DAFPM2026-10-01 — DAF Policy Memo FYNDAA Sec 1602 Provision

DAFPM2026-10-01 governs authority, agreements, pricing, and reimbursement for space launch support to commercial entities.

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  • Publication number: DAFPM2026-10-01
  • Title: DAF Policy Memo FYNDAA Sec 1602 Provision
  • Date: 2026-05-11

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The publication addresses commercial agreements, direct and indirect cost collection, pricing methods, reimbursement limits, and command roles. It requires installation commanders to assess the national interest of requested support and permits service restrictions for operational requirements.

Applies to: This policy is applicable to United States Space Force, and Regular Air Force Delta or MAJCOM providing commercial space support or services IAW10 U.S.C. ยง 2276a.

Topics covered

  • Space launch support services
  • Commercial entity agreements
  • Direct cost reimbursement
  • Indirect cost reimbursement
  • Pricing methodology
  • Reimbursement limitations

Questions and answers

Is compliance with DAFPM2026-10-01 mandatory?

Compliance with this Memorandum is mandatory.

What must installation commanders do before providing requested support to commercial entities?

Installation commanders shall determine if requested support to commercial entities is in the national interest prior to committing to provide services. (paragraph 2)

Can installation commanders require specific services from commercial entities?

Installation commanders may mandate specific services for the commercial entities if those services contribute to the safety, security, and operational efficiency of the installation. (paragraph 2)

Can commercial launch support services be restricted?

Any agreement shall also specify that availability of services may be restricted at any time due to operational requirements. (paragraph 2)

How much can installations collect in indirect costs from a commercial entity agreement?

In accordance with these limitations per commercial entity agreement, installations may collect indirect costs limited to no more than 30% of total direct cost reimbursement. (paragraph 2)

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