Reverse Engineering, Science, and Technology for Obsolescence, Repair, and Evaluation (RESTORE) Laboratory Engineering Support Follow-On Action (C)

The RESTORE Laboratory Engineering Support Follow-On Action provides comprehensive engineering support for the Navy, Marine Corps, and other Department of Defense entities focused on reverse engineering, scientific analysis, and technological innovation to address obsolescence, facilitate repair, and evaluate manned and unmanned airborne systems and C5ISR components. This includes research, development, simulation, and testing of critical platforms and subsystems to sustain operational readiness and modernize legacy systems in an evolving threat environment. The work is centered on restoring functionality, extending service life, and ensuring interoperability across complex aerospace and command systems. The contract is managed by Naval Information Warfare Systems Pacific, with primary performance occurring in San Diego. The North American Industry Classification System code 541330 identifies this as engineering services, reflecting the technical and analytical nature of the support required. Emily F. Green serves as the primary point of contact for contracting matters, with Melissa Tell as the secondary liaison. The forecast was posted on August 10, 2026, indicating future procurement activity, though no solicitation number has been issued yet. The effort is critical to maintaining the lethality and sustainability of DoD airborne and command systems facing rapidly aging hardware and supply chain challenges.