Attachment 2_Supplemental Information Form_(Version MAY2025).xlsx
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- USSOCOM RFI TE 25-3: Human Machine Teaming
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- USSOCOM_RFI_TE_25-3_Human_Machine_Teaming
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United States Special Operations Command
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This document is a Supplemental Information Form for a Technical Experimentation Event (TE25-3) issued by United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). The form is designed for participants to provide detailed information about their proposed experiment, with a focus on human-machine teaming technologies and unmanned systems capabilities. Key areas of interest include capability areas such as modular NDAA-compliant UxS solutions, multi-modal unmanned systems, edge processing, autonomous operations, and various technology readiness levels ranging from basic principles (TRL 1) to proven mission-ready systems (TRL 9).
The form requires comprehensive details including experiment objectives, technology concepts, potential safety considerations, equipment specifications (such as UAS make/model, laser characteristics, communication frequencies), and operational parameters like night operations, power requirements, and potential publishing of results. Participants must address critical aspects like cyber vulnerability assessments, platform status, licensing, liability insurance, and compliance with International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) or Export Administration Regulations (EAR). The document emphasizes that incomplete submissions may result in non-consideration, and all sections marked with an asterisk (*) must be fully completed.
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Supplemental Sheet
| Technical Experimentation Event Supplemental Information Sheet | |
| Version MAY2025. All other forms are obsolete |
| Failure to complete this sheet, in its ENTIRETY, may result in non-consideration by the government for this event. | ||
| Any box that is not applicable to your experiment must be marked with, n/a or No | ||
| Version MAY2025 | All previous versions are obsolete. Older versions submitted will be rejected. | |
| DO NOT USE THIS FORM FOR ANY OTHER TE, IT WILL BE REJECTED. | ||
| If you have any questions or issues completing this form, please email: | Tech_Exp@socom.mil |
Experiment ID: Gov Use only
* 1. Experiment Name: (DO NOT use the Event name)
Brief Experiment Name: (DO NOT use the Event name)
* 2. Event Number: TE25-3
* 3. Company Name:
4. Cage Code: If none, mark as n/a
5. DUNS Number: If none, mark as n/a
* 6. Are you a small business?: Select One
* 7. Principle Investigator/PI:
* 8. PI Telephone Number: (Only use a number that will answered)
* 9. PI Email Address: (Only use an email that will be answered)
10. USSOCOM/SOF POC (If Applicable):
11. USSOCOM/SOF POC Telephone Number: (If Applicable)
12. USSOCOM/SOF POC Email Address: (If Applicable)
* 13. Capability Area of Interest (Select One): Select the Best One
* 14. Technology Readiness Level (Select One): Select One
* 15. Technology CONOP: A Concept of Operations (CONOPS) is a document that describes a proposed system or operation, outlining its characteristics and how it will be used. ensuring that all stakeholders have a shared understanding of its intended purpose, functionality, and operational context. (1270 character limit) Double click the area below to add text.
*16. Experiment Objectives: What is it you intend to prove? Objectives should be clearly stated, using specific verbs that describe the actions you will take, such as "to measure," "to analyze," "to determine," or "to test". (1200 character limit)
* 17. Do you prefer an inside and/or Outside Space: Please specify limiting environmental factors (255 character limit)
| * 18 Will you bring an Unmanned Aerial Systems/UAS: | Select One | If no is selected before moving to next section mark n/a for 18a - 18g | ||
| 18a. UAS Make, Model and Quantity: | UAS Make | Model | Qty | |
| Select | ||||
| Select | ||||
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| 18b. Do you have a current Cyber Vulnerability Assessment? | Select One | |||
| 18c. Is your platform a Program of Record (POR)? | Select One | |||
| 18d. Is there a COA for your platform at the event site? | Select One | |||
| 18e. Do you hold a current AWR, IFC, or ASR for the event site? | Select One | |||
| 18f. Do you hold a current 107 License | Select One | |||
| 18g. Do you have current Liability Insurance | Select One |
19. Responsibilities: - Participant Names/Responsibilities. Double click the area below to add text.
20. Safety: - Other potential safety issues, e.g. explosives, pyrotechnics, hazardous chemical substances, or other occupational hazards. If none mark n/a. Double click the area below to add text.
| *21. Live fire: -Does your experiment include live fire/kinetic/energetic operations? | Select One | If no is selected before moving to next section mark n/a for 21a - 21a-4 | ||
| 21a - *Live fire type: - List caliber, quantity of rounds or type & quantity of explosives? | Caliber & Type | Qty of Rounds | Explosives Type | Qty of Explosives |
| *22. Laser: - Does your experiment involve the use of lasers, to include eye safe lasers? | Select One | If no is selected before moving to next section mark n/a for 22.a - 22b | |
| 22a:. Laser Class: | Select One | 22b:. Has your laser/device received a military service verification/validation? | Select One |
| Laser wavelength: (in nanometers) | Beam diameter (FWHM) at the output | ||
| Output power in watts | Horizontal divergence, in degrees | ||
| Mode of operation (continuous wave or pulsed) | Vertical divergence, in degrees |
| *23. Vehicles: - Does your experiment require vehicles, ATVs, trucks, etc. as part of the actual experiment? | Select One | If no is selected before moving to next section mark n/a for 23a |
| 23a. - Vehicle Use: List vehicle type and use. |
(250 Character Limit)
*24. Night Operations: -Does your experiment require operating during the hours of darkness? Select One *NOTE: All efforts will be made to accommodate, however, those resources may be limited.
