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/

Review the C5ISR 2026 Industry Expo information.

Source: SAM

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The Enterprise Cloud Analytics and Processing (eCAP) task order, awarded under the Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services (RS3) contract, provides continued support for the Army’s Digital Transformation initiatives to include research, assessment, development, integration, prototyping, fielding, operation, sustainment of the Cloud, Cloud Modernization, Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning (AI/ML) based models, systems, applications, platforms, and infrastructure to bolster data-centric workflow efficiency for MultiDomain Operations (MDO) and Joint All Domain Operations (JADO) environments. DSA will deliver end-to‑end support across advanced technology development, secure capability transition, and full lifecycle sustainment. The scope of work ensures mission continuity through integrated cybersecurity, system fielding and operations, demonstrations and exercises, and enterprise lab services that accelerate the delivery of modern, data driven capabilities to the Army.

This effort advances the Army’s ability to rapidly develop, deploy, and scale data driven capabilities through critical cloud modernization initiatives that modernize legacy software systems, enhance enduring capabilities, and transform platforms to support future mission requirements. Collectively, this work will directly support the Army’s modernization priorities by improving agility, resilience, and mission effectiveness across the enterprise.

“The eCAP award builds on our longstanding partnership with the U.S. Army and reinforces DSA’s commitment to supporting Digital Transformation initiatives that directly impact mission success,” said John Foley, CEO of DSA. “Our team is honored to continue delivering secure, scalable, and datacentric solutions that empower soldiers and decision makers with the speed and insight required to operate in today’s dynamic threat environment.”

This award further underscores DSA’s role as a trusted partner delivering mission critical solutions in support of the Army and the broader Defense and Intelligence Communities, according to the company.

Source: DSA

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Specifically, GRVTY will provide proven advanced analytical methods, software, comprehensive data models, and highly skilled subject matter expertise, ultimately yielding operationally ready prototypes that unlock new C5ISR capabilities.

“Now more than ever, speed is imperative to keeping America safe and secure,” said Katie Selbe, GRVTY’s chief executive officer. “We are ready to rapidly develop and deploy next-generation capabilities for the U.S. Navy to support their most critical, consequential, and demanding missions.”

The OTA has an initial value of $75 million, with the potential for additional awards. This agreement provides for streamlined contracting and management practices, allowing GRVTY to deliver mission impact, faster.

“We’ll be providing mission and technical expertise that knows how to outpace the threat,” said Johnnie Simpson, GRVTY’s general manager of cyber engineering. “Under this agreement, GRVTY will deliver rapid, cost-effective, and innovative C5ISR warfighting solutions across all domains that are driven by the most significant national security requirements and opportunities.”

The company will perform this cutting-edge work at contractor facilities, naval systems commands, fleet concentration areas, deployed naval platforms, or expeditionary sites.

Source: GRVTY

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Under the contract, GDIT will modernize and integrate C5ISR systems to enhance the operational effectiveness and readiness of naval forces. The company will provide integration, engineering, procurement, logistics and installation services onboard all classes of surface combatant ships, including guided missile ships, aircraft carriers, Coast Guard vessels, manned and unmanned aircraft and shore stations. GDIT will upgrade these systems efficiently to enable the Navy to keep its current vessels operational and ensure mission continuity.

“C5ISR systems are foundational to how our Navy senses, communicates and fights in the modern battlespace,” said Brian Sheridan, GDIT senior vice president for defense. “We look forward to continuing to deliver innovative solutions to ensure these vital systems operate at peak performance and enable our warfighters to stay ahead of emerging threats.”

Source: GDIT

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Kratos is an industry leader in the development, engineering, design, and large-scale production of military-grade hardware and integrated systems for missile, radar, counter-UAS, hypersonic, directed energy, satellite communication, and other complex systems, according to the company. Work performed under the recent contract awards will be performed in secure Kratos manufacturing facilities.

Tom Mills, president of Kratos’ C5ISR Division, said, “Our entire team is honored to have our customers’ confidence in our ability to engage early in the systems’ design phase to collaborate with our customers on system-level engineering and design, provide highly engineered custom systems and solutions, large-scale manufacturing, at an affordable cost, for these urgent, relevant, and mission critical systems. Kratos is the recognized industry leader in delivering military-grade hardware and systems in direct support of America’s national security requirements.”

