligible contractors may compete. The opportunities span a wide range of value, from individual component replacements such as B-52 window replacements ranging from $5,822 to $9,999 per unit (requiring 5-16 units in fiscal year 2026) to high-value assemblies including C-5 landing gear components exceeding $200,000 per unit. The Air Force requires delivery of procured items by March 26, 2026, with out-year requirements extending through fiscal year 2030 and beyond to support warfighter readiness through 2050. The quad charts indicate critical supply shortages and obsolescence issues, with several instances where current contractors cannot fulfill commitments, creating significant opportunities for alternative suppliers to address these gaps. The comprehensive nature of this industry day and the diversity of required capabilities suggest substantial aggregate contract value across the multiple aircraft platforms and defense systems represented.