Multi-Domain Force Applications and Traffic Management Services
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The government authority in Rome, New York is seeking information on multi-domain force applications and traffic management services related to unmanned aircraft systems. The effort is focused on automating and optimizing responses to threats, with particular emphasis on swarm attack scenarios, through the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning, sensor fusion, and automated decision-making.
The requested capabilities include support for electronic warfare and cyberspace operations, command and control, sensors, traffic management, modeling, simulation, and analysis, as well as waveform design and implementation. This request for information appears intended to identify capable vendors with relevant technical expertise and operational experience in advanced defense-oriented unmanned systems environments.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 6, 2030.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Defense technology firm with expertise in unmanned aircraft systems and counter-swarm solutions
- Company experienced in AI/ML, sensor fusion, and automated decision-support platforms
- Provider with capabilities in electronic warfare, cyberspace operations, and command-and-control systems
- Engineering team skilled in modeling, simulation, analysis, and waveform design
- Contractor with experience supporting government or military RFI/R&D programs
- Organization able to operate within highly technical and security-sensitive environments
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