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AFSPC/CC Memo on Collaboration With Industry

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The contract outlines a strategic initiative led by the Commander of Air Force Space Command to strengthen collaboration and communication with industry partners engaged in space and cyberspace sectors. Recognizing the critical nature of current and future challenges in these domains, the Commander emphasizes the importance of innovation and resilience delivered within fiscal constraints to support national security and warfighter capabilities. The approach centers on treating industry as a vital partner, aiming to foster strong engagement through multiple channels such as individualized meetings, participation in professional conferences, expanded Industry Day events, and a dedicated Industry Engagement Portal to streamline interactions. The Commander's priorities focus on successfully addressing immediate operational demands while preparing for future threats, underscoring the need for continuous dialogue and cooperation with industry stakeholders. This outreach is designed to facilitate information sharing regarding current and anticipated requirements, as well as to solicit feedback from contractors to better align efforts. The contract reflects a commitment to leveraging industry expertise and creativity to maintain American leadership and freedom of action in space and cyberspace, supported by a direct point of contact serving as a liaison to ensure efficient communication and collaboration.

General Info

Air Force Space Command partners with industry to enhance space, cyber collaboration, innovation, and resilience.

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NAICS

336415 - Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Propulsion Unit and Propulsion Unit Parts Manufacturing

Place of Performance

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Michael B. MabbittHQ AFSPC A5/8/9 Liaison to Industry

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1. I cannot think of a more exciting or critically important time for the space and cyberspace mission areas, and I could not be prouder to lead Air Force Space Command. As the new Air Force Space Command Commander, I intend to build upon our efforts to increase interaction and communication with industry. Simply put, I view you as a critical partner. How we collectively respond as a Nation to the emerging challenges in air, space and cyberspace will continue to shape our ability to protect our vital national interests well into the future. Your innovation and commitment to delivering cutting edge, resilient capabilities within tight fiscal constraints will enable Air Force Space Command to equip our warfighters to meet these multi-faceted challenges. 2. I look forward to meeting you and working together toward a future that continues to support American freedom of action in space and cyberspace. My top two priorities are winning today's fight while preparing for tomorrow's challenges. Both of these hinge upon strong engagement with industry. 3. My plan is to use multiple avenues to engage with you and your teams. First, we will continue and expand individual meeting opportunities for interested contractor representatives with me, my senior leadership team and our subject matter experts. We will expand AFSPC personnel participation as speakers, panel members and attendees at large scale, professional conferences and seminars that are open to the public. We also plan to grow AFSPC hosted Industry Day events where we can share information regarding our current and future requirements with you and solicit your input. Finally, I encourage your use of our Industry Engagement Portal located at http://www.afspc.af.mil/Home/AFSPC- Industry Engagements to ensure your time and effort is focused most efficiently at achieving these goals. I greatly appreciate what you bring to the fight and am excited to explore what we can accomplish together in the future. Thank you for your continued commitment to ensuring our national interests and the security of our great Nation. //signed// JOHN W. RAYMOND General, USAF Commander

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