The DOD posted a broad request for information from industry on the federal contracting (System for Award Management) website https://sam.gov/, reported Defense News. The Rapid Fielding Initiative (RFI) on behalf of the new undersecretary of Defense for Acquisitions and Sustainment Bill LaPlante is seeking input “from across industry” about air defense, anti-armor, anti-personnel, coastal defense, counter battery, unmanned aerial systems, and communications equipment, such as secure radios and satellite internet gear. To that end, the DOD asks that responding companies describe their weapon, product or system in 100 words or less, and—in the case of munitions—check off “appropriate target type(s),” such as area, fixed, airborne/missile, maritime, mine, moving, hard or soft. The RFI says information received will be used to develop requirements for an actual solicitation at a later date.
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