INSTALLATION AND MISSION SUPPORT WEAPONS AND TACTICS CONFERENCE (I-WEPTAC) INDUSTRY DAY

Solicitation Number: 2019_I-WEPTAC_Industry_Day The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center (AFIMSC) Commander will host the 3rd Annual Installation and Mission Support Weapons and Tactics Conference (I-WEPTAC) Conference April 8-10, 2019. This conference will focus on the energy and creativity of our young warfighters on the toughest challenges the Air Force is facing in combat support. The theme of the 2019 I-WEPTAC is "The Installation Weapons System in Multi-Domain Operations." This conference will bring together hundreds of warfighters from the Air Force to discuss current and future issues, and provide solutions to potential topic/mission scenarios. The culminating event will be the Final Outbrief which will be presented to the over 50 General Officers and Senior Executive Service Civilians from 1-star to 4-star ranks. In addition, multiple Mission Support Group Commanders and Senior Enlisted Leaders form all Active Duty Air Force Bases will be in attendance along with several hundred attendees from the local Installation and Mission Support Center Staff. A highlight of the conference activities is the chance for these attendees to engage with industry during the 9 April, 2019 Industry Day events. The mission of AFIMSC is to deliver globally integrated combat support and shape the foundation of America's Air, Space, and Cyberspace power. AFIMSC is one team around the globe revolutionizing combat support. The AFIMSC cross-functional team provides globally integrated management, resourcing and combat support operations for Airman and family services, base communications, chaplain, civil engineering, contracting, logistics readiness, public affairs, security forces and financial management programs. The topics that will be presented during the conference are: 1. Command & Control of the Installation as a Weapons System - Today's Air Force does not possess the doctrine, organizational structure, or standardized and integrated common operating picture to enable command and control of the installation as a weapons system in the current or future fights. Objectives of working group - - Propose Installation C2 doctrine for Annex 3-30 - Design organization structure for installation C2 - Propose an integrated C2 node - Develop requirements for a common operating picture that will link all requisite elements of operations and installation support to enable decision makers at all levels. 2. Integrating Technology for the Installation We Need - Today's Agile Combat Support (ACS) paradigms lack the technology needed to support tomorrow's Air Force We Need (AFWN). Objectives of working group - - Recommend doctrinal and policy changes to improve acquisition, accountability, and oversight of integrated technology - Mitigate the gap between disparate data sources and decision-makers to enable multi-domain operations against high-end threats - Enhance the support "tail" necessary to enable the operational "tooth" in tomorrow's AFWN 3. Integration of Training & Technology Across Multi-Domain Operations - The Air Force lacks comprehensive multi-domain training integrating Mission Support and Operational objectives. Objectives of working group - - Identify a method to validate Mission Support multi-domain tactics and how these tactics directly impact operational execution - Identify a process to compile and distribute mission support operational and tactical friction points - Identify venues for hands on tactical training for the multi-domain force 4. Logistics Under Attack - The Air Force has inadequate contingency plans to identify, respond, recover, and continue to operate through enemy multi-domain attacks on logistics supply systems. Objectives of working group - - Analyze current logistics/mission cyber system vulnerabilities in CDO environment - Identify logistics system requirements to support Dynamic Force Employment (DFE) operations - Evaluate adequacy of logistics lines of communication - Communication/ push vs pull supply systems - Transportation (inter/intra theater) - Specifically logistics/supply chain resiliency and adequacy - Develop solutions/COAs to: - Build logistics system resiliency in DFE ops - Sustain logistics support in CDO - Develop PACE plan for logistics lines of communication AFIMSC is looking for contractors who provide services to fulfill the mission of AFIMSC to participate in the Industry Day and social on April 9, 2019. Exhibit space is limited. There are instructions to exhibitors on the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) registration website. Please read and follow these instructions. The point of contact for this Industry Day is Bonnie Hopke and she can be reached at 210-262-1662 or b.hopke@fpm-remediations.com. Registration website is: https://www.regonline.com/builder/site/?eventid=2545091 AFIMSC will be conducting an Industry Briefing of the goals and objectives of the enterprise over the next 5-10 years on April 9, 2019, 9:00 - 11:00, at the IAAFA Auditorium at the corner of Carswell Ave and Selfridge Ave, Joint Base San Antonio Lackland. All Industry Day exhibitors and sponsors are invited to the briefing. Vendors who are not attending the Industry Day all also invited to the briefing. Space is limited and only two people per company will be able to attend. If you are attending the AFIMSC Industry Briefing only and not the SAME Industry Day, the point of contact is Mary Urey and she can be reached at mary.urey@us.af.mil Please note the AFIMSC Industry Briefing and the SAME Industry Day are two different events. If you are attending both, please register at the SAME website. If you are only attending the AFIMSC Industry Briefing, please register with Mary Urey at mary.urey@us.af.mil Both the AFIMSC Industry Briefing and the SAME Industry Day are being held on Joint Base San Antonio, Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. A map for both events can be found at the SAME registration website. All attendees must have a military ID, CAC card, or visitor's pass to obtain access to the base. For those participants that needs a visitors pass, we MUST receive your personal information for Security Forces no later than March 22, 2019. We will need your name, company name, date of birth, driver's license number and state of issuance. Contracting Office Address: 2261 Hughes Ave Suite 164 Lackland AFB, Texas 78236 United States Primary Point of Contact: Mary S. Urey mary.urey@us.af.mil Phone: 210-395-8907