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Digital Engineering Style Guide (DESG) Review and Input

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The contract seeks expert review and feedback on the Digital Engineering Style Guide (DESG) as it pertains to modeling standards and data exchange practices specifically for propulsion systems. The work involves evaluating the technical rigor, consistency, and applicability of the guide’s specifications to ensure alignment with industry and DoD requirements for digital engineering in aerospace propulsion. The deliverables will focus on identifying gaps, recommending improvements, and validating that the standards support interoperability, accuracy, and scalability across digital design and simulation workflows. This subcontract is issued by the Department of Defense through the FA8626 Aflcmc Lpak office, with performance expected at Wright Patterson AFB. The opportunity was posted on July 24, 2026, and responses are due by August 24, 2026. The North American Industry Classification System code 541512 indicates the work falls under computer systems design and related services, emphasizing the need for technical expertise in digital engineering tools and practices. The effort is critical to standardizing propulsion system data models and ensuring seamless collaboration across contracting teams, engineering disciplines, and defense programs reliant on digital thread integration.

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Expert review of Digital Engineering Style Guide for propulsion systems’ modeling and data exchange standards.

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Department Of Defense → FA8626 Aflcmc LpakView Agency

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541512 - Computer Systems Design ServicesView NAICS

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Wright Patterson AFB, OH, USA

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Review and provide feedback on the Digital Engineering Style Guide (DESG), assessing modeling standards and data exchange practices for propulsion systems.

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