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ACTIVE Notice ID: AF-A1-RFI-SKED-APP-2026

Intelligent Shift Scheduler Tool Procurement | US. Air Force

★ DEPT OF DEFENSE DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE AIR FORCE DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON FA7014 AFDW PK Andrews AFB, MD, USA
DEPT OF DEFENSE
R425 – Professional, Administrative & Management Support
Sources Sought
May 28, 2026
Andrews AFB, MD, USA
541512 – Computer Systems Design
No Set aside used
June 19, 2026 9:00 PM

Executive Summary

The U.S. Air Force is procuring an Intelligent Shift Scheduler Tool to improve scheduling for 24/7 operations. This contract aims to enhance compliance with rest mandates and optimize scheduling efficiency.

⚠ Important Notice Details

Submission Requirements:

  • Any questions shall be submitted via email to the below points of contacts by 19 June 2026 at (5:00 PM EST). Proposals will be due 19 June 2026 at (5:00 PM EST).

Response Deadline: June 19, 2026 9:00 PM

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Scope & Requirements

Current scheduling for 24/7 continuous operations is largely managed via manual Excel spreadsheets, leading to sub-optimal schedule management, increased fatigue, and heavy administrative burdens on Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs). The objective is to deploy a solution that ensures compliance with rest mandates, incorporates evidence-based principles for shift scheduling, optimizes manning based on qualifications, and handles dynamic roster changes.

Compliance & Qualifications

  • Standard FAR clauses apply.

How to Prepare Your Bid

  1. Ensure your proposal addresses compliance with rest mandates and evidence-based scheduling principles.
  2. Highlight your experience in optimizing workforce scheduling and managing dynamic roster changes.
  3. Submit any questions in writing to the provided contacts before the deadline to clarify requirements.
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