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AI-Enabled Signal Processing & Automation Development

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This subcontract opportunity involves the development of AI-enabled signal processing software to support prime contractors on US Army CEMA CAMO projects. The scope of work focuses on creating algorithms for automated electromagnetic sensing and characterization, software-configurable logic for RF effects, and AI-driven adaptation of node behavior. The successful contractor will be responsible for delivering functional software modules for signal processing and automated node behavior along with all necessary technical documentation. This is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 541715, specifically targeting firms with fewer than 500 employees. Due to the nature of the work, contractors must maintain CMMC Level 2 self-compliance and adhere to strict CUI standards. The response deadline for this Department of Defense initiative is December 2, 2026.

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Small business subcontract for AI signal processing software for US Army CEMA CAMO.

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Command Electromagnetic Management & Command-node Awareness, Management, and Obscuration (CEMA CAMO)

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Develops AI-enabled signal processing software for prime contractors on US Army CEMA CAMO projects. Creates algorithms for automated electromagnetic sensing and characterization, software-configurable logic for RF effects, and AI-enabled adaptation of node behavior. Requires CMMC Level 2 (Self) compliance and CUI standards. Delivers software modules for signal processing and automated node behavior with technical documentation.

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