Special Notice: Army Threat Coordination Group Engagement with Cleared Industry

The U.S. Army is facilitating a voluntary, classified engagement through a Threat Coordination Group (TCG) aimed at fostering two-way dialogue between Government intelligence analysts and cleared U.S. industry partners to enhance mutual understanding of emerging threats affecting Command and Control and Counter-C2 systems. This initiative, identified by Special Notice SN120526, is not a solicitation and will not result in contract award; rather, it serves as a pre-solicitation information gathering effort to inform future capability development, intelligence requirements, and threat model refinement. Participation is strictly limited to U.S.-based companies with an active Facility Clearance and at least one employee holding a SECRET-level or higher security clearance, with all discussions conducted at the SECRET//NOFORN classification level. The engagement is scheduled to occur in person at a cleared facility in Charlottesville, Virginia, from June 9 to 11, 2026, and industry participants must submit unclassified information—including company name, CAGE code, primary point of contact, clearance status, a one-paragraph description of relevant capabilities, and anticipated attendee details—via email to designated Army points of contact by May 29, 2026. No formal deliverables, payment, reimbursement, or contractual obligations are associated with participation, and attendance is capped at five individuals per company. The Army anticipates industry input on technical areas including survivability, lethality, Counter-UAS, Counter-GPS, electronic warfare, sensors, and threat modeling, with eligibility contingent upon demonstrated experience in these domains and an active U.S. Government contract. The engagement is hosted by the Department of Defense through the U.S. Army’s HQDA, DCS G-2/DAMI-TOT, with no set-aside provisions and no procurement action anticipated from this notice.