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OpenSpecial NoticeSolicitation AFSOC-Areas-of-Interest

Air Force Special Operations Command Areas of Interest

Buyer
Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC)
Place of performance
Hurlburt Field, FL, USA
Submission deadline
Dec 31, 202712:00 AM EST

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What the buyer needs

AI summary

The Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) seeks industry partners with capabilities to fulfill its key Areas of Interest. These areas are derived from AFSOC's Strategic Planning Process, Required Capability List, and Prioritized Gap List. Interested parties must contact the Technology and Industry Liaison Office (TILO) via email. The email subject line should include the company name and the specific "Area of Interest" supported. A capability brief (PowerPoint or PDF) must be attached. Additionally, bidders must complete the Industry Information Form at the provided link. All inquiries should be sent in writing via email to the designated TILO email address.

Scope of work

  • Antenna Apertures
  • Assault Zone Operations
  • Battlefield Trauma Care
  • BLoS Without SATCOM
  • Collaborative, Autonomous Threat and Target Identification
  • Common Ops Picture/Common Intel Picture (COP/CIP)
  • Complex Targeting
  • Cost-Effective & Low Signature SOF Airstrike

Documents to include with your response

  • Capability brief (PowerPoint or PDF)
  • Industry Information Form

How to submit

Method
Email and online form
Instructions
Submit capability brief (PowerPoint or PDF) via email to the TILO org box with company name and Area of Interest in the subject line, and complete the online Industry Information Form.

Incumbent and award research

No incumbent history found for this requirement. The notice does not cite a current contract, and no earlier award from this buying office matches it.

Source: USAspending.gov federal award data (U.S. federal public data). A contract is called the incumbent only when the notice or its documents cite it by number.