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Published Date: July 6th, 2026
Response Date: September 4th, 2026
Inactive Date: September 5th, 2026
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Department Of The Army
A government authority in Georgia is seeking information from vendors capable of providing Cyber Future Capability Directorate services in support of future Army 2030–2040 requirements. This sources sought request focuses on solutions that address challenges in Electromagnetic Warfare and support advanced operational needs.
Requested capabilities include adaptable, scalable, rapidly deployable, and attributable or non-attributable electromagnetic warfare solutions. The systems are expected to use common, low-cost, low-weight, and low-power payloads suitable for Army unmanned platforms, including launched effects, high altitude platforms, and robotic combat vehicles.
The requested solutions should feature standardized interfaces for payloads that combine artificial intelligence and machine learning with electromagnetic attack, electromagnetic support, and electromagnetic protection techniques. Systems should also provide independent communication links to support full autonomy, form localized networks for situational awareness, and allow rapid reconfiguration.
Additional requirements include the ability to modify waveforms within minutes and distribute them across systems targeting a range of adversary electromagnetic spectrum-dependent assets. Vendors should also be able to provide multiple amplifier and antenna options that adjust power, frequency, and modules capable of multi-wave, multi-channel, and multi-beam transmissions at required distances.
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