NextGen SRS Reverse Industry Day Presentation_20JAN2026_(FINAL_FOR DISTRO).pdf

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Attached to: NextGen Submarine Rescue Reverse Industry Day (Updated 26 January 2026)
Solicitation number: N00024-25-R-6125-Updated
Issued by: Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command

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This document is a presentation and agenda for the Undersea Special Mission Systems Industry Day 2026, a Reverse Industry Day event hosted by the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and Program Management System (PMS) 390.

The event is scheduled for January 20-21, 2026, and focuses on submarine rescue capabilities and next-generation systems. Day one includes registration, opening remarks from RADM Rucker (PEO SSN), CAPT McGlone (PMS 390), and Matthew Hedrick (NAVSEA 02 PCO), followed by presentations on the legacy submarine rescue system and next-generation focus areas by Curt Cunningham (Submarine Rescue PAPM) and Erik Moore (New Technologies PAPM). An open question session and one-on-one meetings (30-minute sessions) between industry and government representatives comprise the bulk of both days. PMS 390's mission is to support U.S. underwater warriors by providing unparalleled special mission capabilities to operate faster, deeper, and safer. Current operational assets include the Submarine Rescue System (SRS), Assessment/Underwater Work System (AUWS), SRS-Rescue Capable System (SRS-RCS), SRS-Transfer Under Pressure (SRS-TUP), and Light Weight Mooring System (LWMS). The primary focus for next-generation submarine rescue is achieving 24/7/365 worldwide submarine rescue capability with a 72-hour time to first rescue (TTFR) threshold. Secondary focuses include commercial air transport capability on standard commercial airframes, significant reduction in planes required, improved operational availability, minimized maintenance and sustainment costs, and maximized interoperability across global submarine rescue systems. The government emphasizes that remarks during the industry day are informational only and do not constitute acquisition commitments; formal solicitations will be issued through the System for Award Management website (sam.gov) in accordance with federal procurement laws.

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CUI//REL to PMS390, Industry Day 2024

CUI//REL to PMS390, Industry Day 2024UNCLAS//CUI, Reverse Industry Day 2026

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Undersea Special Mission Systems Industry Day

Welcome Everyone

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January 20th

• 0830 – 0900 Registration

• 0900 – 0930 Welcome and Opening Remarks (RADM Rucker PEO SSN, CAPT McGlone PMS 390 &

Matthew Hedrick NAVSEA 02 PCO)

• 0930 – 1000 Legacy Submarine Rescue System & Next Generation Submarine Rescue Focus

Areas (Curt Cunningham Submarine Rescue PAPM & Erik Moore New Technologies PAPM)

• 1000 – 1020 Short Break

• 1030 – 1100 Open Question Session

• 1100 – 1200 Break / Lunch (Dining Facilities are within walking distance of the meeting facilities)

• 1200 – 1600 Industry and Government one-on-one Meetings (30 min sessions)

January 21st

• 0830 – 0900 Registration

• 0900 – 1430 Industry and Government one-on-one Meetings (30 min sessions)

Agenda

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Disclaimer

• Remarks by Government officials during the Industry Day are for informational purposes only and should not be construed as a commitment of a future course of action or acquisition. The informational briefings shared today reflect current Government intentions and are subject to change based on a variety of circumstances.

• A formal solicitation issued in accordance with federal procurement laws and regulations will communicate the Government’s requirements and will solicit proposals from prospective contractors.

The Government will provide public notice of any formal Request for Proposal using the System for Award Management website (https://sam.gov). 3

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Introductions/Opening Statements

• Please turn Off or silence all cell phones

• Official questions shall be submitted using the QR code provided

• Please keep oral questions during the presentation to a minimum

• Presentations will be posted on https://sam.gov. Hard copies will not be provided

• One-on-one engagement will be held after this briefing;

schedule of one-on-one engagements has been posted at the front

• Lunch – No lunch will be provided but Dining Facilities are within walking distance

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PMS 390 Undersea Special Mission Systems Submarine Rescue

Mission Support our nation's elite underwater warriors by providing unparalleled special mission capabilities to ensure success and survival in the most demanding environments worldwide.

Vision Field innovative US special mission capabilities to operate faster, deeper, safer.

Going where others won't.

Operating where others can't.

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Overview of Current US Submarine Rescue System & Next Generation Submarine Rescue Focus Areas

Falcon-1, Pressurized Rescue Module (PRM)

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CONOPs Overview

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Submarine Rescue and Intervention Assets

SRS

AUWS

Operational

SRS-RCS

Operational

SRS-TUP

Operational

SRS: Submarine Rescue System AUWS: Assessment/Underwater Work System (ROV, SILOS) SRS-RCS: Submarine Rescue System - Rescue Capable System SRS-TUP: Submarine Rescue System - Transfer Under Pressure ROV: Remotely Operated Vehicle SILOS: Side looking Sonar System LWMS: Light weight Mooring System

ROV Intervention Capability

Rescue Capability Recompression/ Decompression

SILOS

Operational

LWMS

Operational

Mooring CapabilitySearch/Localization Capability • 180 to 2000 FSW

• DISSUB internal pressure up to 5 ATA

• Mate with common NATO rescue seat ≤ 45 degrees

• 2 Tenders + 16 Rescuees per sortie

• Treatment up to 6 ATA

• Decompression capacity for 62 personnel

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Objective

• 24/7/365 worldwide submarine rescue to meet 72-hour Time to First Rescue

(TTFR)*

Threshold

• Support of all U.S. submarine sea trials with 72-hour TTFR*

• 24/7 worldwide unplanned response with 96-hour TTFR* with SRDRS

• 24/7 partnered worldwide submarine rescue capability to meet 96-hour

TTFR* during times when a global system (U.S. or partner) is not available (maintenance/exercises)

• Transfer Under Pressure (TUP) capability to support rescue from a pressurized submarine

Rescue Mission Objective

*TTFR within design and logistical capabilities of the systems; distance from airport and seaport, VOO availability, sea state, depth of water, and angle of submarine are major factors.

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Primary Focus

• 24/7/365 worldwide submarine rescue to meet 72-hour Time to First Rescue

(TTFR)*

Secondary Focus

• Commercial air transport capable on standard commercial airframes

• Significant reduction in number of planes required

• Operational Availability

• Minimizing maintenance and sustainment costs

• Maximizing interoperability across global submarine rescue systems

Next Generation Submarine Rescue

*TTFR within design and logistical capabilities of the systems; distance from airport and seaport, VOO availability, sea state, depth of water, and angle of submarine are major factors.

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Overview

• Primary focus of this event

• 30 Minutes

• Open discussion

• Only Gov’t Representatives and each organization’s representatives. UK/AUS representatives will also be present during one-on-ones where permissible

• Any documents submitted by Reverse Industry Day participants to the Government must clearly identify and properly mark any proprietary, trade secrets, and/or business sensitive information. If any information is subject to applicable export control laws, it must be clearly identified and properly marked. The Government will not be liable for any information not properly marked and clearly identified with restrictions. Proprietary information will be safeguarded and handled in accordance with applicable Government statutes and regulations. Participants are responsible for communicating any disclosure restrictions to the Government.

Purpose

• Provide an opportunity for each organization’s representatives to inform the government how to best execute

Submarine Rescue in the future

• Focus should be on specific recommendations and solutions

• Your recommendations will help inform the government as it decides how to best proceed with the Next

Generation Submarine Rescue Program

Industry and Gov’t “One-On-One’s”

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Please submit your questions by scanning the QR code

Q&A

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated Mar 16, 2026.