The U.S. Army is seeking market feedback on the design, development, delivery, and sustainment of two Level‑7 flight‑training devices – a CH‑47F and a UH‑60M – for the Royal Saudi Land Forces. The effort includes full system integration, real‑time interoperability with legacy simulators, on‑site logistics support, and compliance with export‑control and environmental hardening requirements. Vendors must outline technical approaches, cost drivers, build‑location strategies, and plans for obtaining OEM interface data without government‑furnished information.
• Provide a technical approach for real‑time interoperability among the CH‑47F FTD, CAE UH‑60L OFT, and Boeing AH‑64E v4 LCT, including architecture, protocols, and middleware.
• Detail build‑location options (CONUS, partial CONUS with Saudi final assembly, or fully in‑country), associated schedules, facilities, risks, and required visas/Agama clearances.
• Submit a cost‑breakdown ROM covering design, production, integration, two‑year on‑site Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) plus an optional third year, and identify major cost drivers.