Mission Planning Tool Software

2.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

The Government is conducting market research to identify software platforms capable of meeting the following Mission Planning Tool features:

1. Sensor & Effector catalog: Built-in library of current/commercial sensors & effectors; editable parameters (Tx/Rx band, power, elevation, antenna pattern/orientation, sensitivity); user-defined sensor creation.
2. Threat Catalog: Library of commercial UAS, state and non-state actors UAS, and configurable (user defined) threats (size, speed, elevation, modality).
3. AOI + Defended Zone tools: Draw/manage zones, standoff rings, and constraints directly on map.
4. Terrain: DTED L2/L3 support; Configurable Sea state (i.e., Beaufort Scale).
5. Files ingest capable: KMZ/KML ingest for infrastructure and reference layers.
6. Collateral Damage Estimation: Non-kinetic effects on environment, kinetic hazard areas.
7. MSS Ingestion: Can ingest threat locations / geometries from MSS.
8. EMS/RF modeling: Multi-band detection modeling against the environment and systems in the environment; illuminators of opportunity ingest/modeling for passive sensors.
9. Environmental effects: Band-dependent performance impacts for active/passive sensors; multiple sea states supported.
10. Automated sensor siting: Auto-placement within AOI to meet Defended Zone coverage (layered/overlapping/mutually supporting).
11. Spectrum planning: Frequency assignment recommendations; interference/conflict alerts (co-/adjacent-channel, overlap, jamming); civilian band constraints.
12. Optimization metrics: Optimizes plans using Pd (Probability of Detection) and Pk (Probability of Kill/defeat) informed by modeling and historical/empirical data.
13. Visualization: 2D/3D coverage and viewsheds; compare alternative plans.
14. Export + COP integration: CSV export of the sensor plan (locations, configs, frequencies, metrics); outputs formatted for Maven COP ingest.
15. Web-access + support: Web-based, accessible from government or civilian computers with token login; contractor support available.

3.0 QUESTIONS FOR INDUSTRY

Interested parties are requested to submit a capability statement addressing their ability to meet the technical requirements in Section 2.0. Additionally, please provide responses to the following questions:

1. Commercial Availability: Is your solution a Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) product, or does it require custom development?
2. Security & Cloud Compliance: What DoD Impact Level (e.g., IL4, IL5, IL6) is your software currently authorized for? Do you have an active Authority to Operate (ATO)?
3. Licensing Model: How is your software priced (e.g., per user seat, enterprise license, or annual subscription)?
4. Integration Timeline: What is your estimated timeline to achieve data export/ingest with government systems?
5. Company Profile & Socio-Economic Status: Please provide your CAGE Code, UEI number, and state your socio-economic status (e.g., Small Business, 8(a), SDVOSB, WOSB) under NAICS 513210. If you believe a different NAICS code is more appropriate for this requirement, please identify it and provide a brief rationale.

4.0 SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

Responses shall be submitted via email to the primary point of contact listed below.

• Format: Submissions must be in Adobe PDF format.
• Page Limit: Responses shall not exceed 10 pages, excluding the cover page.
• Due Date: All responses must be received no later than 30 June 2026 at 1:00 PM EDT.

Points of Contact:

• Point of Contact: Louis E. Hernandez, CPT, EN, [email protected]
• Contract Specialist: Julie Jenkins, [email protected]
• Contracting Officer: David J. DiRoma, [email protected]