U. S. Navy (USN) Tactical Combat Training System Increment II (TCTS II) and United States Air Force (USAF) equivalent P6 combat Training System (P6CTS)

The Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command, in conjunction with the United States Air Force, is seeking to procure the Tactical Combat Training System Increment II (TCTS II) and the equivalent P6 Combat Training System (P6CTS) for military training applications. This pre-solicitation notice represents a follow-on effort to a previous notice and includes a draft solicitation covering sections C through K, which outlines comprehensive system production, support, and sustainment services. Key contract requirements encompass the production and delivery of multiple subsystems including airborne components, ground systems, ancillary mission equipment, and spare parts, along with critical support services such as program management, system engineering, cyber engineering, logistics, and depot support. The solicitation mandates compliance with cybersecurity standards, detailed cost proposals, and technical documentation including special tooling descriptions and manufacturing process information. The deadline for submitting feedback on the draft solicitation is January 23, 2026, providing prospective contractors with over one month to review the government's requirements and submit comments.

This procurement carries no set-aside designation, making it open to all eligible contractors. The contract period of performance extends from September 25, 2026 through September 25, 2030, providing a four-year execution timeline for system delivery and support services. The solicitation addresses multiple Contract Line Item Numbers covering diverse deliverables such as End Cryptographic Units, Mission Operator's Consoles, Dual Pod Shipping Containers, and specialized equipment for both Navy and Air Force applications. Specific requirements include separate shipment of cryptographically controlled items and detailed provisions for marking, packaging, and handling of equipment. While the draft document does not specify an exact award value or quantity details in the available summary, the scope of work encompassing multiple subsystems, support services, and sustainment activities over four years suggests a substantial contract opportunity within the training systems and aircraft parts manufacturing sectors.