Iraqi Navy C4ISR MSS Upgrade and Sustainment (IQ-P-GAI) (C)

The Iraqi Navy C4ISR MSS Upgrade and Sustainment contract pertains to the modernization and long-term support of command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance systems for the Iraqi Navy. The effort focuses on enhancing maritime situational awareness and operational effectiveness through advanced technical upgrades to existing MSS platforms, ensuring interoperability, cybersecurity, and sustained mission readiness. The work is anticipated to be executed primarily in San Diego, reflecting the involvement of U.S. defense infrastructure and expertise in delivering the necessary capabilities. This procurement is managed by the Naval Information Warfare Systems command, with Kristin White serving as the primary contracting officer and Dominic Raigoza as the secondary point of contact. The NAICS code 541330 indicates that the work falls under engineering services, suggesting a strong emphasis on technical integration, system adaptation, and sustainment support rather than hardware manufacturing. The contract is listed as a forecast with no formal solicitation yet issued, indicating that industry interest is being gauged ahead of a future release. No set-aside preferences are currently defined, and the contract remains open to qualified contractors capable of supporting international defense modernization efforts.