Enterprise Air Route Surveillance Radar Replacement Sources Sought Request of Information

Enterprise Air Route Surveillance Radar Replacement Sources Sought Request of Information
This amendment updates the rfi response date to 21 october 2026 at 5pm et. all other items remain unchanged.
government request for sources sought information
for the
enterprise air route surveillance radar replacement
distribution statement c: distribuition authorized to u.s. government agencies and their contractors administrative or operational use (23 sep 26). other requests for this document shall be referred to aflcmc/esar.
warning: this document may contain technical data within the definition contained in the international traffic in arms
regulations (itar), and as such is subject to the export control laws of the u.s. government. transfer of this data by any means
to a foreign person, whether in the u.s. or abroad, without a valid export license or prior written approval from the department
of state, is prohibited by the arms export control act (title 22, u.s.c, section 2751 et seq.) or executive order 12470. violation
of these export laws is subject to severe criminal penalties.
destruction notice: destroy by any method that will prevent disclosure or reconstruction of the document.
controlled by: aflcmc/esar
cui category: general procurement and acquisition distribution/dissemination
control: statement c
poc: vincente collins, vincente.collins@us.af.mil
this is a request for information (rfi) in accordance with rfo 15.101(c). this rfi is issued to identify industry partners with capability to replace the current air route surveillance radar version 4 (arsr-4) radars.
the government is planning the air route surveillance radar replacement (arsr-r) program to replace arsr-4 systems across multiple fixed radar sites. the government is seeking information from industry regarding capable, reliable, and sustainable radar solutions to support this long-term enterprise modernization. there are two (2) controlled unclassified information items. the performance specifications cited in the srd for range, probability of detection, resolution and accuracy are the standard faa requirements for long range radars used for controlling aircraft in enroute airspace.
this sources sought rfi is the initial step to engage industry and foster a collaborative relationship between the government team and vendors to share perspectives on future acquisitions.
controlled unclassified information
there are two (2) controlled unclassified information items as part of this sources sought rfi:
1. cui arsr-r rfi
2. cui arsr replacement model_rev a_20260922
to receive the cui documents please send your company name and cafe code to: capt ryan weitgenant, ryan.weitgenant.1@us.af.mil and cc: ms. julide tolek, julide.tolek@us.af.mil. if your company is non-us based, please send proof of export licenses in accordance with international traffic in arms regulations (itar).