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CPI AEROSTRUCTURES INC, 200A EXECUTIVE DR,EDGEWOOD NY 11717,

UEI: SLED_3B9ED683B0B67EC4

CPI AEROSTRUCTURES INC, 200A EXECUTIVE DR,EDGEWOOD NY 11717, is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_3B9ED683B0B67EC4. It has been awarded $50,908 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include W6QK Acc-Rsa.

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MVR Simulation Virtual Reality Scene Generator (VRSG) renewals

Solicitation # PANRSA-26-P-0000036726

ACC-RSA has issued a sole source notice for the renewal of MVRsimulation’s Virtual Reality Scene Generator (VRSG) software, identifying MVR Simulation as the only vendor capable of meeting the Army’s requirement for realistic synthetic environment generation used in testing and development of Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Remotely Piloted Aircraft, and other airborne platforms. The software is critical for simulating sensor data and 3D virtual environments essential to drone and missile programs, and no other source can provide the proprietary, copyrighted tool currently in use. The acquisition is conducted under FAR 13.501(a)(2)(i) and FAR 5.207(c)(15), with no solicitations or competitive bidding process initiated. Although the notice does not constitute a request for competitive quotes, responsible parties may submit capability statements or proposals for consideration under FAR 5.207(c)(16)(ii), though no costs incurred in doing so will be reimbursed. The NAICS code is 513210, the action is classified as a special notice with no set-aside, and the contract is managed by the Department of Defense through the Office of ACC-RSA at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Responses are due by August 10, 2026, and no phone inquiries will be accepted.

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Organizational Conflict of Interest (OCI) Mitigation PlanningThe contract requires the development of organizational conflict of interest (OCI) mitigation plans aligned with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 9.5 to address potential conflicts arising from vendors with prior advisory roles or dual responsibilities as both integrators and suppliers. These plans must be comprehensive, clearly defined, and designed to ensure impartiality and fairness in government contracting by preventing any undue advantage or influence that could compromise the integrity of procurement processes. The mitigation strategies must be tailored to each vendor’s specific history and role, incorporating structural, procedural, and information controls to isolate sensitive data and decision-making functions. This subcontract is issued under the NAICS code 541611, indicating it pertains to management consulting services, and is tied to the Department of Defense through the agency designation W6QK Acc-Rsa. The solicitation was posted on August 4, 2026, with a response deadline of August 3, 2031, providing a five-year window for submission and performance. While no specific place of performance or point of contact is listed, the work is expected to support defense procurement integrity across all relevant locations. The absence of a set-aside designation suggests the contract is open to all qualified entities, with emphasis on technical compliance and robust OCI mitigation frameworks rather than socioeconomic preferences.

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Supply Chain Verification and Compliance ServicesThe contract requires the performance of comprehensive supply chain verification services to ensure adherence to National Defense Authorization Act provisions, specifically Sections 848, 817, and 1821, which mandate the exclusion of certain compromised telecommunications and video surveillance equipment sourced from designated foreign adversaries. The work involves conducting detailed audits of the entire supply chain, verifying the origin of all components, and producing accurate Bill of Materials and Software Bill of Materials documentation to demonstrate full compliance with federal security requirements. This effort is critical to safeguarding defense-related systems from potential threats posed by embedded hardware or software from prohibited entities. The contract is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, identified by the agency name W6QK Acc-Rsa, and falls under the NAICS code 541611 for management consulting services. It has a long performance window with a response deadline extending through August 3, 2031, indicating a multi-year engagement that may involve phased deliverables or ongoing compliance monitoring. The place of performance and point of contact details are not specified, suggesting flexibility in execution location but requiring the contractor to coordinate effectively with the agency to meet reporting and verification obligations. Compliance is non-negotiable and must be maintained continuously throughout the contract term.

