Autonomous Robotic Training System for law enforcement shooting

The United States Secret Service is seeking a comprehensive autonomous robotic training solution to support law enforcement shooting exercises, with a focus on acquiring a suite of advanced robotic targets designed to simulate real-world threats. The system includes one autonomous robotic platform, eight all-terrain autonomous robot infantry targets, one autonomous robotic vehicle target, and four autonomous robotic infantry targets, all of which must be equipped with ballistic protection capable of withstanding various ammunition calibers to ensure safe and effective training scenarios. The requirement is part of a broader effort to evaluate technical capabilities, logistical support, and cost structures to inform future acquisition decisions, with an emphasis on leveraging innovative autonomous technology for tactical readiness. This effort is classified under NAICS code 541330 and is designated for small business participation, indicating a preference for qualified small business vendors to respond. The performance location is designated as Beltsville, Maryland, and the primary point of contact for inquiries is Casey Cauffman, with Shauntynee Penix serving as the alternate contact. Kimberly Witcher is listed as the Small Business Specialist and APFS Coordinator, providing dedicated support to small business applicants. All technical and commercial proposals must be submitted in response to the forecasted requirement, with the agency actively engaging vendors to gather detailed information on system specifications, durability, scalability, and integration capabilities to support future procurement planning.