Raptor Helmet Mounted Display & Cueing System (RHMDCS)
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The solicitation for the Raptor Helmet Mounted Display & Cueing System (RHMDCS), identified by solicitation number FA8611-WPAFB-HMD, has been officially cancelled as of October 12, 2016. The Department of the Air Force will most likely not move forward with acquiring this Helmet Mounted Display & Cueing System for the F-22 Raptor during the federal fiscal year 2017. This cancellation means there is no obligation or commitment by the government to award a contract or pursue this requirement in the future. If the Air Force opts to revisit this program later, any new solicitation or update will be posted on the Federal Business Opportunities website. Key contact personnel for this solicitation included Contracting Officer Rebecca A. Johnson and Contract Specialist Stephen M. Rost, with contact details provided. The project fell under the NAICS code 336411, which relates to aircraft manufacturing. Details about the place of performance or the specific agency office were not specified in the documentation. The cancellation notice was issued as a pre-solicitation action, indicating that the opportunity to respond has been formally withdrawn.
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