The C5ISR Center is hosting an engagement event open to all of industry, for the purpose of providing two-way collaboration on current and future technologies.

1. Who: The intended audience includes active and prospective industry partners. No media will be invited to attend.
2. When/Where: The two-day event is Tuesday 25 August – Wednesday 26 August. It will be held fully in-person at Aberdeen Proving Ground, in both the Myer Auditorium and the APG Recreation Center gymnasium.
3. Purpose: The Army has been undergoing significant change over the last year focused heavily on increasing the speed with which capabilities are delivered to Soldiers and reducing bureaucratic challenges along the way. Through ongoing Continuous Transformation and Acquisition Reform, paired with strategic organizational realignments for Forge Generation, Force Development and Force Design, the Army is adapting faster than ever to sustain asymmetric advantage and remain resilient against emerging threats. A key tenet to the success of these efforts is the close partnership and collaboration with the Army’s industrial base. This year’s Industry Expo will offer insights to critical science and technology (S&T) efforts across the Center’s core competencies and aid industry in identifying how to best invest internal research and development (IR&D) funds supporting these activities.
4. Format: The event will utilize a dual approach in delivery. The C5ISR Center will present key S&T efforts and investment / technology thrust areas through panels and slide presentations (day one) and then transition to a symposium-style format (day two) with booths representing technology areas across the Center to facilitate a two-way dialogue.
5. Registration: Each business entity (per each CAGE Code) will be entitled to register five (5) representatives to attend the event. Registration opens 0900 on Monday 15 June 2026 and may be accessed through the following link: https://c5isrcenter.devcom.army.mil/c5isr-expo-2026/

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Through the CRADA, ARL and Greystones will jointly research and develop an AI-enabled data fabric that integrates heterogeneous simulation, sensor, and mission systems across live, virtual, and constructive environments. The Greystones Group Soleite platform will serve as the foundational framework, providing a unified data catalog, API orchestration layer, and event-driven pipelines to simplify system integration, while maintaining security and governance in air-gapped and contested environments. The collaboration will also explore the development of proprietary AI copilots and agentic workflows to support natural-language interaction, automation, and context-aware decision support for researchers and engineers.

“This CRADA reflects the Army’s continued commitment to implementing artificial intelligence in realistic research and experimentation environments,” said Dr. Kristin Schaefer-Lay, LVC toolkit team lead and CRADA technical point of contact at ARL. We are accelerating our ability to integrate AI-enabled data orchestration and agent technologies into the LVC Toolkit in a way that supports modularity, scalability, and future Army use cases.”

Under the agreement, ARL and Greystones Group will each contribute personnel, infrastructure, software and technical expertise. Planned activities include system integration, development of custom AI agents for multi-source tactical edge processing, and a stakeholder demonstration at the Robotics Research Collaboration Campus in Middle River, Maryland.

“Greystones is honored to partner with ARL on this important effort,” said Sheila Duffy, founder and CEO of Greystones Group. “This CRADA allows us to apply our Soleite platform and Soleite Mission Edge capabilities to a critical Army research environment, advancing AI-enabled data integration, autonomy, and decision support across live and simulated domains. We see this collaboration as a meaningful step toward transitioning innovative AI solutions from research into operational relevance.”

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“Parsons is an agile, rapid developer of transformative solutions that strengthen the nation’s security and deliver mission-ready capabilities at the speed of relevance,” said Dr. David Tyler, vice president, C5ISR Solutions for Parsons. “This award underscores Parsons’ long-standing dedication to innovation and excellence in support of the U.S. Army. We are excited to leverage our experience and expertise to further empower the ARL and contribute to impactful operations, AI/ML research, and cybersecurity capabilities.”

Under the initiative, titled Computationally Augmented and Resilient: Situation Awareness, Intelligence, Planning, Mobility, and Defense, Parsons will provide critical research, development, and technical services to support the Army Research Directorate’s mission. This collaboration aims to enhance scientific research and technology in key areas, including information processing, network and communication sciences, information assurance, computational sciences, and advanced computing.

Parsons will deliver a wide array of services, including research, development, test and evaluation, infrastructure operations, and comprehensive project management. As part of this contract, Parsons will also support the HPCMP and DREN operations, along with management services to ensure robust network security, effective systems administration, and reliable database management.

