Call for Solutions for Portable Electronic Conspicuity Devices

Background
The Government, in support of the Office of the Under Secretary of War for Acquisition and Sustainment (OUSD(A&S)), is issuing this Call for Solutions (C4S) against Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) W58RGZ-26-S-C001-0004 under the authority of 10 U.S.C. § 3458.

The purpose of this effort is to identify, assess, and rapidly procure portable electronic conspicuity devices that broadcast on 978 MHz Universal Access Transceiver (UAT) while providing appropriate levels of anonymity needed for sensitive missions conducted by low-flying military aircraft. This aligns with the Department of War's strategic objective of ensuring safe airspace integration while maintaining operational security. The Government reserves the right to alter or cancel this call at any time and will not pay for any information or administrative costs incurred in responding to this Call.

Work Details
The Call seeks innovative commercial portable electronic conspicuity devices that meet the following specifications:
- Core Capability: Portable electronic conspicuity broadcasting on 978 MHz UAT.
- Anonymity: Configurable features that provide appropriate levels of anonymity (e.g., masking specific registration/tail numbers) to protect sensitive missions while still alerting UAS to the presence of an aircraft.
- System Architecture: A robust technology stack with clear integration capabilities with existing military and FAA systems.
- Security & Compliance: Strict data protection measures, cybersecurity compliance, and adherence to relevant transmission security protocols.

Period of Performance
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Place of Performance
Responses are expected from organizations capable of delivering solutions that meet the outlined requirements, with no specific geographic location mentioned.

Bidder Requirements
To be eligible for a potential award, offerors must possess a Unique Entity ID and have an active, approved registration, possess an approved CAGE code, and meet required DoD cybersecurity assessments (e.g., NIST SP 800-171). Offerors must also perform an Organizational Conflict of Interest (OCI) analysis and submit results with their submission.