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99 -- Request for Expressions of Interest - Participation in the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center's Education and Training Partnership with the State of Oklahoma's Colleges, Universities and Trade Schools

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The Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center (OC-ALC) seeks expressions of interest from companies interested in collaborating with both OC-ALC and Oklahoma's educational institutions to develop and graduate a skilled workforce capable of filling various blue collar and white collar roles at OC-ALC. This initiative builds upon an existing, successful Education and Training Partnership aimed at addressing workforce challenges such as an aging employee base and a shrinking supply of younger qualified workers. As OC-ALC undertakes transformation efforts to enhance operational efficiency, it recognizes the importance of recruiting and training new talent in collaboration with industry partners and educational institutions. The goal is to expand capacity for producing qualified workers without direct competition for the limited current pool of graduates. Companies are encouraged to work together with their industry peers to identify and forecast future workforce needs in support of Tinker Air Force Base and to formalize these commitments through agreements with educational institutions. While OC-ALC will facilitate cooperation and set guidelines for engagement through an Associate Contractor-like Agreement, it will not assume responsibility for industry hiring commitments. Interested companies must submit their expressions of interest by March 19, 2004, to explore potential participation in this collaborative workforce development effort.

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OC-ALC seeks industry partners to develop skilled workforce via educational collaborations by March 19, 2004.

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611699 - All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction

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1) This is a request for companies interested in working with the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center (OC-ALC) and State of Oklahoma educational institutions to graduate/produce workers prepared to fill a variety of blue collar and white collar positions at OC-ALC in the future. OC-ALC and Oklahoma educational institutions established an Education and Training Partnership a few years ago to do just that. This joint endeavor has been very successful to date. This partnership is very important in light of an aging existing OC-ALC workforce and a smaller pool of workers in younger generations. At the same time, OC-ALC is embarking upon several transformation initiatives to improve efficiency and effectiveness and ultimately improve support to our operational forces. 2) OC-ALC's success in the future will depend upon its ability to recruit and hire a highly capable organic workforce while at the same time expanding its partnerships with industry. As we expand these partnerships with industry, our industry partners will also have a need for new workers. To avoid competing for the limited number of current graduates, OC-ALC is interested in working with industry and state educational institutions to increase its current capacity for producing skilled workers. OC-ALC envisions interested companies collaborating with their industry colleagues to jointly determine their future workforce needs in support of Tinker Air Force Base by entering into an agreement for that increased capacity with state educational institutions. OC-ALC also envisions establishing an Associate Contractor-like Agreement with its industry partners to outline the rules of engagement. OC-ALC will not be a party to or responsible for any industry commitment or agreement for hiring workers produced by state educational institutions. 3) However, OC-ALC does expect to cooperate with its industry partners in this endeavor. Those companies interested in discussing the potential for working with OC-ALC and Oklahoma educational institutions for future education and training needs are requested to submit written or electronic expressions of interest to the Contracting Officer listed below not later than 19 March 2004.

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