What types of research and development does AFRL/RXC prioritize?

AFRL/RXC prioritizes the development of high-performance materials, including advanced composites, metallic alloys, and protective coatings designed to withstand extreme aerospace environments.

Do I need a facility security clearance to work with AFRL/RXC?

Many research contracts within this division involve sensitive technical data or proprietary aerospace designs, making a facility security clearance highly advantageous and often mandatory for prime contractors.

How does AFRL/RXC typically structure its procurement opportunities?

The office frequently utilizes Broad Agency Announcements (BAAs) and Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) programs to solicit innovative technical solutions for specific material science challenges.

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Acquisition authority and contracting profile of AFRL/RXC.

AFRL/RXC, the Structural Materials Division of the Air Force Research Laboratory, focuses on the development and evaluation of advanced aerospace materials and structural components. The office procures research and development services, experimental testing, and material characterization support to enhance the performance and durability of Air Force weapon systems.

Hierarchy: DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE · DEPT OF DEFENSE.

Contracting officers at this office issue solicitations under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). Vendors must be registered in the federal procurement system with a valid CAGE code to receive awards.

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