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“In the dynamic and ever-growing EW threat landscape, there is a critical need for our military to stay ahead of threats by identifying and analyzing them immediately,” said John Mengucci, CACI president and chief executive officer. “At CACI, our objective is to ensure our customers are successful in achieving information dominance so they can deliver decisive lethality to outpace adversaries. We do this by bringing decades of specialized EW knowledge combined with software-defined capabilities to provide our military the actionable information they need to be efficient and effective at eliminating threats that compromise our national security.”

CACI will support the center’s mission to develop and integrate C5ISR technologies that empower the networked soldier through systems engineering and technology development. As part of this work, CACI will provide industry leading EW practices as well as critical RF Spectrum focused support to explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) survivability and electronic countermeasures (ECM) advancement. This will ensure the interoperability and efficacy of EW and ECM systems and techniques, enhancing the survivability and lethality of warfighters.

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“We recognize the vital importance of C5ISR capabilities in addressing the complex security challenges, from emerging hypersonic threats to intelligence gathering at the tactical edge,” said Mike Kushin, Parsons’ President of Defense and Intelligence. “We are committed to equipping the U.S. Army DEVCOM with state-of-the-art radar solutions that bolster national security and ensure our forces maintain a strategic edge in modern warfare.”

Under this contract, Parsons will enhance Army aerial and ground radar capabilities by developing advanced radio frequency technologies, integrating AI, and providing systems engineering services tailored to the C5ISR Center’s mission requirements. This work will encompass operational support, program management, engineering, integration, prototype development, and fabrication.

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“This mission-critical program enables the U.S. Army to anticipate and prepare for threats from near-peer adversaries and provides cutting-edge radar solutions that advance Department of Defense priorities and protect national security,” said Mike Kushin, president of Defense and Intelligence for Parsons. “Our trusted engineering team will provide high-level engineering and prototyping support for the U.S. Army and other mission partners, expanding Parsons’ radar engineering capabilities while delivering complex, state-of-the-art tools, technologies, and systems that support the Army’s radar mission areas.”

Parsons will support program management, systems engineering, modeling and simulation, development, testing, integration, analysis, and prototype development and fabrication. The contract will deliver capabilities and on-site support focused on research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E) of technologies and techniques that can be affordably inserted into existing or developmental ground-based and airborne radar systems to help improve performance, functionality, and survivability.

From hypersonic threats to battlefield communications, the growing missile defense and C5ISR risks provide the toughest and most critical challenges, requiring the smartest solutions to global threats and offering actionable intelligence to warfighters operating at the tactical edge.

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The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) Center, Research and Technology Integration (RTI) Directorate is seeking information from industry regarding potential approaches to address challenging Radar ATR problems.

Comapnies are encouraged to mark themselves as interested vendors to ensure that any amendment or change to this RFI posting is received in a timely manner.

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The C5ISR Center in collaboration with Department of Navy Operational Energy and the Army Operational Energy Offices are hosting an engagement event open to all of industry, for the purpose of providing two-way collaboration for successful fielding and system integration of current and future battery and battery-powered technologies.

1.  Who: The intended audience includes active and prospective industry partners that develop or use battery technologies in DoD systems as well as DoD program offices. No media will be invited to attend.
2.  When/Where: The one-day event is Wednesday 13 August 2025. It will be held in-person at Aberdeen Proving Ground (preference) with hybrid option, in both the Mallette Auditorium (Building 6008) and on MS Teams.
3.  Purpose: The event will focus on communicating: Army and DON battery demand drivers; existing and developing DoD battery standards; DoD lithium battery safety thresholds; and safety mitigation solutions such as the Lithium Battery Facility or various containers and enclosures.  Discussion will include how the Army, Navy and USMC will use batteries to power emerging DoD technology priorities (such as unmanned aerial systems and shipboard hybrid propulsion), and where the Army and DON are headed in battery development and integration.  Discussion will also solicit input from industry on role of government in standardization of power systems and status of supply chain risk. The intent is to remain technology-focused and not tied to any specific acquisition or contract action(s). The two-way exchange will aid industry in identifying how best to invest internal research and development funds (IR&D), and communicate innovative solutions already being explored by the DoD or industry.  The discussions held will focus on technologies that will support Army and DON Operational Energy priorities and warfighting capabilities.
4.  Format: The event will utilize a dual approach in delivery with the morning session being open to approved APG visitors and the afternoon session reserved for government organizational partners and government employees. OSD, Army, and Navy will present investment areas and technology areas worth industry exploration and partnership.
5.  Registration: Each business entity (per each CAGE Code) will be entitled to register four (4) representatives to attend the event. Registration opens with this posting and may be accessed through the following link: https://forms.osi.apps.mil/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=D9fm-kuVEUiStgUw1vhMQ62ND04u_9REn6oLx1-2CM1UNVEyWDUwSUZaUzFOSEdMM1Y2WExZTTI5Ny4u. There will be no on-site registration on the day of the event, nor any substitutions after 07 AUG 2025 at 2359.
6.  Target Audience and Technology Areas: Developers of manned and unmanned systems/platforms, RADAR, directed energy, electronic warfare, communication and portable network systems, EOIR, or other technical areas that require battery power, as well as battery and battery system developers and DoD program offices.

