This is a Sources Sought Notice for market research to identify potential firms capable of providing an Unmanned Common Controller (UCC) for the Navy and Marine Corps. The UCC must be a portable, modular, open-architecture system capable of operating multiple types of unmanned aircraft systems, with key requirements including multi-platform control, cybersecurity compliance, and integration with tactical applications. The government is seeking detailed technical information on companies' existing solutions, including capabilities, interoperability, production capacity, and compliance with specific federal statutes. No specific budget, performance location, or non-bid/proposal submission timelines are mentioned in this description. Select vendors may be invited to participate in a follow-on demonstration.

The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) is conducting market research for a portable, modular Unmanned Common Controller (UCC) capable of operating multiple unmanned aircraft systems. The controller must be interoperable, cyber-secure, rugged, and compliant with specific open architecture principles and federal statutes. This is a Sources Sought Notice for information only, not a solicitation, and the government is not obligated to award a contract. Select vendors may be invited to a follow-on demonstration. Responses must be submitted via email to the specified contacts with a capability white paper not exceeding ten pages.

The Naval Air Systems Command is seeking information on portable, modular Unmanned Common Controller (UCC) technologies capable of operating multiple unmanned aircraft systems for the Marine Corps. This is a market research effort, not a solicitation, and no funds are available for response preparation. The government is interested in solutions that are interoperable, cyber-secure, rugged, and compliant with specific open architecture principles and federal statutes. Select vendors may be invited to a follow-on demonstration. Responses must be submitted via email as a capability white paper not exceeding ten pages.