Attachment A _ Segment 1 and 2 Integrated Master Schedule_30Mar26.pdf
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- Infantry Squad Vehicle - Heavy (ISV-H) Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W912CH-26-S-C005
- Issued by
- Department of the Army
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This document is an Integrated Master Schedule attachment outlining the acquisition timeline for the Infantry Squad Vehicle – Heavy (ISV-H) program, structured in two segments with multiple phases.
Segment 1: Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) Timeline comprises three phases. Phase 1 requires offerors to submit white papers within 10 business days of CSO release, with selected offerors advancing to Phase 2. Phase 2 provides 2 business days for preparation followed by up to 5 days of government-conducted engagements/presentations with selected vendors, who are then invited to Phase 3. Phase 3 allows 10 business days for offerors to submit commercial solution proposals after receiving the Statement of Work, with potential award(s) at the conclusion of this phase.
Segment 2: Prototype Development and Testing contains three phases. Phase 1 allocates 9 months for prototype development in accordance with contract requirements and concludes with a Safety Release no later than the end of the development window, authorizing prototypes for testing and evaluation. Phase 2 includes capability testing at Aberdeen Testing Center to evaluate export power, off-road mobility, range/duration, transportability, and C5ISR onboard power, followed by user assessment to gather feedback on usability, ergonomics, and operational effectiveness. Selected offeror(s) advance to Phase 3. Phase 3 involves proposal submittal, government negotiations with selected offeror(s), and final award(s) initiating the production phase. All dates are subject to change with offeror notification of updates.
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| PD GMV_ISV-Heavy_CSO_REV 02_10Apr26.pdf | ||
| QA_ISV-H CSO_10Apr26.pdf | ||
| Attachment C ISV-H Right to Repair and Data Rights_REV01_10Apr26.pdf | ||
| Attachment B_ ISV-H Desired Capabilities_REV 01_10Apr26.pdf | ||
| PD GMV_ISV-Heavy_CSO REV 01_08APR26.pdf | ||
| Attachment D_ISV H Desired Capabilities Impact Table_30Mar26.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attachment B_ ISV H Desired Capabilities_30Mar26.pdf | ||
| Attachment C ISV-H Right to Repair and Data Rights_30Mar26.pdf | ||
| PD GMV_ISV-Heavy_CSO_30MAR26.pdf |
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Attachment A: Segment 1 & 2 Integrated Master Schedule Attachment
Title: Infantry Squad Vehicle – Heavy (ISV-H) Attachment A: Segment 1 & 2 Integrated Master Schedule Attachment
Responses: See Section 3.0 on the ISV-Heavy Commercial Solutions Opening for Procedure Details
a) Segment 1 - Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) Timeline
The following timeline outlines the approximate duration of each phase in the CSO process. All dates are subject to change, and offerors will be notified of any updates.
Phase 1 – White Paper
• Offerors will have 10 business days to submit their White Papers after the CSO release.
• Selected offerors will be notified and invited to participate in Phase 2
Engagements/Presentations.
Phase 2 – Engagements/Presentations
• Offerors will have 2 business days to prepare for Phase 2 presentations/engagements.
• The Government will conduct up to 5 days of engagements with selected offerors.
• Selected vendors will be invited to submit a Phase 3 Commercial Solution Proposal.
Phase 3 – Commercial Solutions Proposal
• Offerors will have 10 business days to submit their Phase 3 Proposals after receiving the Statement of Work.
• The Government may make award(s) at the conclusion of phase 3 of the SCO process.
Attachment A: Segment 1 & 2 Integrated Master Schedule Attachment
b) Segment 2 – Prototype Development and Testing
Phase 1 – Prototype Development Window
• Offerors will have 9 months to develop prototypes in accordance with the contract requirements.
• This phase will conclude with a Safety Release NLT by the end of the Prototype Development Window, authorizing the prototypes for testing and evaluation.
Phase 2 – Testing & User Assessment Window
• Capability Testing at Aberdeen Testing Center: Offerors will undergo testing to evaluate key performance parameters, including export power, off-road mobility, range/duration, transportability, and Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) onboard power.
• User Assessment: Offerors will participate in a user assessment to gather feedback on usability, ergonomics, and operational effectiveness.
• Selected offeror(s) will be notified and invited to participate in Phase 3 Production Award Window.
Phase 3 – Production Award Window
• Proposal Submittal: Selected offeror(s) will submit their proposal.
• Negotiations: The Government will conduct negotiations with selected offeror(s).
• Award: The process will conclude with the award(s), initiating the production phase.
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