What is the purpose of AirForce regulation AFI63-138 ACQUISITION OF SERVICES?
The purpose of AFI63-138 is to establish policies and procedures for the acquisition of services in the United States Air Force.

Who is responsible for implementing and enforcing AFI63-138?
The Service Acquisition Executive (SAE) is responsible for implementing and enforcing this regulation.

What types of services are covered under AFI63-138?
AFI63-138 covers the acquisition of a wide range of services, including professional, administrative, technical, and support services.

Are there any dollar thresholds for the application of AFI63-138?
Yes, AFI63-138 applies to contracts and task orders valued at or above $10,000.

What is the process for acquiring services under AFI63-138?
The acquisition process includes requirements development, market research, solicitation, evaluation, negotiation, and award.

Are there any specific requirements for documenting requirements under AFI63-138?
Yes, all requirements must be documented in a written statement of work (SOW) or performance work statement (PWS).

Can services be acquired through simplified acquisition procedures?
Yes, simplified acquisition procedures can be used for services valued below the simplified acquisition threshold (currently $250,000).

Are there any specific considerations for contracting with small businesses under AFI63-138?
Yes, contracting officers should make efforts to maximize small business participation and comply with applicable small business subcontracting goals.

Are there any exceptions to the competitive acquisition requirements of AFI63-138?
Yes, exceptions may be granted for certain situations, such as emergencies, sole-source awards, or when a competition is deemed impractical.