PACAF - Small Unmanned Aircraft System

The U.S. Air Force, through the 766th Enterprise Sourcing Squadron, is conducting a virtual industry day to gather market research and industry feedback for the contemplated Maui Base Operations Support Services and Construction effort, which encompasses Base Operations Support (BOS) services and design-build construction projects supporting the 15th Space Surveillance Squadron on the Island of Maui. This event, scheduled for June 16–17, 2026, is strictly for information sharing and does not constitute a request for proposals, nor does it obligate the government to issue a future solicitation or award a contract. Participation is voluntary, and all costs associated with attending or responding are borne solely by the vendors. The industry day includes a general overview session followed by limited one-on-one meetings of 15 minutes each, which may extend into the second day depending on vendor participation. Registration is mandatory and must be completed by June 9, 2026, using Attachment 03, with a maximum of three representatives per company allowed. Vendors are encouraged to submit questions in advance to optimize session time. All sessions will be recorded, and transcripts along with attendance rosters will be published on SAM.gov afterward. References to Attachment 01 and Attachment 02 indicate that the Primary and Supplemental Draft Performance Work Statements outline scope requirements for IT services, engineering support, logistics functions, environmental management, and construction activities, including specific deliverables such as annual operating instructions, monthly activity reports, phase-out plans, engineering studies, and weekly ticket tracking. Performance standards require an 80% resolution rate for mission-critical IT outages within 24 hours, 95% accuracy for project documentation, and adherence to government standards without deviations unless pre-approved. Key personnel must hold at least a U.S. Secret clearance, with certain IT roles requiring Top Secret or TS/SCI clearances, and all personnel must be U.S. citizens proficient in English. The contractor must establish a Facility Security Officer, comply with the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual and local antiterrorism plans, and ensure continuous mission performance during emergencies. Contract line items include firm fixed price structures for routine services and an “over and above” CLIN for irregular work, critical spares, and travel. The contract also mandates compliance with Davis-Bacon wage rates and Service Contract Act labor categories, requires government property to be clearly marked, and asserts that all deliverables and data developed are the property of the U.S. Government. All documentation must be