PEO GCS Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) Training

The Program Executive Office (PEO) - Ground Combat Systems (GSC) and the Army Contracting Command - Detroit Arsenal (ACC-DTA) are seeking training providers capable of delivering instruction on Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) adoption for ground vehicle platforms. This Request for Information (RFI) is a market survey issued by the Department of the Army to identify qualified vendors who can provide training on TSN configuration, testing software (Chronos and Helios), network analysis, and conformance testing using TSN switches and computing devices. Vendors must demonstrate experience with advanced networking standards in aerospace or defense sectors, prior work with Department of the Army entities, and relevant core competencies related to TSN applications. Interested offerors should submit responses by 12:00 PM EST on February 19, 2026, to Ms. Sydney Huston at sydney.r.huston.civ@army.mil in PDF format, providing company information, CAGE code, SAM UEI, training location and duration estimates, company overview, relevant experience examples from the past five years, and a market research cost quote. The government explicitly notes this is a planning survey only and not a solicitation for proposals or award authority, with no funds currently authorized for this effort and no reimbursement provided for submission costs.

This opportunity includes no set-aside designation and is not associated with any identified incumbent contractors. No award value or budget range has been specified, as this RFI serves solely as an informational planning tool rather than a binding procurement action. Training may be conducted on-site at government facilities, at the vendor's facility, or delivered virtually, with vendors expected to specify their proposed delivery location and total estimated duration in their responses. All submissions must be unclassified, though vendors may designate trade secrets or confidential information with appropriate legends for government protection under 18 U.S.C. 1905. The government will use the responses to gather market intelligence on available training capabilities and providers' qualifications, with no procurement decisions or contractual obligations resulting from this RFI process.