Propulsion Industry Day: Fighter Engine Re-competition (F100 & F110)
Closed — responses were due 2 Nov 2026 · Unrestricted (full and open) · Department of the Air Force, DoD · Dayton, OH · NAICS 336412 · Solicitation Propulsion-Fighter-Engine-Industry-Day
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Title: Propulsion Industry Day: Fighter Engine Re-competition (F100 & F110) Department/Agency: DEPT OF WAR Sub-tier: DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE Major Command: AIR FORCE MATERIEL COMMAND Sub Command: AIR FORCE LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT CENTER (AFLCMC) Office DODAAC: FA8626 AFLCMC WN/LP Description: Air Force Propulsion Industry Day Special Notice Audience: Defense Propulsion Industry Partners 28 October Update:The following documents have been updated to a version 2 and are attached: 1) Air Force Propulsion Industry Day Announcement_V2 2) Industry_Day_Registration_Form_V2 Changes made to the documents include corrections to the title to specify that this Industry Day announcement is for the F100 & F110 Fighter Engine Re-competition, to remove references to advanced propulsion, and to correct an error in the instructions which specified "up to two (2) designated attendees", which was in conflict with the attendance limitation of five (5). In addition, a blank template is being added to the attachments for the Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Non-Disclosure Agreement for this Industry Day Fighter Engine Re-competition Event. Lastly, please note a valid, approved DD Form 2345 must be provided for each specific CAGE Code and physical location to which your attending personnel are assigned. Also, a Facility Clearance Letter (FCL) cannot substitute for an active DD Form 2345. 09 November Update: The following documents have been added to the posting and are attached: 1) Industry_Day_Advance_Discussion_Topics 2.) Welcome Packet_Final The Welcome Packet details event logistics, agenda, and check-in procedures. The Advance Discussion Topics document outlines areas of interest for one-on-one sessions; no formal written responses or presentations are required. In addition, prospective participants are directed to review the formal advisory notice below regarding the use of non-government support contractors during the event. USE OF NON-GOVERNMENT ADVISORS AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT CONTRACTORS Prospective participants are advised that the Government utilizes Non-Government Advisors—including Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation (RDT&E) technical support contractors under the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) Information Analysis Center (IAC) program and/or Advisory and Assistance Services (A&AS) personnel—to provide scientific, technical, and programmatic expertise in support of the Fighter Engine Competition. Personnel from the following contractor organization(s) may be present during the Industry Day general briefing and subsequent one-on-one sessions, and may have access to briefing materials, white papers, or proprietary information presented during these exchanges: Huntington Ingalls Industries, 2310 National Road, Fairborn, OH 45324 All participating support contractor personnel have executed Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) with the Government and are subject to strict Organizational Conflict of Interest (OCI) mitigation plans in accordance with RFO Subpart 9.5 and R-DFARS Subpart 209.5. These contractors are strictly prohibited from unauthorized disclosure of proprietary data and are barred from competing as a prime contractor or subcontractor on any resulting solicitation for this requirement. For those companies that requested a one-on-one session at Industry Day, the participating vendor acknowledges and explicitly consents to the attendance of the aforementioned support contractor personnel and their review of any materials presented. If a vendor objects to the presence of non-government support contractors during their one-on-one session, the vendor must notify the Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO) in writing to laura.burnette@us.af.mil as soon as possible, but no later than 12PM (EST), 6 Nov 2026. The USG requests the vendor provide a Corporate Non-Disclosure Agreement (cNDA) with your objection.
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