Aviation Distributed Virtual Training Environment III

as of

22 June 2026 This update to the notice clarifies the

Point of Contact (POC) change originally made in the June 8, 2026 update, specifically updated the Lead Contract Specialist POC from Ms. Nicole Fosmoe to Mr. Jarod Astwood. This POC update was made on

8 June 2026 in the attachment and within the notice. No other changes have been made to this notice. Updated as of

8 June 2026 This notice has been updated to reflect a change in the

Point of Contact (POC) for the Lead Contract Specialist position, from Ms. Nicole Fosmoe to Mr. Jarod Astwood. The POC update has been made in the attachment and within the notice. No other changes have been made to this notice. The Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD), Procurement Department, at Orlando, FL, announces its intention to procure for the Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIRSYSCOM), PMA205, the Aviation Distributed Virtual Training Environment (ADVTE) III which is the United States Marine Corps (USMC) ADVTE and Tactical Environment (Ten) Subsystem combined requirement; henceforth known as ADVTE III. ADVTE is the Marine Corps Aviation’s currently implemented solution that provides integrated and networked training. ADVTE, as a persistent and integrated system-of-systems solution, currently has the capability to network various Type/Model/Series (T/M/S) Marine Corps Aviation Training System (MC ATS) training devices located across First (1D), Second (2D), Third (3D), and Fourth (4D) Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW) locations for the purposes of conducting multi-site, multi T/M/S simulated networked training missions to maintain proficiency and enhance aircrew readiness. The USMC TEn is a key software and hardware subsystem that is currently installed in nearly every USMC Aviation Training System. The USMC TEn is the current Marine Aviation’s Semi-Automated Force (SAF) / Computer Generated Forces (SAF/CGF) solution and also provides the High Level Architecture interface enabling MC ATS training devices to link with other trainers for distributed mission training. The government is open to a different SAF/CGF solution for providing this capability to meet the needs of the USMC distributed and stand-alone training