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AFA Secures GSA Schedule Renewal for Mitchell Institute

The Air & Space Forces Association (AFA) recently announced a significant milestone with the renewal of its listing on the General Services Administration (GSA) schedule for another five years. This renewal ensures that government agencies will have streamlined access to the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies, reinforcing AFA's commitment to advancing aerospace power through comprehensive research and strategic insights.

The renewed status on the GSA schedule allows AFA to establish a robust partnership with government entities by facilitating a streamlined procurement process. This means pre-vetted pricing and direct access to various programs offered by the Mitchell Institute. According to Douglas Birkey, Executive Director of the Mitchell Institute, this listing will enable AFA to better serve these agencies in addressing national security challenges. He emphasized, "As the nation's premier non-partisan think tank solely dedicated to the significance of air and space power, we provide a wide array of research methodologies and established products that guide crucial decisions within the Department of Defense and Congress."

Offerings of the Mitchell Institute

Some of the valuable offerings from the Mitchell Institute include:

• - Consulting Services: With a dedicated full-time staff boasting extensive experience—including senior leadership involved in every major Department of Defense defense review since 1992.
• - Research Projects and Reports: Tailored reports distilling complex issues to educate respective audiences and propose effective solutions.
• - Workshops and Exercises: Engaging sessions such as Table-top Exercises and Wargames that harness expertise from key communities encompassing warfighters, technologists, and industries involved in innovation.
• - Educational Programs: In-depth discussions on airpower, space power, U.S. national security threats, and military design.

For inquiries regarding the GSA schedule renewal or the associated programs, organizations can contact Kamilla Gunzinger directly or visit their official page for further details.

About Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies

The Mitchell Institute represents a unique think tank that focuses exclusively on airpower and space power within the Washington, D.C. framework. As an independent, nonpartisan research organization, it is dedicated to delivering innovative and factual research, analysis, and policy alternatives aimed at informing decision-makers, industry experts, and the public about national security matters pertaining to air and space domains. They offer profound insights into essential issues through research reports and policy papers covering a broad scope of topics. The institute often hosts cutting-edge workshops and wargames and promotes expert discussions through numerous community activities, ranging from symposiums to round table discussions. Moreover, it engages leading figures in air and space initiatives via an acclaimed webinar series and a highly regarded weekly podcast.

About Air & Space Forces Association (AFA)

Founded in 1946, the AFA is an independent, non-profit association committed to advocating for investment and support for the U.S. Air Force and Space Force while also supporting their personnel and families. As the largest entity of its kind focused on air and space power, the AFA encompasses more than 120,000 members and over 200 chapters worldwide. Their mission is to promote formidable U.S. Air and Space Forces as a foundation for a robust national defense, honor and support active personnel and their families, and respect the enduring legacy of air and space service.

This renewal of the GSA schedule marks a pivotal moment for the AFA and the Mitchell Institute, promising even more contributions to aerospace research and national security strategies in the years to come.