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UAS Training and Technical Support ServicesThe contract entails the provision of comprehensive operator and maintenance training, technical documentation, and field support services specifically tailored for Group 3 Unmanned Aircraft Systems and their associated mission payloads. Training programs will equip personnel with the operational proficiency and technical knowledge required to effectively deploy, maintain, and sustain these systems in real-world environments, ensuring mission readiness and operational continuity. Technical documentation will include detailed manuals, troubleshooting guides, and system specifications to support both routine operations and complex diagnostics. Field support services will be available to assist with system integration, troubleshooting, and performance optimization during deployments, with an emphasis on responsiveness and adaptability to dynamic mission needs. The contract is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, with a performance period extending through August 3, 2031, and is classified under NAICS code 611519 for other schools and instruction. While specific location details and point of contact information are not provided, the overarching focus is on sustaining the readiness and effectiveness of Group 3 UAS platforms through sustained technical expertise and on-site support.

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UAS Mission Payload Development and SupplyThe contract requires the design, supply, and integration of modular mission payloads for Group 3 unmanned aerial systems, with a focus on electro-optical and infrared sensors, signals intelligence modules, electronic warfare suites, and communications relay systems. These payloads must be compatible with existing UAS platforms and engineered for rapid deployment, interoperability, and mission adaptability across diverse operational environments. The work involves both developmental engineering and production-scale manufacturing, ensuring that each payload meets rigorous performance, reliability, and environmental standards for military use. The contract is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, managed by the W6QK Acc-Rsa office, with a response deadline extending through August 3, 2031, indicating a long-term commitment to capability development. The North American Industry Classification System code 334512 confirms the scope centers on electronic manufacturing for navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments, aligning with advanced sensor and communications systems. All work is expected to occur in support of DOD operational requirements, though specific performance locations are not detailed, allowing flexibility in manufacturing and integration facilities. The open-ended timeline suggests ongoing iterations and potential future modifications as mission needs evolve.

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Group 3 Uncrewed Aircraft System (UAS) Supply and IntegrationThe contract involves the supply and integration of production-ready Group 3 Uncrewed Aircraft Systems tailored for military operations including reconnaissance, surveillance, target acquisition, electronic warfare, and strike missions. These platforms are intended to be fully operational and mission-ready, supporting a broad spectrum of tactical objectives across diverse environments. The solicitation is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, with the agency identified as W6QK Acc-Rsa, and is governed by the NAICS code 334511, indicating classification within the Aircraft and Parts Manufacturing sector. The response deadline for this opportunity is set for August 3, 2031, allowing for a multi-year window to submit proposals and execute integration efforts. While details such as location, point of contact, and set-aside status are not specified, the emphasis is on delivering systems that meet stringent military standards for reliability, interoperability, and real-time performance. The contract aims to enhance operational capabilities through advanced UAS technology, ensuring readiness for high-stakes defense missions with minimal logistical overhead. No geographic restrictions or special eligibility provisions are noted, suggesting the opportunity is open to qualified industrial partners capable of scaling production and deployment.

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Launch and Recovery System ComponentsThe contract pertains to the supply of launchers, recovery nets, and associated hardware designed for the deployment of tactical unmanned aerial systems in expeditionary and rugged operational environments. The components are critical for enabling rapid, reliable, and safe launch and retrieval operations under challenging field conditions, ensuring mission readiness for defense applications. The system must withstand extreme weather, uneven terrain, and prolonged field use while maintaining operational integrity and compatibility with existing tactical UAS platforms. The contract is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, with the NAICS code 333989 indicating specialized machinery manufacturing for defense-related equipment. The solicitation remains open until August 3, 2031, allowing substantial time for potential suppliers to respond, develop, and deliver scalable and robust solutions. Performance is expected to support U.S. military operations wherever expeditionary capabilities are required, though specific geographic locations are not defined. The contract emphasizes durability, field adaptability, and integration without specifying set-asides or eligibility criteria, suggesting it is open to qualified subcontractors across the defense industrial base.

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Battery and Power Systems SupplyThe contract involves the supply of high-capacity, ruggedized batteries and advanced power management systems designed to significantly extend the endurance of unmanned aerial systems. These power solutions must incorporate fast-charge capabilities and robust thermal management to ensure reliable performance under extreme operational conditions, supporting missions that demand prolonged flight times and consistent power delivery. The systems are engineered for durability in harsh environments, meeting stringent military standards for shock, vibration, temperature extremes, and electromagnetic interference. This is a subcontract under the Department of Defense, with the contracting office identified as W6QK Acc-Rsa. The solicitation was posted on August 4, 2026, and responses are due by August 3, 2031, providing a five-year window for submission. The North American Industry Classification System code 335911 indicates the work falls under battery manufacturing. There is no specified set-aside or small business preference, and the place of performance remains unrecorded, suggesting the work may be performed at multiple locations or according to contractor capabilities. The contract emphasizes technical precision and operational readiness, with no indication of geographic restrictions on delivery or implementation.