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The C5ISR Center is hosting an engagement event open to all of industry, for the purpose of providing two-way collaboration on current and future technologies.

1.  Who: The intended audience includes active and prospective industry partners. No media will be invited to attend.
2.  When/Where: The two-day event is Tuesday 10 June – Wednesday 11 June. It will be held fully in-person at Aberdeen Proving Ground, in both the Myer Auditorium (Building 6000) and the APG Recreation Center gymnasium (Building 3326).
3.  Purpose: The event will focus on the Center’s growth areas across all six S&T core competencies. The intent is to remain technology-focused and not tied to any specific acquisition or contract action(s). The content briefed will better build an industrial base in areas where one presently lacks and identify industry partners for technologies yet undeveloped or initiated, and therefore without a solidified industry relationship. The two-way exchange will aid industry in identifying how best to invest internal research and development funds (IR&D), and surface innovative solutions already being explored by the Center or industry. C5ISR Center technology leads will share status of current project areas and expand into future growth opportunities across key mission areas. The discussions held will focus on technologies with new starts planned for FY27 through FY29, contributing to building the Army of 2040.
4.  Format: The event will utilize a dual approach in delivery. The C5ISR Center will present investment areas, technology areas worth industry exploration and partnership (day one). The event will then transition to a symposium-style format (day two), with booths representing technology areas across the Center to anchor an exchange. For the second day’s expo, industry may attend the morning session. The afternoon session of day two is reserved for government organizational partners or internal C5ISR attendees.
5.  Registration: Each business entity (per each CAGE Code) will be entitled to register five (5) representatives to attend the event. Registration opens 0900 on Monday 14 April 2025 and may be accessed through the following link: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/kjk5fwj/lp/cd590b52-7d96-4fad-a5f0-235caac98e7e. There will be no on-site registration on the day of the event, nor any substitutions after 03 June 2024 at 1700.
6.  Technology Areas: A draft listing of all projected technology areas discussed during the day one briefing and areas hosting a booth during the day two expo will be posted as controlled attachments within this SAM.gov posting once available. 7.    Classification Level: Attendees must be U.S. citizens. Individuals attending classified sessions must have a favorable completion and adjudication of at least a Tier 3 Personnel Security Investigation.

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The C5ISR Center is hosting an engagement event open to all of industry, for the purpose of providing two-way collaboration on current and future technologies.

1.  Who: The intended audience includes active and prospective industry partners. No media will be invited to attend.
2.  When/Where: The two-day event is Tuesday 10 June – Wednesday 11 June. It will be held fully in-person at Aberdeen Proving Ground, in both the Myer Auditorium (Building 6000) and the APG Recreation Center gymnasium (Building 3326).
3.  Purpose: The event will focus on the Center’s growth areas across all six S&T core competencies. The intent is to remain technology-focused and not tied to any specific acquisition or contract action(s). The content briefed will better build an industrial base in areas where one presently lacks and identify industry partners for technologies yet undeveloped or initiated, and therefore without a solidified industry relationship. The two-way exchange will aid industry in identifying how best to invest internal research and development funds (IR&D), and surface innovative solutions already being explored by the Center or industry. C5ISR Center technology leads will share status of current project areas and expand into future growth opportunities across key mission areas. The discussions held will focus on technologies with new starts planned for FY27 through FY29, contributing to building the Army of 2040.
4.  Format: The event will utilize a dual approach in delivery. The C5ISR Center will present investment areas, technology areas worth industry exploration and partnership (day one). The event will then transition to a symposium-style format (day two), with booths representing technology areas across the Center to anchor an exchange. For the second day’s expo, industry may attend the morning session. The afternoon session of day two is reserved for government organizational partners or internal C5ISR attendees.

Review the Army C5ISR Industry Expo information.

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