AFLCMC Armament Directorate Rapid Response (ADRR) Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) for Innovative Execution

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) Armament Directorate is seeking innovative commercial solutions to address various areas of interest, including seeker science and technology, warhead energetics, software defined radio prototyping, and more. The Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) is a competitive procedure to acquire innovative commercial items, technologies, or services. The CSO will be open continuously for a 12-month period, with the possibility of extension, and may lead to FAR Part 12 or Other Transactions. The primary evaluation factors for selecting proposals will be technical merit, importance to agency programs, and funds availability. Some key areas of interest include: • Seeker Science and Technology (S&T) and Prototyping • Warhead Energetics, Prototyping, and Modeling • Software Defined Radio Prototyping • Prototype integration, WOSA modeling, WOSA MOATEL testing, testing of prototype hardware/software with WOSA models • Initial prototype procurement, prototype production activities to include early manufacturing process verifications • Advanced system reprogramming concepts • Modernization • Prototyping • Experimentation • Procurement of Prototypes • Studies, Demonstrations, Testing of Prototypes • Cloud Architecting and Software Containerization • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Implementation • Infrastructure as Code (IaC) • Hardware and Software Modifications • Hardware Design, Test, and Qualification • Weapon Design • System Modeling • Data Mining, Collection, Analysis • Computer Networks and Networking • Software & Tools (to include software licenses) • IT, IDE, and Hardware • MBSE Related Software Development Kits (SDKs) • WOSA Domain Software Design & Architecture • Third Party Software Development • Software DevSecOps Factory and/or Pipelines • Munitions Open Architecture Test and Evaluation Lab (MOATEL) Testing Capability and associated hardware, software, and documentation • Software Lab with Processor In the Loop (SWIL) or Hardware In The Loop (HWIL) • HWIL Test capabilities with infrared (IR) wall or radio frequency (RF) wall capabilities within Guided Weapons Evaluation Facility (GWEF) • Platform integration, weapon to weapon datalink testing, NCA Autonomy testing with Golden Horde Colosseum, System testing with HWIL GWEF facility • Mission Planning Software • Mission Data • Weapons Reprogramming Software • Software Tool Training • Analytic and Visualization Tool Development • Red/Blue Target Generation