REQUEST FOR INFORMATION: AFLCMC/WING IMAGING AND TARGETING SUPPORT FISCAL YEAR 2027 AFLCMCFY27ITSRFI-1
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AI-generated · Nov 18, 2025Market research is being conducted to identify promising candidate programs and technology efforts with projected capabilities to improve Air Force airborne GEOINT sensors and sensemaking, and to identify potential transition paths to enhance end-to-end functionality. It seeks to understand what GEOINT research has been accomplished and which technologies currently exist or could be modified to meet identified needs.
The effort focuses on three mission areas: (1) a dense threat area under constant attack from adversary ballistic and cruise missiles or attack UAVs; (2) a defendable area offering relative sanctuary beyond the umbrella of most adversary missiles or attack UAVs; and (3) a broader area that covers most of the world with positions resilient to limited adversary attack and requiring flexibility to span a range of potential future crises.
In support of the I&TS program, AFLCMC/WIN is conducting market research across industry, academia, and government agency programs. The intent is to identify promising candidate programs/technology efforts with projected capabilities that may improve current and future Air Force airborne GEOINT sensors/sensemaking and their role in enhancing the front side of end-to-end-functionality as well as identifying potential transition paths. Market research will help identify what research has been accomplished in the field of GEOINT, as well as technologies that currently exist or could be modified to fill a need. Mission Area 1 - the dense threat area which will be under constant attack from adversary ballistic and cruise missiles or attack UAVs. Mission Area 2 - the defendable area offering relative sanctuary beyond the umbrella of most adversary ballistic and cruise missiles or attack UAVs. Mission Area 3 - the broader area that covers most of the world with positionsresilient to limited adversary attack that demands flexibility to span a range of potential future crises.
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