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Bomber Supplemental Trainer for Aircrew Readiness (BSTAR) Production Other Transaction SBIR Phase III

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FA68002690002Federal

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The Bomber Supplemental Trainer for Aircrew Readiness (BSTAR) Production Other Transaction SBIR Phase III is a Department of Defense initiative managed by the FA6800 Aficc 767 Esf. This program focuses on improving the proficiency of B-1 bomber aircrew by utilizing a high-tempo, low-cost supplemental trainer to enhance foundational airmanship, instrument proficiency, and crew coordination. By integrating innovative training solutions and comprehensive curricula, the program aims to increase operational efficiency and sustain readiness for aviators throughout their careers within the Air Force Global Strike Command. This contract is designated as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 611512, with performance taking place in Fort Johnson, Louisiana. Data collected regarding training outcomes and airmanship trends will be used to determine the future sustainment and potential enterprise-wide scaling of the BSTAR Companion Trainer Program. The effort aligns with broader United States Air Force strategic objectives to optimize the operational capabilities of the B-1 bomber fleet.

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Contract Value

$78,005,931.51

NAICS

611512 - Flight Training

Place of Performance

Fort Johnson, LA, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA6800 Aficc 767 Esf
Contacts2 people available
OfficeBARKSDALE AFB, LA, 71110-2269, USA
Office AddressBARKSDALE AFB, LA, 71110-2269, USA
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Capt Grant Wilson

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The BSTAR program is designed to enhance the proficiency of bomber aircrew by integrating innovative training solutions, implementing comprehensive training curricula, and addressing unique operational challenges within the B-1 bomber community. It is intended to enhance and sustain foundational airmanship, instrument proficiency, and crew coordination skills outside the primary Mission Design Series (MDS), using a high-tempo, low-cost supplemental trainer. Performance data, training outcomes, and airmanship development trends from this effort will inform decisions regarding sustainment, scaling, and potential enterprise implementation of a steady-state BSTAR Companion Trainer Program. This initiative aligns with USAF strategic objectives to improve B-1 aircrew operational efficiency across its bomber fleet. This program will aim to aid the B-1 aviators through supplemental training throughout the aircrew members’ careers within AFGSC.

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