Electromagnetic Spectrum Policy & International Coordination

The contract focuses on supporting the development of electromagnetic spectrum policy for national defense purposes, ensuring alignment with Presidential directives, Congressional mandates, and international standards including the ITU 2027 framework and NATO interoperability requirements. The work is intended to enhance the Department of Defense’s ability to manage and defend critical spectrum resources, enabling seamless communication, sensor operations, and joint military capabilities across allied forces. This effort requires deep expertise in regulatory policy, international coordination, and technical spectrum management to address evolving threats and operational needs in contested environments. Performance is to be conducted at a location with a zip code of 20301, indicating a primary presence within the National Capital Region, likely supporting close coordination with Defense Department leadership and interagency stakeholders. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 928110, which covers national security and international affairs activities, and was posted on July 16, 2026, with a response deadline of August 4, 2026. The effort is managed by Washington Headquarters Services under the Department of Defense and will require proposers to demonstrate proven experience in defense spectrum policy, international treaty compliance, and coordination with allied military and regulatory bodies.