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HH-60W Degraded Visual Environment System(DVES) - FA8552-26-R-B001

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The United States Air Force is seeking a system to mitigate the risks associated with Degraded Visual Environments (DVE) for the HH-60W Jolly Green II helicopter, requiring a comprehensive solution that enables real-time hazard detection during both enroute and terminal flight phases. The Degraded Visual Environment System (DVES) must function reliably under a wide range of challenging conditions including smoke, smog, snow, night-time sand or dust storms, and aircraft-induced brownout and whiteout scenarios, delivering clear, actionable visual cues to cockpit and cabin displays. This effort encompasses the full lifecycle of the system including design, development, testing, integration, procurement, installation, and deployment of DVES kits, with all non-recurring engineering efforts required to adapt the system to the HH-60W platform. The anticipated contract spans a 24-month base period with the potential to extend up to eight years through one ordering period and five option periods, allowing for scalable production and support. The solicitation, identified as FA8552-26-R-B001, was posted on July 10, 2026, with proposals due by October 8, 2026, and is managed by the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center based at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. No set-aside provisions apply, and the North American Industry Classification System code 336411 corresponds to aircraft manufacturing. Primary point of contact is Theresa Younce, Contract Specialist, with Millie Danko serving as the Contracting Officer for inquiries and coordination.

General Info

Air Force seeks DVE system for HH-60W helicopter to detect hazards in adverse visual conditions through full lifecycle development and integration.

Agency

Department Of Defense → FA8552 Aflcmc WiuView Agency

NAICS

336411 - Aircraft ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

GA, USA

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FA855226RB001+RFP+Attachment+6++Present+and+Past+Performance+Questionnaire.cfb

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FA855226RB001 Attachment 22 Special Packaging Instructions

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FA8552-26-R-B001 HH-60W Combat Rescue Helicopter DVES System Requirements Document

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FA855226RB001 RFP Section L Instructions to Offerors

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Attachment 7 Transmittal Letter

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FA855226RB001 RFP Attachment 11 Cost Model

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FA855226RB001 Cost Price Spreadsheet Attachment

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FA855226RB001 RFP Attachment 10 VPP DART-TCIR Chart

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FA855226RB001 - Request for Proposal for HH-60W Degraded Visual Environment System

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Attachment 3 Past Performance Information Instructions

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FA855226RB001 RFP Section M Source Selection and Evaluation Criteria

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Client Authorization Letter Attachment 8

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Attachment 9 Subcontractor Consent Form

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FA8552-26RB001 Delivery Schedule Attachment 23

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Attachment 5 Cross Reference Matrix

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Attachment 1 Instructions to Register a PIEE Account

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Attachment 9 Subcontractor and Teaming Member Consent Form

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FA8552-26-R-B001 HH-60W Combat Rescue Helicopter DVES Performance Work Statement

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FA855226RB001 Cost Price Spreadsheet Attachment

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FA855226RB001 RFP Attachment 2 How to Post Offer on PIEE

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FA855226RB001 RFP Attachment 11 Cost Model

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FA855226RB001+RFP+Attachment+18+Solicitation+DD254.pdf

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FA855226RB001 AFMC Form 807 Quality Assurance Provisions

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Attachment 5 Cross Reference Matrix

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Attachment 4 FACTS Sheet

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Attachment 13 Pre-Award Survey of Prospective Contractor Accounting System

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RFP FA8552-26-R-B001 Client Authorization Letter Attachment 8

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FA855226RB001 RFP Attachment 10 VPP DART-TCIR Chart

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA8552 Aflcmc Wiu
Contacts2 people available
OfficeROBINS AFB, GA, 31098-1670, USA
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Office AddressROBINS AFB, GA, 31098-1670, USA
Contacts
Theresa Younce Contract Specialist
Millie Danko Contracting Officer

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Description of Anticipated Requirement:


The United States Air Force (USAF) has a need to field a system capable of addressing the issues posed by Degraded Visual Environments (DVE). The HH-60W DVES solution shall provide real-time hazard detection in both enroute and terminal areas, displaying this information clearly on cockpit and cabin displays. It shall be designed to function effectively in a variety of DVE, including those created by ambient/aritificial conditions such as smoke, smog, snow, night sand/dust, etc and aircraft-induced conditions such as brownout/whiteout. This effort will consist of the material solution and all non-recurring engineering required to install a DVE solution on to the HH-60W Jolly Green II helicopter, including the design, development, testing, integration, procurement, installation, and deployment of the DVES kits. 


Anticipated Contract Period of Performance:
One (1) base period of twenty-four (24) months with One (1) Ordering Period and One (1) Option to turn on Ordering Periods 2-6. This establishes an total potential period of performance of eight (8) years.

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