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Cargo Handling & Sensing Subsystem

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The Cargo Handling and Sensing Subsystem subcontract, issued by the Naval Air Warfare Center Air Division under the Department of Defense, focuses on providing critical cargo securing, weighing, and release mechanisms for prime contractors on TRUAS projects. The scope of work involves the design of secure cargo bays and the integration of load cells and center of gravity sensors. These components are intended to automatically weigh cargo and measure the center of gravity to allow for precise flight parameter adjustments. The project requires the delivery of a comprehensive cargo management system that combines hardware, such as automated release hooks and winches, with specialized sensing software. Performance for this contract is centered in Huntsville, with a response deadline set for December 1, 2026.

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DoD subcontract for TRUAS cargo securing, weighing, and sensing systems due December 2026.

NAICS

333249 - Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing

Place of Performance

Huntsville, AL, USA

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Documents

This scope was carved out of NAWCAD-SN-26-TRUASII.

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Tactical Resupply Unmanned Aircraft System Increment II Cargo UAS Industry Demonstration

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Naval Air Warfare Center Air Division
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Supplies cargo securing, weighing, and release mechanisms for prime contractors on TRUAS projects. Designs secure cargo bays and integrates load cells and CG sensors to automatically weigh cargo and measure center of gravity for flight parameter adjustment. Utilizes automated release hooks and winches. Delivers an integrated cargo management system including hardware and sensing software.

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