Req Summary - AMTC-20-02-PR.XLSX

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Attached to: Aviation and Missile Technology Consortium (AMTC) Other Transaction Agreement-AMTC-20-02
Solicitation number: AMTC-20-02
Issued by: Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal

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AMTC-20-02

	Objective
Area	Requirement	Prototype

Requirement

Title	Requirement
	GM	GM-20-02-01	Advance Radar Threat System (ARTS) V4

The Advanced Range Threat Systems (ARTS) program office is seeking proposals for the development of a modern, single platform, short range, tactical, mobile surface-to-air (SAM) missile threat simulator fieldable prototype/Production Representative Article (PRA). This specific threat training is important to fifth generation and rotary aircraft. The US Air Force Air Combat Command has a need to train fifth generation aircraft against modern surface-to-air missile (SAM) threats. The goal of the program is to produce a fieldable prototype/PRA, with a complete Technical Data Package (TDP), to fulfill the Initial Operational Capability of (1) unit by FY24, with the option for additional prototype units depending on overall cost and available funding.

The Air Force intends to award none, or up to one prototype project Other Transaction Agreement(s) (OTA). Successful completion of the Prototype OTA may lead to a follow-on production agreement or contract for an additional quantity of up to 60 ARTS-V4 systems. The Air Force may choose to award a follow-on production contract to none, or up to one awardee that represents the best value to the Air Force. Successful completion of the Prototype OTA does not guarantee that a production contract or agreement will be awarded. IAW 10 U.S.C. 2371b(f) a follow-on production contract or agreement may be awarded without the use of competitive procedures.

GM	GM-20-02-03	Long Range Instrumentation Radar	The Government is seeking a proposal for up to 8 Long Range Instrumentation Radar (LRR) prototypes, to support evaluation of critical range scenarios at White Sands Test Center which meet the requirements of the Army Test and Evaluation Command’s (ATEC) Test Capability Requirement Document (TCRD). The prototypes must be RMF compliant, mobile systems, capable of full remote control operation, which maximize the use of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technology to increase the operational effectiveness and reduce sustainment costs of instrumentation radars.
GM	GM-20-02-04	Energetics Advanced Initiation Sciences	The Government is seeking proposals for the development of prototypes and novel approaches related to advanced initiation systems for next generation weapons systems to better understand how different environments (i.e. hard target penetration and extreme temperature) affect energetic material characteristics/properties, initiation, and performance.
GM	GM-20-02-05	Thermally Stable Energetics	The Government is seeking proposals for the development of synthesis and processing methods to generate and scale-up novel, extremely thermally stable explosives for use in hypersonic weapon platforms.
GM	GM-20-02-06	Long Range Precision Munition for Interim Solution for Army AH64-D/E Aircraft	The Government is seeking proposals for the development, installation and testing of the Spike Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) missile system onto Army platforms. Effort is in direct support of a US Army Directed Requirement (DR) for Long Range Precision Munition (LRPM) Interim Solution for Army AH 64-D/E Aircraft. This DR was approved and signed by the US Army Department Chief of Staff. The goal of this effort is to mitigate current operational gaps, and develop, test and provide and an interim prototype capability until a formal Program of Record (POR) is initiated and fielded. This effort is closely aligned and will concurrently be executed with the tasks of Objective Requirement Document GM-20-02-17.
GM	GM-20-02-07	Dismounted Short Range Air Defense (SHORAD)	The Government is seeking proposals for the development of a Dismounted SHORAD (Short Range Air Defense) missile systems to enable the defeat of prioritized threat set at increased standoff engagement ranges. A system solution is desired, including targeting aids needed for beyond-visual range engagements. This prototype may inform requirements and accelerate delivery of a Dismounted SHORAD capability for forward deployed forces as part of a tiered, layered Air and Missile Defense (AMD) approach. Systems must be deployable by dismounted Soldiers or teams with the ability to be move with the dismounted force in all terrain conditions.
GM	GM-20-02-08	Medium Range Precision Strike Direct Attack Missile	The Government is seeking proposals for the testing and integration onto ground and maritime platforms of a direct attack missile. The Government is looking to support Medium Range Precision Strike functionality in this system to support the U.S. Special Operations Forces (SOF) with a Medium Range Precision Strike System (MRPSS) capabilities to have a ground based capable of providing direct attack precision engagements against enemy forces.
GM	GM-20-02-09	Project Insight: Enhanced Sensor to Shooter Targeting Systems	The Government is seeking proposals for the development of Sensor to Shooter (S2S) prototypes to enhance mission effectiveness of military personnel and supporting platforms, systems, components, or materials for enhanced targeting systems to enable rapid and responsive multi-layer S2S capabilities for tactical application.
GM	GM-20-02-10	Prototype Testing and Evaluation on Novel weapon systems	The Government is seeking proposals for the development of unique test methods and the characterization prototype energetic materials, foreign muntions and novel weapon systems. This includes testing and evaluation of performance and safety of these prototype munitions and missiles. Technology is advancing quickly and as it does so does the need for assessment, evaluation, analysis and testing methods to determine the benefit and safety of muntion that use these new technologies. Some of the new technologies are currently being used to develop Hypersonic missile, Loitering munition, enhanced Blast, and directed energy. The government is seeking proposal for the testing and assessment of these new technologies to determine their potential benefit to US military weapon systems.

