This will be a panel discussion with Laser Shock Peening Engineers reviewing the process with Industry.

Overview by DCSA team on how SBs can acquire Security Clearances for the employees.

The Air Force invests years and millions of dollars to train pilots and maintainers at bases around the globe. The Air Force is interested in exploring ways to reduce the cost of training devices/methods and increasing the speed at which trainees can progress through pilot and maintainer training programs, while achieving proper retention of information. The future virtual training environment (VTE) for pilots and maintainers serves as the end-to-end content creation and delivery platform for the program.

The AF Digital Campaign Integrated Digital Environment (IDE) team (LOE #1) is holding a by-invitation workshop to establish the next instantiation of the AF IDE design. This workshop includes a review of the foundational Tech Stack as a Service (TSaaS) concept, an industry panel discussing the opportunities and challenges of the government owned TSaaS approach, and an update on parallel efforts on the Acquisition and Sustainment Data Package effort.

The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and the Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) program are competitive programs that provide grants to small businesses ready to engage in Federal Research and Development (R&D) that has the potential for commercialization. The SBIR/STTR market is an underutilized land of opportunity.

For 2021, the 64th Annual Fuze Conference has its sights set on the development, production, and performance of fuze advancements as they relate to defense and national security within the time of a global pandemic. While warfare is becoming increasingly complex, the continued and enhanced exploration of fuzing is critical. Through its facilitation of effective and productive collaboration between industry, government, and academia during classified and unclassified sessions, the Fuze Conference advances the field and art of fuzing for the benefit of our current and future warfighters.

This virtual Collider event brings the United States Air Force and the small
business community together to connect and collaborate. This enables the
opportunity for small business innovation to quickly deliver advanced
technologies to the Air Force.

The performance of the United States weapon systems must remain unmatched, ensuring that U.S. military forces have a tactical combat advantage over any adversary in any environmental situation. The Armament Directorate Systems Development Division’s mission is to harvest, mature, demonstrate and transition the best ideas into disruptive national munitions capabilities.

Only open to AFRL personnel and contractors. Part one of our two-part virtual PROACTIVATE training happens 16 March 2021 1:00-5:00pm EST.