Mission Engineering and Integration AOI 26-A005 under RCC CSO N6523626S0001

The Naval Information Warfare Systems Command seeks innovative commercial solutions for mission engineering and integration to modernize how naval and joint forces manage complex missions and discover capability gaps across architectures, with solution briefs due June 22 and in-person pitches anticipated for July 8–10 in Charleston, South Carolina. This is a Commercial Solutions Opening prototype contract under the Rapid Capabilities Cell.

Place of performance is North Charleston, South Carolina. Offerors must possess or be eligible for Top Secret Facility Clearance with Sensitive Compartmented Information access. The solution must provide a dynamic, data-driven ecosystem supporting the end-to-end mission capability lifecycle, including continuous gap and vulnerability identification across complex missions and kill webs; establishment of a persistent Digital Thread generating empirical data; mapping of acquisition portfolios to mission architectures and outcome-driven metrics; automated ingestion of experimentation, operational performance, and sustainment data; analysis of interoperability and mission effectiveness using Live-Virtual-Constructive experimentation; bridging of cross-domain boundaries with secure bi-directional data flow across multi-level security enclaves; and manipulation and visualization of high-volume, high-dimensionality data to reduce decision-making timelines. Primary attributes include deployment of cleared mission engineers and analysts, experience with digital engineering and wargaming, development of Unified Architecture Framework-compliant architectures, integration with GOTS/COTS tools using open standards and APIs, operation across classified environments, intuitive user interfaces, automated scalable architecture, risk-based methodology, DevSecOps pipelines, comprehensive training, and adherence to security and regulatory standards. The Government reserves the right to limit entities invited to pitch. Any resulting prototype award may lead to direct award of a follow-on production agreement without competitive procedures. NAICS 541715, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences. Contact Jessie Rehwoldt at jessie.m.rehwoldt.civ@us.navy.mil.