Counter-UAS Equipment

This is a sources sought/request for information.

The required C-sUAS equipment must be compact, lightweight, man-portable, wearable where applicable, and low-profile to preserve dismounted mobility and support expeditionary employment against mobile threats. The equipment must provide a layered capability to passively detect, track, and identify at a minimum Group 1 and Group 2 unmanned aircraft systems and associated ground control stations; detect, track, identify, and disrupt unmanned aircraft systems through portable electronic warfare and related defeat mechanisms; and provide a close-in kinetic defeat option against maneuvering small unmanned aircraft system threats. The equipment will be used for 621st Contingency Response Wing operations at home station and at deployed locations for training, exercises, and operational missions. The vendor shall provide the equipment necessary to improve early warning, detection, tracking, identification, disruption, and defeat of unmanned aircraft systems affecting airfield operations. The 621st CRW will be responsible for maintaining accountability of all delivered equipment.

This requiment may have the potential to result in an indefinite quantity, indefinite delivery contract due to continuous need for devices. Attached Statement of Work (SOW) will contain quantity information.

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