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Autonomous Network Orchestration & Mesh Software

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This subcontract focuses on the development of autonomous network orchestration and mesh software to support Army G-TEAD USAREUR-AF projects. The scope of work involves creating distributed orchestration algorithms, decentralized routing, and Dynamic Spectrum Allocation specifically designed for disconnected, intermittent, and limited bandwidth environments. Key technical deliverables include the implementation of self-healing mesh networking and automated PACE plan execution, alongside the delivery of edge-native firmware and network management software. Managed under NAICS code 541511 for the Department of the Army, the project emphasizes enhancing spectrum-enabled warfare capabilities. The contract requires the developer to provide specialized software solutions that ensure resilient communication and adaptive network management in challenging operational theaters.

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Subcontract for developing autonomous network orchestration and mesh software for Army G-TEAD projects.

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G-TEAD USAREUR-AF ACE 27-02: Spectrum Enabled Warfare powered by xTech

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AgencyDepartment Of The Army
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Performs software development for prime contractors on Army G-TEAD USAREUR-AF projects. Develops distributed orchestration algorithms, decentralized routing, and Dynamic Spectrum Allocation (DSA) for DDIL environments. Implements automated PACE plan execution and self-healing mesh networking. Delivers edge-native network management software and firmware.

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