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Modular Cargo Delivery SystemsThe contract calls for the design and supply of modular, swappable cargo pods specifically engineered for unmanned logistics and resupply missions, emphasizing rapid reconfiguration and compatibility across multiple operational platforms. These pods must enable seamless transitions between different unmanned systems, allowing for flexible mission tailoring in dynamic environments without extensive modification or downtime. The system design must prioritize durability, weight efficiency, and secure payload containment while ensuring interoperability with existing and future military-grade unmanned vehicle architectures. Subcontracted under the Department of Defense through the W6QK Acc-Rsa office, this effort falls under NAICS code 332999 for other fabricated metal product manufacturing, indicating a focus on advanced precision manufacturing. The opportunity is open through August 3, 2031, providing a five-year window for development, testing, and delivery of compliant systems. Performance is expected to support DoD logistics needs globally without restriction to a specific geographic location, and the subcontract structure suggests the prime contractor will integrate these modules into broader unmanned supply chains, with no set-aside provisions applicable to small or disadvantaged businesses.

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Secure Communications and Data Relay SystemsThe contract titled Secure Communications and Data Relay Systems requires the provision of secure communication relays and data links to support extended-range unmanned aerial system operations, with a primary focus on anti-jam and encrypted transmission capabilities that meet stringent military standards. The solution must ensure reliable, high-integrity data flow under challenging electromagnetic conditions, enabling persistent operational control and sensor data transmission beyond line-of-sight ranges. All systems must be fully compliant with applicable DoD cryptographic and cybersecurity requirements to safeguard against interception, degradation, and unauthorized access. The contract is structured as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 334220, indicating involvement in communications equipment manufacturing, and is managed under the Department of Defense through the agency W6QK Acc-Rsa. The solicitation was posted on August 4, 2026, with a response deadline of August 3, 2031, allowing ample time for proposal development and system integration. While specific performance locations and point of contact details are not provided, the scope implies deployment across dynamic and potentially contested operational environments requiring scalable, ruggedized, and field-deployable communication infrastructure.

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Ground Control Stations (GCS) and Flight ControllersThe contract calls for the supply of ruggedized ground control stations and flight controller hardware designed for tactical unmanned aerial system operations, emphasizing secure, interoperable communication capabilities to ensure reliable command and control in demanding environments. The equipment must be built to withstand harsh field conditions while maintaining high performance, enabling seamless integration with existing military UAS platforms and supporting real-time data transmission, encrypted links, and mission-critical autonomy functions. The hardware specifications require full compatibility with DoD communication standards and readiness for deployment across diverse operational theaters. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 334118 and is managed by the Department of Defense through the W6QK Acc-Rsa office, with a response deadline extending to August 3, 2031. The performance location and specific delivery details are not specified within the available data, but the scope implies nationwide or global deployment capabilities aligned with tactical force structures. There is no set-aside designation indicated, and the solicitation remains open for potential subcontractors capable of meeting the technical, security, and durability requirements outlined for next-generation UAS ground control systems.

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AI-Driven Autonomy and Control SoftwareThe contract seeks the development and integration of AI and machine learning-based autonomy software designed to enhance unmanned system operations through advanced navigation, real-time target recognition, and dynamic mission planning capabilities. The software must be fully interoperable with existing command and control systems to ensure seamless data exchange and operational cohesion across platforms. The solution is expected to support adaptive decision-making in complex, contested environments with minimal human intervention, prioritizing reliability, scalability, and secure data handling. This subcontract, issued under the NAICS code 511210 by the Department of Defense through the W6QK Acc-Rsa agency, remains open for responses until August 3, 2031. The work is not subject to specific set-aside requirements and is expected to be performed in alignment with DoD operational standards, though no specific performance location is detailed. The technical scope emphasizes system integration over standalone capabilities, requiring close collaboration with current infrastructure and adherence to military-grade performance benchmarks for autonomy and mission effectiveness.

