AI-Assisted Mission Planning & Threat Simulation

The contract seeks the development of AI-driven simulation environments designed to model advanced missile threats, evaluate defense architectures under realistic adversarial conditions, and enable mission rehearsal through intelligent, evolving threat representations. These simulations will leverage adversarial AI techniques to replicate sophisticated missile behaviors, countermeasures, and engagement dynamics, allowing defense planners to stress-test systems, refine tactics, and predict operational outcomes in high-stakes scenarios. The focus is on creating adaptive, high-fidelity digital environments that continuously learn from emerging threat patterns and provide actionable intelligence for rapid decision-making. As a subcontract under the Missile Defense Agency within the Department of Defense, this effort is aligned with national security objectives to stay ahead of rapidly evolving missile threats. The solicitation was posted on April 28, 2026, with a response deadline of May 15, 2026, at 5:00 PM. The NAICS code 511210 indicates the work falls under software publishers, emphasizing the critical reliance on advanced software systems and AI algorithms. While details on location and point of contact are not provided, performance is expected to support federal defense operations, likely requiring secure handling of classified data and close coordination with government technical teams.