NEW - Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center (AFIMSC) Streamlining Procurement for Effective Execution & Delivery (SPEED) Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO)

The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center (AFIMSC) is issuing a Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) to competitively select innovative commercial products, technologies, or services that address identified capability gaps within its “Accelerating the Mission” Area of Interest (AoI). Offerors must submit a solution video (or written brief) via Vimeo that clearly defines the problem, explains the broader government and commercial relevance, and details the technical/scientific basis of the proposed solution using cited data. Submissions are evaluated first on responsiveness to the AoI with a commercially available, ready‑to‑field product, then on technical merit, schedule realism, and fair‑and‑reasonable price. Contracts will be fixed‑price (including incentive‑fee) and may proceed through up to three spirals: (1) video/brief, (2) presentation/pitch/demo with a rough‑order‑magnitude (ROM) price, schedule, and IP considerations, and (3) a Request for Commercial Solution Proposal (CSP) if applicable. The solicitation explicitly requires identification of the specific AoI sub‑topic (e.g., 4.2.1‑4.2.7), and allows either separate videos for each sub‑requirement or an integrated “all‑in‑one” video, but prohibits summary videos. Proprietary information must be flagged, and no non‑public pricing may be included. A notable technical focus is the BOAR (Broad Operational Autonomous‑Response) framework, which seeks a government‑purpose‑rights software architecture enabling a minimal number of operators to control large fleets of unmanned vehicles, with capabilities in automated mission execution management, aerospace deconfliction, and sensor‑system‑agnostic operations. Offerors must describe the solution’s uniqueness, business model (e.g., fixed‑price licenses or services), any variable pricing factors, and provide evidence of commercial viability and prior DoD or federal use. All required elements—including executive summary (within a five‑page limit), technology concept, business model, ROM price, schedule, and IP restrictions—must be presented in the video or brief, and the solution will remain valid for 120 days after the Spiral 2 evaluation.

Notice ID

86a7d296b59548d895ea949fab909d22

Solicitation Number

FA890326SC001

NAICS Code

54

Classification Code

AC33