Special Notice: Army Threat Coordination Group Engagement with Cleared Industry

The U.S. Army has issued Special Notice SN120526 to invite cleared U.S. industry partners for a Threat Coordination Group (TCG) engagement focused on enhancing shared understanding of emerging threats pertinent to the Army’s Command and Control (C2) and Counter-C2 initiatives. This engagement is a classified, two-way forum between Government intelligence analysts and qualified cleared industry participants intended to facilitate information exchange and collaboration on global technology trends, threat capabilities, survivability challenges, and countermeasures against threats such as Counter-UAS and Counter-GPS systems. Participation is voluntary, limited exclusively to companies with an active facility clearance (FCL) at the SECRET level or higher, and is restricted to U.S. citizens cleared for secret information. The event, scheduled for June 9–11, 2026, at a cleared facility in Charlottesville, Virginia, is not a procurement action and will not culminate in a contract award. The notice outlines clear submission requirements for companies wishing to participate, including providing company details, confirmation of active facility clearance, a brief capability statement relevant to C2 and threat domains, organizational information, and the number and security clearance level of proposed attendees (limited to five participants per company). The communication will be conducted at a minimum classification of SECRET//NOFORN. While the Special Notice does not include contract clauses, pricing, or evaluation criteria, it establishes strict eligibility conditions emphasizing security clearances, facility access, and subject-matter expertise in areas such as electronic warfare, threat modeling, and counter-small unmanned aerial systems. The engagement seeks to enhance mutual threat awareness to influence future capability development rather than solicit deliverables or procurement proposals. Industry responses are due by May 29, 2026, and must be submitted via email to designated Army intelligence points of contact. No package, inspection, invoicing, or payment arrangements are associated with this notice, as it serves solely as an information-gathering and collaboration effort within the U.S. defense industrial base.