Cyber Threat Integration for Command & Control (C2) Resilience

The contract seeks engagement in classified discussions focused on cyber threats targeting Army Command and Control and Counter-Command and Control systems, with an emphasis on understanding adversary tactics and developing effective mitigation strategies to enhance system resilience. Participants will be required to collaborate on sensitive intelligence and operational insights to support the defense and adaptation of critical military communication and control architectures against evolving cyber threats. This effort is integral to maintaining operational superiority in contested digital environments where disruption of command functions can directly impact mission success. The opportunity is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 541715, with a response deadline of May 29, 2026, and is posted by the Department of Defense through the W6QK Acc-apg office. Performance is expected to occur in Charlottesville, reflecting the requirement for secure, location-specific collaboration likely involving cleared personnel and facilities. While no set-aside designation or point of contact details are provided, the nature of the work necessitates a high level of security clearance and expertise in military cyber operations, threat analysis, and systems resilience planning. Interested parties must be prepared to handle classified information and contribute to advanced, real-time threat integration efforts under stringent federal security protocols.