On July 9, the Naval Air Systems command issued a
sources sought notice for Upgrades to the Global Reconstruction and Measurement
System. Responses are due by 5:00 p.m. Eastern on July 24.
The Naval Air Systems
Command (NAVAIR), Air Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Systems Program Office
(PMA-264) located in Patuxent River, MD is issuing this Sources Sought Notice
as a means of conducting market research to identify potential business sources
that can provide upgrades to the Global Reconstruction and Measurement System
(GRAMS).
The GRAMS provides
the Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance Aircraft (MPRA) the ability to extract
measured Sound Pressure Level data to the frontline warfighter as well as the
Office of Naval Intelligence. The Post-flight analysis aspects of the software
will be utilized to evaluate aircrew performance of the Acoustic Intelligence
(ACINT) data collection mission as well as provide the post flight analysis
team a method to extract more data than what was collected on first pass
analysis. The software will be capable of providing recommendations
for enhanced mission planning for follow on flights deployment of tactical
sensors. The software will also be capable of deep dive acoustic analysis for
the extraction of ACINT.
The GRAMS software upgrades not only provides continued advances in post flight analysis but also provides for in-flight use of measured sound pressure level data for pattern re-evaluation, pattern re-calculation, improved operator performance in detection and classification, post-flight mission reconstruction, and data archiving and dissemination. This software upgrade will be capable of interacting with existing models, equipment, and databases without interference.
Full information is available here.
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