Gulfstream Flight Attendant Egress Simulation Training (FY28-32)

The 763rd Enterprise Sourcing Squadron is seeking qualified sources to provide comprehensive flight attendant training services for the USAF’s Gulfstream V (C-37A) and Gulfstream 550 (C-37B) aircraft, with a primary focus on emergency egress procedures and equipment operations as outlined in the USAF Cabin Operating Manual. The training must cover a broad range of critical emergency scenarios including aircrew flight equipment egress, firefighting, ditching, aircraft systems, hazardous materials handling, in-flight illness response with CPR/AED, and water survival, all delivered through professional classroom instruction and simulation-based drills using aircraft-specific mock-ups that meet strict operational readiness standards. All training content must be directly aligned with the USAF COM and relevant Air Force directives, and instructors must possess prior military aviation experience to ensure operational relevance and technical accuracy. The contract is structured under a Firm Fixed Price model with an anticipated period of performance spanning from January 2028 through December 2032, and performance is measured by strict thresholds, including 98% operational functionality of all required training equipment across every session. All deliverables, including the Contractor Course Materials/FA Training Plan and Training Accomplishment Reports, are defined by Data Item Descriptions and become the exclusive property of the Government upon submission. Training services must be conducted at the contractor’s facility, with no physical delivery required, and invoicing must be submitted electronically via WAWF to AMC/A3TA within 30 business days of course completion, supported by AF IMT 1522 and student critique forms. Contractors are required to comply with stringent information handling protocols, including marking and safeguarding Controlled Unclassified Information under DoDI 5200.48, enforcing non-disclosure agreements for all personnel within five days of task order award, and adhering to organizational conflict of interest provisions. Labor hours must be reported annually through SAM, and all personnel must meet safety compliance standards across federal, state, and Air Force regulations. The solicitation is a sources-sought notice under NAICS code 611519 with a $21 million small business size standard, requiring offerors to submit a maximum ten-page capability statement detailing their experience, proposed scope of work, and intent to respond to the formal solicitation, with submissions due via email by May 28, 2026.