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SIGINT and Electronic Warfare (EW) Payload DevelopmentThe contract encompasses the development and delivery of advanced Signals Intelligence and Electronic Warfare modules designed for deployment on unmanned platforms, focusing on tactical jamming, signal detection, and real-time spectrum analysis. These systems must operate reliably in dynamic battlefield environments, enabling rapid identification, classification, and disruption of enemy communications and radar emissions. The work requires integration of high-performance sensors, signal processing algorithms, and secure data links into compact, power-efficient payloads compatible with a range of unmanned aerial and ground systems. The project is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, with the NAICS code 334511 indicating specialized guidance, navigation, and control systems manufacturing. The performance period spans five years, from the posting date in August 2026 through August 2031, allowing for iterative design, rigorous testing, and phased fielding. While no specific set-aside provisions or point of contact are listed, the place of performance and agency details point to a defense-focused initiative requiring compliance with stringent military technical and security standards. The contract emphasizes innovation in electronic warfare capabilities for distributed, networked operations under contested electromagnetic conditions.

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EO/IR and LiDAR Payload IntegrationThe contract pertains to the supply and integration of electro-optical/infrared cameras and LiDAR sensors designed for deployment on unmanned systems to support reconnaissance, surveillance, and high-resolution three-dimensional terrain mapping. These sensors will enable persistent situational awareness and precise geospatial data collection in diverse operational environments, with integration requirements focused on compatibility, power efficiency, and real-time data processing within unmanned platform constraints. The work must meet stringent military-grade performance and environmental standards to ensure reliable operation under extreme conditions. The contract is structured as a subcontract with a response deadline of August 3, 2031, and is classified under NAICS code 334111, indicating it falls within the manufacturing of search, detection, navigation, guidance, aeronautical, and nautical systems and instruments. The solicitation is managed by the Department of Defense under the office W6QK Acc-Rsa, with no specific place of performance or set-aside provisions detailed. The extended timeframe suggests a multi-year development, testing, and delivery cycle, emphasizing long-term capability enhancement for autonomous reconnaissance systems across the defense ecosystem.

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Pre-Solicitation Synopsis for Overhaul of the Hydraulic Valve

Solicitation # W58RGZ-26-B-0024

The U.S. Army Contracting Command - Redstone Arsenal is conducting market research to identify qualified sources capable of overhauling the Hydraulic Valve with NSN 4810-01-096-1056 and P/N 70652-02450-109 for the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. This effort seeks to determine industry interest and technological readiness ahead of a potential five-year, Firm-Fixed-Price, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract with estimated annual quantities ranging from a minimum of 40 units to a maximum of 232 units, including up to 32 units for Foreign Military Sales. The procurement may be set-aside entirely or partially for small businesses, or awarded through full and open competition based on responses to this notice, with the applicable NAICS code being 332911 and a small business size standard of 750 employees. Interested parties must submit a capabilities statement of no more than ten pages in 10-point font or larger, presented in bullet format, demonstrating ability to perform the overhaul with supporting documentation on organizational capacity, personnel qualifications, and any planned subcontracting or teaming arrangements. Submissions must include organizational details such as name, address, primary and secondary points of contact, website, phone, and ownership type, and must be emailed as a Word or PDF file to the designated Contract Specialist by 12:00 p.m. Central Daylight Time on July 28, 2026, with the synopsis number included in the subject line. This is not a solicitation, no funds are available for response preparation, and no obligation is incurred by the government to award a contract. All submitted information marked as proprietary will be protected, and classified material must not be included. Responses will not be returned or acknowledged, and no feedback will be provided to participants.

