Flight Training & Simulation
Also known as
Pilot training, flight simulation services, aviation safety training, and unmanned aircraft system (UAS) operator instruction. Flight Training & Simulation is a GSA Schedule vocabulary entry that connects federal buying behavior to a specific SIN.
Meaning in practice
611512 describes how the government structures the work, price, and risk.
Where you’ll see it
You will see it in solicitations, CLIN schedules, pricing tables, and award summaries. Example: 611512 / Human Capital.
Common confusion
People often confuse a contract type with a vehicle, a task order, or a program name.
What to do next
Check payment timing, scope, and risk allocation before you bid or price the work.
(Flight Training & Simulation) is a contract type concept federal contractors and grant writers run into across solicitations, regulations, and award filings
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611512 describes a specific contract structure that the federal government uses. For example: 611512 / Human Capital The contract type controls risk allocation, payment timing, reporting cadence, and how performance is measured — all of which affect whether the work is profitable and whether it fits a contractor's capability profile. Knowing whether a solicitation is structured as a 611512 versus another vehicle is one of the first signals of how the government expects the work to be executed and what kind of contractor they're trying to attract. Misreading the contract type can mean either over-pricing risk you don't actually carry or under-pricing risk you do. The related terms above name the adjacent vehicles 611512 most commonly competes with or rolls up under.
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611512 / Human Capital
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