| *25. Communication Frequency: Are frequencies required: | Select One | If Transmitting in any way on any platform, you MUST populate this section. |
| 25a. - Frequency Band: | ||
| Antenna type: | ||
| Power transmitted: (Specify watts or dBm) | ||
| *FCC ID#: in accordance with Section 7 of the RFI: |
A current FCC STA, Experimental License, or NTIA document is required for ANY device emitting radio frequency. If you do not have a certified FCC ID or the afore mentioned temporary permission to transmit by the date of this event, you will not be permitted to transmit).
If no Freqs needed or used, mark as n/a)
| *26. Size and Weight: |
| 26a. What is the weight of your technology solution? Please specify units. If this is not applicable, type in N/A. Double click the area to right, to add text. |
| 26b. What are the physical dimensions of your technology solution? - If this is not applicable, type in N/A. Double click the area to right, to add text. |
| *27. Power: - Is there a power requirement for your technology solution? | Select One | If you need power from the TE staff this must be filled. If you are using your own generator select No, mark 27a as n/a. |
| 27a. Please specify voltage and amperage draw: | ||
| -Total Voltage: | ||
| -Total Amps: |
*28. Remote Site: - If a remote site is needed (e.g. experiment cannot take place at the main building), what support is required? (255 character limit)
| *29. Remote Power: - Is remote power required? | Select One |
| *29a. List required power (141 character limit) |
| *30. Publish: - Do you anticipate publishing the results of your experiment? | Select One |
| Publish Location: (which publication?) |
*31. International Traffic in Arms (ITAR) or Export Administration Regulations (EAR): Select One
| All items with an asterisk “*” MUST BE COMPLETED |
| Failure to complete this form, in ENTIRETY, may result in non-consideration by the government for this event. |
| Check form for accuracy before submission. |
| DO NOT attach tech briefs or White Papers in lieu of this form, they will not be accepted! |
| DO NOT submit a hand written form or alter the format of this form. IT WILL NOT BE accepted! |
| This form is submitted only as typed and digital submission |
| CONUS USE ONLY: Version MAY2025. All other forms obsolete and will be rejected |
mailto:%20Tech_Exp@socom.mil SuppTable
| Exp ID | Experiment Name | Brief Experiment Name | Event Number | Company Name | Cage Code | DUNS Number | Are you a small business | Principle Investigator/PI | PI Telephone Number | PI Email Address | USSOCOM/SOF POC (If Applicable) | USSOCOM/SOF POC Telephone Number: (If Applicable) | USSOCOM/SOF POC Email Address: (If Applicable) | Capability Area of Interest: | Technology Readiness Level | Technology CONOP: Provide a brief description of your technology, what it is, and what it does. | Experiment Objectives: What is it you intend to prove? | Do you prefer an inside and/or Outside Space: | Will you bring an Unmanned Aerial Systems/UAS | UAS Make | Model | Quantity | UAS Make | Model3 | Quantity3 | UAS Make2 | Model2 | Quantity2 | Do you have a current Cyber Vulnerability Assessment? | Is your platform a Program of Record (POR)? | Is there a COA for your platform at the event site? | Do you hold a current AWR, IFC, or ASR for the event site? | Do you hold a current 107 License? | Do you have current Liability Insurance? | Responsibilities: - Participant Names/Responsibilities. | Safety: - Other potential safety issues, e.g. explosives, pyrotechnics, hazardous chemical substances, or other occupational hazards. | Live fire: -Does your experiment include live fire/kinetic/energetic operations? | Caliber & Type | Qty of Rounds | Type of Explosives | Qty of Explosives | Laser: - Does your experiment involve the use of lasers, to include eye safe lasers? | Laser Class: | Laser wavelength: (in nanometers) | Output power in watts | Mode of operation | Has your laser/device received a military service verification/validation? | Beam diameter (FWHM) at the output | |
| (250 Character Limit) | Night Operations: -Does your experiment require operating during the hours of darkness? | Communication Frequency: Are frequencies required: | Frequency Band: | Antenna type: | Power transmitted: (Specify watts or dBm) | FCC ID#: (If none, mark as n/a) | What is the weight of your technology solution? Please specify units. If this is not applicable, type in N/A. | What are the physical dimensions of your technology solution? - If this is not applicable, type in N/A. | Power: - Is there a power requirement for your technology solution? | Total Voltage: | Total Amps: | Remote Site: - If a remote site is needed (e.g. experiment cannot take place at the main building), what support is required? | Remote Power: - Is remote power required? | List required power | Publish: - Do you anticipate publishing the results of your experiment? | Publish Location: (which publication?) | International Traffic in Arms (ITAR) or Export Administration Regulations (EAR): | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 0 | 0 | 0 | TE25-3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Select One | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Select the Best One | Select One | 0 | 0 | 0 | Select One | 0 | 0 | Select | 0 | 0 | Select | 0 | 0 | Select | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Select One | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Select One | Select One | 0 | 0 | 0 | Select One | 0 |