GM	GM-20-02-12	Prototype Reactive Materials (RM) Projectiles and Warheads	The Government is seeking proposals for the development of advanced gun and missile systems that can defeat a wide variety of threats, to include Rockets, Artillery and Mortar (RAM) targets, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) targets, Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) targets for the Integrated Fires Rapid Capability Office (IFRCO). The technology will be developed from TR level 2-3 up to TR level 6-7.
GM	GM-20-02-13	Multi-Domain Multi-Tier System of Systems	The Army is seeking system of systems prototype technologies/applications that can enhance the targeting process to enable rapid and responsive sensor-to-shooter capabilities for tactical application in contested Multi Domain Operations (MDO) and Joint All-Domain Operations (JADO). An application is defined as the action of utilizing the payload in an operational context. The goal of the Multi-Domain Multi-Tier Systems of Systems prototype project is to demonstrate affordable, tailorable, and scalable Multi-Domain, Multi-Tier System communication, Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) and distribution required in the targeting process to enable rapid and responsive sensor-to-shooter capability for tactical application.
GM	GM-20-02-14	Advanced Navigation Systems Prototyping	The Army is seeking novel prototype technologies that provide a Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) Common Operating Picture (COP) through Navigational Warfare Situational Awareness (NAVWAR SA) capabilities across multiple domains, Intelligent Electronic Protection (IEP) for mission critical PNT consuming systems, Integrated PNT across multiple domains and PNT evaluation and analysis. Technologies and solutions focused on open architectures, modularity, and novel approaches for future PNT systems are necessary to pace evolving threats to Army PNT systems. There is an immediate need for the ability to rapidly prototype and evaluate technologies in conjunction with the private sector and academia to augment current capabilities to maintain PNT superiority in Situational Awareness, Electronic Protection, and Electronic Attack capabilities for the warfighter. This includes the development, evaluation, and characterization of physical and virtual models, to include the necessary documentation to evaluate the technical and/or manufacturing feasibility and military utility of emerging technology, processes, end items, systems and subsystems .

Positioning, Navigation and Timing capabilities have become vitally important to the coordination of multi-domain assets within the modern battlespace.

GM GM-20-02-15 Technologies for Long Range Precision Munition The Government is seeking proposals for the development of prototype systems and subsystems in support of technology development for the Long Range Precision Munition. Potential systems and subsystems must incorporate a modular design with well-defined Interface Control Documents between the system or subsystem components to allow for integration of Government-designed component technologies and subsystem components from other Contractors.

