STEP 1: 
EDUCATE Yourself on How to Do Business with the Government

STEP 2:
Define Your PRODUCT/SERVICE and IDENTIFY Your MARKET

STEP 3:
Register Your Company to do Business with Government

STEP 4:
Find Government OPPORTUNITIES

STEP 5:
Ready to PROPOSE

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Mr. Ronald Hobbs
Director of AFSC Small Business Office

Ms. Stacy Cochran
Source Development Specialist – Tinker AFB

Ms. Crystal Reid
Small Business Professional – Tinker AFB

Ms. Jessica Vinyard
Copper Cap Intern (Rotating) – Tinker AFB

Mr. Lynn Garrett
Director, Hill Small Business Office – Hill AFB

Ms. Tracey Beringer
Source Development Specialist – Hill AFB

Ms. Elizabeth “Beth” Shackelford
Small Business Professional – Hill AFB

Mr. Tim Inman
Director, Robins Small Business Office – Robins AFB

Ms. LaVetta Williams
Small Business Professional – Robins AFB

Mr. Randy Miller
Source Development Specialist – Robins AFB

Mr. Randy “Shon” Stevenson
Small Business Professional – Hill AFB

Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)

DoD Small Business Policy

Air Force Sustainment Center

AFSC Contracting DoDAAC List

Doing Business with the Department of Defense

Government Capabilities Statement Tips

AF Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)

AF Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR)

Potential Business Opportunities Website

Construction:

Tinker Multiple Award Construction Basic Ordering Agreement

Air Force Source Approval Request (SAR)

A qualification process the AF utilizes to qualify sources of supply or repair

***ATTENTION SAR PACKAGE SUBMITTING***

Request all SAR packages be submitted electronically through DOD SAFE https://safe.apps.mil/. DoD SAFE is a safe option for large files. If you have a PKI certificate you can send directly to the POCs below; if you do not then “request a drop-off” by sending an email message to:

Tinker AFB SARS:   429SCMS.SASPO.Workflow@us.af.mil or
stacy.cochran@us.af.mil

Hill AFB SARS: tracey.beringer@us.af.mil

Robins AFB SARS:  randy.miller.22@us.af.mil

Include your email and subject line: “Request a drop off”.  The “Request for drop off” will be sent and you will use it to submit the SAR package.

PROPULSION SARs

**NOTICE**  After 31 July 2020, SAR packages for Propulsion must use the format in MQR-PSD-1 Rev 2 (29 Oct 2019) and RQR-PSD-1 Rev 3 (28 Jan 2020). The format found in previous versions of the MQR-PSD-1 Rev 1 and RQR-PSD-1 Rev 2 will no longer be accepted after 31 July 2020.

• SAR Propulsion Training
  • Company Profile Template
  • SAR Template
  • Instructions for SAR and Company Profile Templates
• USAF Propulsion Manufacture Spare, MQR-PSD-1
• USAF Propulsion Repair, RQR-PSD-1

848 SCMG SARs

**NOTICE**  848 SCMG has established a new Manufacture QR. SAR packages for 848 MFG items must use the format at 848 SCMG MQR 17 Aug 2020.  The RQR-848  dated 7 June 2017 is used for Supply Chain Repair SAR packages.

• Repair/Remanufacture Qualification Requirement RQR-848
• Manufacture Qualification Requirement 848 SCMG MQR 17 Aug 2020

Guidance/Instructions/Links

• AFMCI23-113
• AFMCI21-112
• Supply Chain Management Strategic Alternate Sourcing Program Office (SASPO)
• Engineering Data Requests or Technical Order Data Request Procedures – click here and see Vendor Resources

    Air Force Success Stories template

• Dynamic Small Business Search (DSBS)

• Procurement Technical Assistant Centers  

• SAM.gov 

• Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA)

• Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA)

• Defense Logistics Agency (DLA)

• General Services Administration (GSA)

• NETCENTS-2

• OASIS

• Air Force Installation Contracting Center (AFICC) link