CAMP-GLCA ETV DCSP.pdf

UNCLASSIFIED

8 May 2026

MEMORANDUM TO POTENTIAL OFFERORS

FROM: UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AFLCMC/EBZ

SUBJECT: Counter Air Missile Program (CAMP)-Ground Launched Counter Air (GLCA)

Enterprise Test Vehicle (ETV) Draft Solicitation Release and Industry Day

1. NEED: The Counter Air Missile Program (CAMP) Ground Launched Counter Air (GLCA)

Enterprise Test Vehicle (ETV) Acquisition team plans to enter a 10 U.S.C. 4022 Prototype

Other Transaction (OT) agreement on the Armament Directorate Rapid Response

Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO), Area of Interest, prototyping. The Government is requesting feedback from industry on the draft solicitation package and will hold an Industry

Day and One-on-One discussions with vendors on 27-28 May 2026. Intention is to release the formal solicitation in early July for contract awards NLT end of September 2026.

NOTE: This notice is not an official request for proposals. Proposals submitted in response to this notice will not be considered for award. If a formal request for proposal for this effort is pursued, it will be posted as a separate notice.

2. BACKGROUND: The Government seeks to prototype a new supersonic counter air ETV weapon class. Focus of the effort is development of an affordable, digital, open/modular, and highly producible ground launched counter air ETV to support rapid integration and demonstration of commercial or minimally modified sub-systems and components into a new missile prototype. In response to challenges posed by escalating system complexity and prolonged time-to-field cycles, the ETV effort aims to revolutionize defense development paradigms. The imperative to address these challenges swiftly is underscored by the need for agility, efficiency, and innovation to meet evolving warfighter needs. Given completion of successful prototyping and funding, the effort could lead to a follow-on Family of Affordable Mass Missiles (FAMM)-GLCA development and production program.

The Government seeks innovative solutions, strong industry partnerships, and to leverage industry expertise to manage the development and execution of solutions. The solicitation will request proposals from both prime missile vendors, as well as missile launcher system vendors.

3. INSTRUCTIONS TO INDUSTRY:

a. Vendors interested in reviewing the draft CUI Solicitation Package must contact

Section 4 POCs to receive the package via DOD SAFE.

b. Vendors are requested to send questions, comments, or other feedback regarding the draft package to the POCs listed in Section 4 via NIPR email for non-CUI comments/feedback or DOD SAFE request for CUI comments/feedback. Feedback is specifically desired on requirements, draft schedule and any other aspect of the package that may preclude vendor involvement or may be considered to create significant risk to successful program execution. Questions may be received at any time before or after Industry Day but must be received NLT COB 2 June to ensure consideration for any subsequent solicitation. Questions received prior to Industry

Day could facilitate Government preparation for Industry Day discussions.

c. Industry Day events will be on 27-28 May at the Doolittle Institute, 1140 John Sims

Pkwy, Suite 1, Niceville, FL 32578. Primary objectives of Industry Day are to:

i. Brief industry partners on the CAMP portfolio vision, GLCA mission requirements, and program acquisition strategies.

Ii. Outline key technical drivers and Modular (M-Series) Weapon approach compliance.

iii. Foster collaboration and gather market intelligence on current state-of-the-art manufacturing and weapon system integration capabilities.

d. Secret discussions in an open session with all vendors will be held on the morning of

27 May with an open Q&A. Attendance is limited to U.S. citizens representing U.S.

DoD contractors. Vendors may request 30-minute One-on-One sessions for the afternoon of 27 May or 28 May.

e. Vendors desiring to attend Industry Day events must submit a registration request via email to Section 4 POCs NLT 15 May 2026. Names that are provided after this date may not be allowed to attend the open discussion session. Include the following in your visit request:

i. Company Name and CAGE Code

Ii. Attendee name(s), title(s), and contact information (email and phone) for all attendees.

Iii. Visit requests must be submitted no later than (NLT) 15 May 2026. Individuals whose visit requests are received after this date will not be authorized to attend classified discussions. Please submit your visit request using the following format:

• SMO: International-WEPCON-26

• Visit name: CAMP Industry Day

• Dates: 5/27-5/28

• Access level: SECRET

• Reason: Symposium

• POC: Preston Bates

• 850-882-0700

a) Individuals with an approved medical device must bring their DAF110. No other devices with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi capabilities will be permitted during classified session.

b) NO NOTE TAKING is permitted during the classified session.

c) For any security related matters please contact Preston Bates at preston.bates.3.ctr@us.af.mil

Iv. Indicate interest in scheduling a One-on-One session (Yes, No). One-on-One sessions will be focused on questions/answers regarding the draft solicitation package. No concept briefings will be accepted during the one-on-ones. Note:

slots are limited and will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis with priority for the missile and launch system primes.

4. POINTS OF CONTACT: For questions regarding this announcement, please contact:

Primary Points of Contact:

Brent Barnhill, NH-04

Contracting Officer, AFLCMC/EB

Email: Brent.barnhill.1@us.af.mil

R. Garet Simmons, NH-03

Agreements/Contracting Officer, AFLCMC/EB

Email: Robert.simmons.37@us.af.mil

Secondary Point of Contact:

Norma F. Taylor, NH-04

Program Manager, GLCA CAMP

Email: norma.taylor@us.af.mil