A -- Integrated Vehicle Health Management Architecture Design

The Air Force Research Laboratory’s Air Vehicles Directorate is seeking information to evaluate the feasibility and benefits of developing an integrated vehicle health management system specifically for USAF Space Operating Vehicles. The current challenge addressed by this solicitation is the absence of a unified architecture capable of processing and distributing data from the various sensors and systems onboard these vehicles. While multiple methods exist for generating and conditioning signals individually, a consolidated architecture is critical to enable meaningful integration and analysis of vehicle health data. Interested parties are invited to review the full Request for Information (RFI) through the Federal Business Opportunities website and direct any inquiries to the designated contracting personnel. The point of contact includes Brad W. Kneisly, the Contract Negotiator, and Genet R. Stewart, the Contracting Officer, both based at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. This initiative falls under the Department of Defense and aims to advance the capability to monitor and maintain space operating vehicles effectively through a standardized health management approach.