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Notice ID:DISA-OTA-21-9-TARDyS3
Other Transaction Authority (OTA) Request for White Papers (RWP) Project Number DISA-OTA-21-9-TARDyS3 RWP Title Telecommunications Advanced Research and Dynamic Spectrum Sharing Systems (TARDyS3) Tool...
Other Transaction Authority (OTA) Request for White Papers (RWP) Project Number DISA-OTA-21-9-TARDyS3 RWP Title Telecommunications Advanced Research and Dynamic Spectrum Sharing Systems (TARDyS3) Tool Suite Issued by Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Other Transaction (OT) Agreement Team www.DISA.mil White Papers Due Date/Time (Suspense) December 04, 2020 / 0800 CST Submit White Papers To disa.scott.ditco.mbx.pl84-other-transaction-authority@mail.mil Note: Please advise DISA as soon as possible via email to disa.scott.ditco.mbx.pl84-other-transaction-authority@mail.mil if your organization intends to submit a White Paper to DISA in response to this RWP. Amendment 0005 is issued for the purpose of responding to additional vendor questions. Amendment 0004 is issued for the purpose of the following: 1. Respond to vendor questions. 2. Revise the Request for White Papers. All changes are highlighted in gray. Amendment 0003 is issued for the purpose of extending the RWP response time. The updated due date/time for RWP responses is December 7, 2020 at 4:00 pm EST. Amendment 0002 is issued for the purpose of responding to vendor questions. Amendment 0001 is issued for the purpose of the following: 1. Respond to vendor questions. 2. Attach Platform One Bus Ticket document not previously accessible in the original RWP posting. The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), Emerging Technology (EM) Directorate through the DISA Procurement Services Directorate (PSD) is seeking an Other Transaction (OT) Agreement to fulfill the prototyping need for a radically new set of tools to deconflict, manage, and predict spectrum interferences while producing a capability for bi-directional Impact Level (IL)-2 (unclassified), IL-4/5 (controlled unclassified), and IL-6 (Secret) communications. The sum of these tools creates a new paradigm for spectrum sharing between the Department of Defense (DoD) and commercial users that are entering the 3550-3650 megahertz (MHz) spectrum band. This work is novel and has never been accomplished before within DoD. Thus, innovative solutions will be critical to prototyping and overall acquisition success. The solution must leverage new ideas and concepts to prototype the tools and processes needed to enable near-real time spectrum sharing with industry. ***Note: Please see full RWP in the attachment to this posting. Full description details would exceed maximum character length.***