AddUasExpTable
| Exp ID | 1. Exp Name | Brief Experiment Name | 2. Event Number | 3. Company Name | 14a-2: UAS Make | 14a-2: Model | 14a-2: Quantity | 14b. Do you have a current Cyber Vulnerability Assessment? | 14c. Is your platform a Program of Record (POR)? | 14d. Is there a COA for your platform at the event site? | 14e. Do you hold a current AWR, IFC, or ASR for the event site? | 15. Responsibilities: - Participant Names/Responsibilities. | 16. Safety: - Other potential safety issues, e.g. explosives, pyrotechnics, hazardous chemical substances, or other occupational hazards. | *17. Live fire: -Does your experiment include live fire/kinetic/energetic operations? | 17.a Caliber & Type | 17.a Qty of Rounds | 17.a type of Explosives | 17.a Qty of Explosives |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | TE25-3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Select | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | 0 | 0 | Select One | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | TE25-3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Select | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | 0 | 0 | Select One | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | TE25-3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Select | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | 0 | 0 | Select One | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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| 14. UAS | *6. Are you a small business?: | *2. Event Number: | Technology Readiness Level | Capability Area of Interest | *14a. Qty | *21: Live fire: | 22. Laser | 22a:. Laser Class: | 22b:. Mode of operation | 19. Vehicles | 21. Communication Frequency | 23. Power | 25. remote Power | 26a. Publishing | 27. ITAR |
| Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select the Best One | Select | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One | Select One |
| NO, Mark all sub categoris as n/a then Proceed to 19 | n/a | TE25-3 | TRL 1 – Basic Principles Observed and Reported | 4.1 Modular, National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) compliant, low Size, Weight, and Power-Cost (SWaP-C) UxS Solutions. | n/a | YES, Complete All of 21 and 21a. | YES, Proceed to 22a | Class 1 | Pulsed Wave | YES, Proceed to 23a | YES, proceed to 25a | YES, Proceed to 27a | YES, Proceed to 29a | YES, Complete all of 30 | NO |
| YES, Proceed to 18a | NO | TRL 2 – Technology Concept and/or Application Formulated | 4.2 Multi-Modal, Multi-Domain Unmanned Systems and capabilities | 1 | NO, Mark all sub categoris as n/a then Proceed to 22 | NO, Mark all sub categoris as n/a then Proceed to 23 | Class 1M | Continuous Wave | NO, Mark all sub categoris as n/a then Proceed to 24 | NO, Mark all sub categoris as n/a thenproceed to 26 | NO, Mark all sub categoris as n/a then Proceed to 28 | NO, Mark all sub categoris as n/a then, Proceed to 30 | NO, Mark all sub categoris as n/a then, Proceed to 31 | EAR | |
| YES | TRL 3 – Analytical and Experimental Critical Function and/or Characteristic Proof-of-Concept | 4.3 Edge processing capacity | 2 | Class 2 | ITAR | ||||||||||
| TRL 4 – Component and/or Validation in Laboratory Environment | 4.4 Heterogeneous teaming and UAS Swarming capabilities. | 3 | Class 2M | ||||||||||||
| TRL 5 – Component and/or Validation in a Relevant Environment | 4.5 Autonomous operations for GPS-denied environments | 4 | Class 3R | ||||||||||||
| TRL 6 – System/Subsystem Model or Prototype Demo in a Relevant Environment (Ground or Space) | 4.6 First Person View (FPV) UxS and components from non-covered foreign | countries or US manufacturers only. | 5 | Class 3B | |||||||||||
| TRL 7 – System Prototype Demonstrated in an Actual Environment | 4.7 Data Transport | 6 | Class 4 | ||||||||||||
| TRL 8 – Actual System Completed and “Qualified” Through Test and Demonstration | 4.8 Voice and Data Processing | 7 | |||||||||||||
| TRL 9 – Actual System Proven Through Successful Mission Operations | 4.9 UxS Human-Machine Interface capabilities | 8 | |||||||||||||
| 4.10 Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) capabilities | 9 | ||||||||||||||
| 4.11 Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV) | 10 | ||||||||||||||
| 4.12 Counter UxS capabilities | |||||||||||||||
| 4.13 Counter Ubiquitous Technologic Surveillance (C-UTS) Technologies | |||||||||||||||
| 4.14 Blue force awareness technology | |||||||||||||||
| 4.15 High Altitude Sensor Payloads | |||||||||||||||
| 4.16 High Altitude platforms | |||||||||||||||
| 4.17 Light-weight Air Launched Glide Munition | |||||||||||||||
| 4.18 Decoy Payload for UAS or high-altitude platforms |
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