DE Enhancement SWaP ISV
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The Joint Directed Energy Consortium, supporting the Army and Department of Defense, is preparing to release an opportunity focused on Directed Energy enhancements to reduce Size, Weight, and Power for High Energy Laser weapon systems. The primary objective is to develop innovative prototypes for a 30kW-class HEL weapon system based on an Infantry Squad Vehicle Utility to inform an acquisition decision by Fiscal Year 2031. This effort utilizes the Enduring HEL Modular Open Systems Approach strategy to ensure seamless development and integration of system improvements. The project is divided into twelve prototype pillars covering full system integration and specific subsystems, including power generation, energy storage, beam directors, and thermal energy storage. To facilitate this, an Industry Day will be held on October 27, 2026, in Huntsville, Alabama, and virtually, with a registration deadline of October 22, 2026. This is a CUI event requiring security vetting for all attendees. Interested parties are encouraged to utilize the provided teaming list to form partnerships and identify complementary capabilities.
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