On March
18, the U.S. Army Intelligence and
Information Warfare Directorate (I2WD) posted a request for information about
future combat ground vehicle radar technologies. Responses are due by April 8.
This RFI from CCDC C5ISR seeks Future Combat Ground Vehicle Radar Technologies solely for information and planning purposes.
Responses are
requested from all capable sources including, but not limited to, private or
public companies, individuals, universities, university-affiliated research
centers, not-for-profit research institutions, foreign entities, and U.S.
Government-sponsored laboratories.
CCDC C5ISR Center
will review the RFI responses to assess technology and system relevance,
potential performance capability, and technology novelty and maturity.
CCDC C5ISR Center is
interested in low Size, Weight, and Power – Cost (SWAP-C) Modular Active
Protection System (MAPS) compliant scalable radar technologies able to achieve
the missions of Active Protection (AP) and Hostile Fire Detection/Location
(HFD/HFL). These technologies should be capable of achieving the goals given in
the “Vehicle Radar Capability Description Document”, which is
available upon request. Scalable refers to the ability to dynamically
increase/decrease the antenna aperture size with zero/minimal radar backend
changes.
Technical responses at all technology maturity levels are of interest particularly in innovative concepts and research as well as revolutionary enabling technologies that may contribute to future breakthrough capabilities through accelerated development and/or synergistic integration with other subsystem elements.
Full information is available here.
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