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Pre-Solicitation Synopsis UH-60 STAKING SET, BEARING

Solicitation # W58RGZ-26-R-0040

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Call for Solutions - Enterprise Transformation Capability for the Army's Organic Industrial Base (OIB)

Solicitation # PANRSA26P0000034783

The Army Contracting Command – Redstone Arsenal, on behalf of the Army Materiel Command, is seeking an independent, solution-agnostic partner to design, develop, and institutionalize a Government-owned enterprise transformation capability for the Organic Industrial Base (OIB). This effort supports the 2026 National Defense Strategy’s goal to supercharge the U.S. Defense Industrial Base by addressing systemic fragmentation in modernization efforts that hinder the OIB’s adaptability to contested logistics, emerging technologies, and industrial vulnerabilities. The contractor will not implement solutions, provide materiel, or deliver software; instead, they will create repeatable, scalable methodologies and decision-support tools that enable the Army to align industrial investments with evolving combat power requirements. The engagement follows a two-phase process under a Firm Fixed Price, Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a $50 million ceiling over five years, where Phase I requires a Solution Brief limited to five pages or fifteen slides, including a proposed methodology, project schedule, and rough order of magnitude pricing. All submissions must be emailed to the designated contracting officers by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on August 11, 2026, with strict formatting rules and no external links allowed. Offerors must be registered in SAM.gov with an active Unique Entity ID and CAGE code, and must self-certify their size status. Organizational Conflict of Interest (OCI) analysis is mandatory, requiring a mitigation plan if conflicts exist or a formal affirmation statement if none are found; this OCI documentation is excluded from the page/slide limit. Contractors must comply with DFARS 252.204-7021 and achieve CMMC Level 2 certification to handle Controlled Unclassified Information, and must agree to a non-negotiable restriction preventing them or any subcontractors from competing for downstream implementation work derived from their methodology. Performance is centered at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, and the Government retains full authority over policy, prioritization, and investment decisions while relying on the contractor to provide enterprise-level frameworks that ensure synchronized, data-informed modernization across the OIB. Evaluation is based holistically on Technical Merit, Schedule, and Viability using a trade-off approach, not low price technically acceptable, and successful Phase I responders may be invited to Phase 3 for detailed proposal development and potential task order award.

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Drone Marketplace Onboarding of Group 3 UAS

Solicitation # W58RGZ-26-S-C001-0008

The U.S. Army Contracting Command – Redstone Arsenal is issuing an open-ended Commercial Solutions Opening to continuously identify, assess, and onboard innovative commercial Group 3 Uncrewed Aircraft Systems onto the Drone Marketplace over a five-year period. Group 3 UAS are defined as aircraft weighing between 55 and 1,320 pounds, operating up to 18,000 feet and at speeds under 250 knots, designed for missions including reconnaissance, surveillance, target acquisition, electronic warfare, communications relay, and cargo delivery. This initiative moves away from traditional acquisition models to a market-driven approach that empowers Soldiers to select the most capable and suitable systems based on mission needs. The program seeks platforms that are production-ready or at least at Technology Readiness Level 7, with lower TRL systems considered if they demonstrate a viable path to maturity. No production contracts or guaranteed orders are awarded during onboarding; instead, vendors are entered into a competitive pool where individual end-users initiate orders based on operational requirements and funding availability. Offerors must meet strict eligibility requirements including full compliance with NDAA Section 848 to exclude Chinese-manufactured components, active SAM.gov registration, a valid CAGE code, a completed NIST SP 800-171 assessment, and adherence to cybersecurity standards including CMMC and DFARS 252.204-7012. Submission follows a three-step process beginning with an Initial Capability Assessment, followed by continuous verification activities to validate system claims, and culminating in a full proposal for a Firm-Fixed-Price Basic Ordering Agreement. Success requires passing an initial review, a live or virtual flight demonstration, an NDAA compliance audit that may involve government-led system tear-downs, and submission of fair and reasonable pricing validated against commercial benchmarks. Systems that meet all criteria are onboarded as either Provisional or Cleared based on supply chain verification and ultimately compete for orders on the marketplace, where selection is based on capability, price, and lead time. The government reserves the right to make multiple, single, or no awards, cancel the call at any time without reimbursement for proposal costs, and use alternate contracting vehicles beyond the BOA. All submissions must include a comprehensive analysis of any actual or potential organizational conflicts of interest, and offerors acknowledge that non-government advisors may review proprietary data under NDA restrictions.

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