Eric DeMarco, president and CEO of Kratos, said, “Delivering relevant, military-grade hardware on time, on schedule, and that works every time is hard, and Kratos’ demonstrated capability to continuously do so is a differentiator for our company to our customers and partners. Kratos is currently in high volume, mass production on multiple hypersonic, counter-UAS, missile, radar and other systems, and we are proud to be the clear industry leader in our mil-spec hardware areas of expertise.”

Source: Kratos

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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.

Source: CACI

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PM TS is issuing an RFI, in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 15.201(e) and FAR part 10, and requesting information related to Command-and-Control (C2) capabilities that can integrate with Ground and Air Platforms within the PM TS portfolio (e.g., Ground-Based Operational Surveillance System (G-BOSS(E)), Persistent Surveillance System-Tethered (PSS-T), Tethered-uncrewed aerial system (Te-UAS) providing the complete situational awareness of their area of operations.

PM TS is seeking information for novel and mature Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 8-9 C2 software technologies and software development capabilities that are platform-agnostic allowing integration across multiple system-of-system platforms.

Requests and questions shall be submitted only to the email address specified. Any other forms of request for additional information will not be honored. Response Due Date: December 15, 2025

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NIWC has a requirement to provide for research, development, simulation, evaluation, and engineering services for manned and unmanned Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Combat Systems, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) platforms, systems, modeling, simulation, analysis, testing, systems integration, training, technology demonstration, and computer programming to support the sustainment, research, innovation, experimentation and testing of C5ISR systems and capabilities.

The NAICS code for this procurement is 541330 with a size standard of $47 million. Note: The deadline for submission of questions is 19 November 2025 at 14:00 PST. The proposal deadline is 15 December 2025 at 14:00 PST.

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The partnership combines Kägwerks’ DOCK-Ultra, a modular edge computing platform providing multi-waveform connectivity, AI processing, and situational awareness, with Sigma Defense’s Olympus ecosystem, that delivers a Tactical Orchestration Platform (TOP) for automated provisioning, open-architecture integration, and seamless deployment of mission profiles and applications.

“The integration of DOCK-Ultra and Olympus delivers a complete edge-to-enterprise capability—bringing intelligence, orchestration, and command-and-control to the tactical edge,” said Matt Jones, CEO of Sigma Defense. “This partnership embodies the future of CJADC2 by connecting warfighters, sensors, and systems in real time for faster, smarter decision-making.”

Through this collaboration, Kägwerks and Sigma Defense deliver a unified, edge-to-enterprise C5ISR solution that connects operators, sensors, and command elements across the battlespace. Leveraging a modular, open system architecture (MOSA), the partnership enables rapid integration of radios, sensors, AI tools, and mission applications. Sigma’s Olympus platform provisions and manages Kägwerks’ DOCK-Ultra devices, ensuring mission-ready configurations while enabling software-defined command and control in disconnected environments. Together, they deliver transport-agnostic data flow and edge AI processing for real-time situational awareness, faster decisions, and a true CJADC2 advantage.

“You can’t assume risk if you can’t assess risk,” said Niko Hughes, president of Kägwerks. “Together, the DOCK-Ultra powered by Olympus enables the warfighter to sense, assess, and act faster—enhancing lethality, maneuverability, and force protection.”

Source: Sigma Defense

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NIWC Atlantic delivers integrated information warfare solutions across all warfighting domains, safeguarding national security and empowering the Fleet and warfighter to succeed in today’s dynamic information warfare battlespace.

Sev1Tech’s Maritime Division will provide C4ISR, Cyber and IT systems and engineering services to meet the information warfare needs of the U.S. Marine Corps. Sev1Tech will support the rapid development, delivery and operations of critical cloud and local infrastructure services, manpower systems, logistic and network implementation, monitoring, and sensor-based services to Garrison and forward-deployed units. These capabilities will significantly enhance warfighter operational readiness, ensuring they have the advanced technology and support necessary to maintain information superiority and achieve mission success.

“Sev1Tech has proudly supported NIWC for over 20 years with reliable, mission-ready solutions,” said Joe Re, maritime division general manager at Sev1Tech. “The cyber-secure systems and networks we support will enable naval information warfare superiority and drive modernization of enterprise infrastructure, cloud architectures and application migration across expeditionary systems and services.”

Expanding Sev1Tech’s footprint in Charleston, South Carolina, the contract will equip NIWC Atlantic with a strategic advantage in challenging CONUS and OCONUS mission environments. The contract includes one base year with four option years.

Source: Sev1Tech

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