Spring 2026 RPOW Lists

The Department of the Air Force is releasing forecasts of repairable parts and spare components anticipated for procurement across fiscal years 2026–2029, with validation documents posted as of August 11, 2026. No set-aside applies. The forecast is not a commitment to purchase and does not constitute a solicitation; actual awards will follow through formal competitive Request for Proposal processes.

The Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) manages requirements across three Air Logistics Complexes: Tinker AFB (OC-ALC), Hill AFB (OO-ALC), and Robins AFB (WR-ALC). The repairable parts forecast includes over 1,200 line items with National Stock Numbers, part numbers, weapon systems, and projected quantities and values for each fiscal year. The spare parts forecast encompasses over 1,000 line items representing aircraft components including compressor rotors, cowlings, fuel injectors, valve assemblies, landing gear, wheels, and electrical components, with FY2026 quantities ranging from single units to over 28,000 units and total projected values exceeding $1.3 billion across the four-year period. High-value items include landing gear assemblies projected at $16.7 million for FY2027 and power supplies at $117.6 million.

Contractors seeking qualification requirements for Air Force-managed items must contact the respective Small Business Office at each ALC: Alysha Caldwell at Hill AFB, Randy Miller at Robins AFB, or Stacy Cochran at Tinker AFB. Vendors requiring engineering data must register with SAM.gov and access the Public Sales Office repository, with access governed by Military Critical Technical Data Agreements. Source Approval Request entry points are available at each ALC for vendors interested in competing on new requirements. Projections may not generate due to variability in customer demands.