The Aerospace Technology Evaluation and Assessment (ATEA) program will provide research and engineering for the technical requirements of the Air Force Research Laboratory and Aeronautical Systems Center. By employing and/or generating state-of-the-art modeling, simulation, and analysis tools and techniques, ATEA will provide: research, development, demonstration, integration and transition of new air vehicle technologies and modeling, analysis and evaluation of current and future warfighter capabilities. The program encompasses a broad spectrum of research and development activities and includes the development, maturation, assessment, and integration of aerospace vehicle technologies including, but not limited to: vehicle flight management systems; control theory; cooperative control; autonomous control; integrated guidance/navigation control; operator vehicle interfaces; vehicle configuration and aerodynamic performance; multidisciplinary design; multifunctional structures and systems; adaptive structures and sytems; thermal management; sensor and effector systems; conventional and non-conventional weapon systems; observability; affordability; system engineering. Questions of a technical nature should be directed to Dan Caudill, Program Manager, at 937-904-6548 or Dan.Caudill@wpafb.af.mil. Questions of a contractual nature should be directed to Traci Schafer, Contracting Officer, at 937-255-8958 or Traci.Schafer@wpafb.af.mil.