GM GM-20-02-16 Enabling High Temperature Missile Materials The Government is seeking proposals for the development of feasibility prototypes for high temperature applications in LRPF missiles.

The Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command, Aviation & Missile Center (CCDC AvMC) is continuing to pursue the goal of reducing the weight and cost of Army missile systems while increasing the performance. Achieving these goals depends on the accommodation and integration of low density materials and optimization of the distribution of the material required to perform a required function. This prototype project “Enabling High Temperature Missile Materials” will support the development of these materials and increase their TRL level by creating validated databases tied to material and process control that will serve as a valuable resource to CCDC.

GM	GM-20-02-17	Prototype Long Range Precision Munition for Interim Solution for Army AH64-D/E Aircraft	The Government is seeking proposals for the development and installation (for testing and analysis of military utility) of the Spike Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) missile system onto Army platforms. Effort is in direct support of a US Army Directed Requirement (DR) for Long Range Precision Munition (LRPM) Interim Solution for Army AH 64-D/E Aircraft. This DR was approved and signed by the US Army Department Chief of Staff. This effort is closely aligned with Objective Requirement Document GM-20-02-06. The goal of this effort is to mitigate current operational gaps, and test and provide an interim prototype capability until a formal Program of Record (POR) is initiated and fielded.
MED	MED-20-02-02	Long Range Precision Fires (LRPF) capabilities for Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE)	The Government is seeking proposals for the development and integration of software capabilities related to LRPF that can support a combined arm perspective for tactical mission command. This may include adding to LRPF insights into current operations (CUOPS) and/or future operations (FUOPS), clear airspace, and exploit technologies such as satellites and Assured Position, Navigation, and Timing (aPNT). CPCE provides advanced information sharing, situational awareness (SA), Command and Control (C2), and real-time collaboration technologies enabling expedient decision making and superior operational execution on the battlefield. Capabilities of interest should leverage existing Software Development Kit (SDK) and Extension Points that build upon the application plugin framework.
MED	MED-20-02-03	Data integration and threat assessment for effective use of Long Range Precision Fires (LRPF) for Tactical Mission Command.	The Government is seeking proposals for the development and integration of software capabilities related to LRPF that can integrate, assess, and derive pertinent information from the overwhelming stream of battlespace information stemming from ground based sensor systems, Computer Command Control Communication (C4), observers, satellite systems, cyber intelligence, and other sources to evaluate the technical feasibility and military utility to preempt threats, attacks, system failures and strategically plan preventative offensive measures. Capabilities would help develop plans/strategies for heading off potential attacks or incidents, as well as methods for pre-emptively eliminating/neutralizing them, mitigating their effects or maneuvering/assigning/re-assigning resources, equipment, weapon systems, forces, and other resources. Technologies of interest include but are not limited to: Sensor Data Integration, Big Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, and Predictive Analysis.
MED	MED-20-02-04	Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) based decision tools on Next Generation Precision Fires systems	The Government is seeking proposals for the development of AI based decision tools integrated on Next Generation Precision Fires Prototypes for the Next Generation Integrated Fire Control (NGIFC). While efforts are ongoing to develop new prototypes of AI Enabled Decision Agents, this effort will focus on the task of integration and cyber hardening of these agents onto target hardware prototypes, as well as legacy hardware targets. On successful delivery of prototype quantity, this effort can be transitioned to production effort as required.
MED	MED-20-02-05	Tactical Software Distribution and Server Automation Prototype	The Government is seeking proposals for the development of the Tactical Software Distribution and Server Automation Prototype for Program Executive Office (PEO) Command, Control and Communications Tactical (PEO C3T). The prototype being developed is a robust automated mechanism to digitally distribute, validate, secure and apply software updates from a centralized location to tactical systems deployed within command posts and platforms across a wide array of echelons. On successful delivery of prototype quantity, this effort can be transitioned to production effort as required.

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