AMC A6 AOI Amendment 4
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A PDF document (212 KB) attached to AMC/A6 Information Technology Needs Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) - Amendment 04, from the Department of the Air Force. Due Feb 26, 2031, 2:00 PM (UTC-6).
File name: AMC A6 AOI_Final_Amendment 04.pdf
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Amendment 04
07/17/2026
Area of Interest 1: Air Mobility Command (AMC) A6 – Base Information Technology Modernization – Please note that responses will only be accepted from Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs)
*All amendment changes noted in red font.
Introduction & Mission Objective
Air Mobility Command (AMC) seeks innovative partners to lead a comprehensive transformation of its Information Technology (IT) infrastructure. The current legacy environment is outdated, inefficient, and hinders the "Global Reach" mission by compromising operational speed, data sharing, and overall warfighter effectiveness. The objective is to overhaul this system by assessing existing architecture, developing a forwardlooking roadmap, and integrating modern technologies across core, cloud, and edge environments. The goal is to field a secure, scalable, and purpose-built IT infrastructure that enables data-driven, globally maneuverable airpower for modern joint warfare. The Challenge: Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities
The IT infrastructure currently supporting AMC bases suffers from several critical vulnerabilities that directly impact mission readiness:
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Operational Inefficiency: Aging hardware and antiquated software result in slow performance, frequent outages, and an unsustainable maintenance burden, diverting critical resources from mission-focused activities.
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Poor Scalability and Resilience: The rigid, on-premises infrastructure cannot scale to meet new mission demands, surge capacity, or ensure rapid recovery from disruptions.
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Degraded Warfighter Effectiveness: These combined limitations create a slow and siloed system, directly impeding the rapid, data-driven decision-making essential for projecting modern airpower.
Detailed Scope of Work, Submission & Evaluation Process The selection process will occur in two steps. Offerors are responsible for monitoring SAM.gov for any amendments to this solicitation. Step One: White Paper Submission
Submission Details & Deadlines:
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Questions Due Date: No later than 10 April 2026, at 14:00 CST. •
Q&A Matrix will be posted on the 10th following the question deadline with answers to outstanding questions.
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White Paper Due Date: On or before 12 May 2026, at 14:00 CST. •
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Q&A Matrix will be posted once the Acquisition Strategy is determined (due to potential changes resulting from questions received during Q&A period).
White Paper due date was extended after some changes brought about by the
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