Mission Engineering and Integration AOI 26-A005 under RCC CSO N6523626S0001
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The contract seeks to address the growing strategic challenges faced by United States naval and joint forces as they contend with rapidly advancing near-peer adversaries. It emphasizes the importance of mission engineering and integration as the essential framework for delivering comprehensive warfighting capabilities at a swift and scalable pace. The focus is on modernizing these processes to enable continuous and dynamic analysis of complex missions, identifying vulnerabilities in current and future naval and joint architectures, and developing holistic solutions to proactively mitigate risks before adversaries can exploit them. The solicitation, issued by NIWC Atlantic under the Department of Defense, invites innovative and scalable approaches aimed at transitioning from traditional static program management to data-driven methodologies that enhance mission effectiveness and readiness. The goal is to improve mission-based decision support and accelerate the delivery of integrated warfighting capabilities precisely when needed. The opportunity is open to firms classified under NAICS code 541715, with a response deadline in late June 2026. The contract will be performed in North Charleston, South Carolina, and prospective respondents can contact the primary point of contact, Jessie Rehwoldt, for further information.
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North Charleston, SC, USASet-Aside
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United States naval and joint forces face unprecedented strategic competition, operating in an increasingly complex and lethal battlespace as near-peer adversaries rapidly evolve and increase their warfighting capabilities. Outpacing and maintaining a decisive advantage against near-peer adversaries are critical Department of War (DOW) imperatives. Mission engineering and integration are key enablers to achieve these objectives, providing the overarching framework to deliver holistic warfighting capabilities to naval and joint forces at speed and scale.
NIWC Atlantic seeks innovative and scalable solutions to modernize its mission engineering and integration outcomes. The objective is to rapidly and continuously manage and analyze complex missions to discover gaps and vulnerabilities in current and future naval and joint architectures and identify, engineer, and validate holistic capability solutions to mitigate those gaps and vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. The core challenge is transitioning from traditional, static program management and engineering support to dynamic, data-driven methodologies that increase mission effectiveness and readiness through improved mission-based decision support and delivery of the right holistic warfighting capabilities at the speed of need.
