EMXG - Maintenance Analyst Systems Support

The 402d Electronics Maintenance Group (EMXG) at Robins Air Force Base is seeking contractor support for maintenance systems and logistics management for over 70 airframes, including notable aircraft like the B-52 and F-15. The contract includes on-site project management, technical expertise in system development, and data analysis using SQL and Tableau for workload reporting. Key responsibilities involve training government personnel on various maintenance systems, enhancing efficiencies in material and commodity management, and supporting Lean and Continuous Process Improvement initiatives. Contractor personnel must have proficiencies in project management methodologies and comply with comprehensive security and operational protocols. They will submit monthly reports detailing completed tasks, training sessions, SQL queries executed, and any issues needing resolution. The contract outlines government support provisions, workspace access, safety training requirements, and the necessity for effective communication with designated government representatives. This work ensures the ongoing operational readiness of aircraft critical to U.S. defense efforts while adhering to rigorous quality and safety standards.

The government is conducting a market survey to identify sources capable of providing Maintenance Analyst Systems Support for the United States Air Force (USAF) over a five-year period, requiring personnel with a Secret security clearance. The contractor will deliver project management, program oversight, and technical support for maintenance operations across various EMXG industrial facilities. The known sole source for this effort is BI-SI Solutions, LLC. Interested contractors must respond with documentation demonstrating their capabilities, including potential partnerships or joint ventures if they lack full capacity. The government will assess interest and capabilities to determine future participation options. Both large and small businesses are encouraged to provide thorough responses to a Capability Survey, including past project experiences and government classifications. Responses must be submitted by 20 June 2025 to designated Air Force contacts in a readable format. This effort reflects the government's push for collaboration in fulfilling military operational needs through market research and industry engagement.