2026 Robins Requirements Symposium -26 March 2026

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This document is the draft agenda for the Robins Requirements Symposium, "Robins Enterprise: Empower, Acquire, Deliver," held on Thursday, March 26, 2026, at the Century of Flight Hangar, Museum of Aviation. It outlines the schedule of events, including registration, welcome, overviews of various Air Force organizations (WR-ALC, 78 ABW, AFRC, AFLCMC, AFSC/SW), break-out sessions, a keynote address, and OEM/Prime overviews.

This agenda provides potential bidders with insight into the key organizations and leadership present at the symposium. It highlights the specific areas of focus for the event, such as "Requirements Break-Out Sessions" and "PAE Portfolio Roadmap/Vision," which may indicate future contracting opportunities. The detailed schedule of overviews and break-out sessions, including confirmed speakers and their affiliations (e.g., AFLCMC, NDIA, Boeing, Northrop Grumman), can help vendors identify relevant points of contact and understand the government's current priorities and upcoming needs within the Robins Enterprise. The break-out session topics cover a range of areas including C3I, SOF/PR, Support Equipment, Aircraft (C-130, C-5, C-17, F-15), Helicopters, Automatic Test Systems, and specific program offices like DLA/SBO and AFRC, offering a roadmap for potential engagement.

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This document is the draft agenda for the Robins Requirements Symposium, scheduled for Thursday, March 26, 2026, at the Century of Flight Hangar, Museum of Aviation. The symposium's theme is "Robins Enterprise: Empower, Acquire, Deliver." It includes a schedule of events from 0700 to 1715, featuring registration, welcome remarks, overviews from various Air Force units (78 ABW, WR-ALC, AFRC, AFLCMC), and dedicated "Requirements Break-Out Sessions" in the afternoon.

This agenda provides potential bidders with insight into the government's focus areas and key personnel involved in requirements gathering and acquisition at Robins AFB. The detailed schedule, including specific unit overviews and breakout session topics (e.g., C3I, SOF/PR C-130, Support Equipment & Vehicles, M-Code Aviation, F-15, EW, WR-ALC, AFRC), can help vendors identify relevant opportunities and prepare for discussions. The list of confirmed speakers and their affiliations offers direct points of contact for further engagement.

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This document is a "Save the Date Update" for the 2026 Robins Requirements Symposium, co-hosted by Robins AFB and the NDIA Central Georgia Chapter. The symposium is scheduled for Thursday, March 26, 2026, and will be held in person and virtually at the Museum of Aviation, Century of Flight Hangar, Robins AFB, GA.

This update informs potential attendees that conference approval is in coordination and registration is delayed. It highlights the event's purpose: to share future vision and requirements from DoD and Robins AFB leadership, which may lead to competitive business opportunities for industry. The document also mentions that additional business, marketing, and informational events are scheduled in Warner Robins from March 22-27, 2026. Interested parties are directed to www.ndiacg.com for periodic updates.

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This document is the draft agenda for the Robins Requirements Symposium, scheduled for Thursday, March 26, 2026, at the Century of Flight Hangar, Museum of Aviation. The symposium's theme is "Robins Enterprise: Empower, Acquire, Deliver."

This agenda provides potential bidders with insight into upcoming requirements and discussions relevant to Robins Air Force Base. It outlines the schedule of events, including registration, welcome remarks, overviews from various Air Force organizations (WR-ALC, AFLCMC, AFSC/SW), breakout sessions focused on specific mission areas (e.g., C3I, SOF/PR & Rotary, Support Equipment & Vehicles, EW, Armament, Automatic Test Systems), a keynote address, and a PEO Portfolio Roadmap/Vision session. The breakout sessions are further detailed with specific locations and moderators/speakers, indicating areas of focus for potential future procurements or collaborations. This information can help vendors identify opportunities and tailor their engagement strategies.