The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center is conducting market research to identify potential contractors with expertise in designing, developing, and prototyping waveforms, specifically the SEDR waveform. The effort may involve tasks such as algorithm development, analysis, testing, and integration of prototype code for the C3NG Reference Implementation Lab. Features to be explored include physical layer, MANET, IP interface, COMSEC, TRANSEC, modeling and simulation, hardware development, and information assurance. The response suspense for this RFI has been extended to **12 June 2026 at 3:30 PM EST**. No budget amount or specific location for performance of services is mentioned.

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center is conducting market research to identify potential contractors capable of designing, developing, and prototyping key algorithms and functions for the SEDR waveform. The government seeks sources to expand capacity for planning, developing, evaluating, testing, and documenting waveform specifications, with tasks potentially including integration of prototype code and proprietary radio engineering. Features to be explored include physical layer, MANET, IP interface, COMSEC, TRANSEC, modeling and simulation, hardware development, and information assurance. The response suspense has been extended to 5 June 2026, with questions closed as of 14 May 2026. No budget amounts or specific performance location are mentioned in the description.

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center is conducting market research to identify potential contractors capable of designing, developing, and prototyping key algorithms and functions of waveforms, specifically the SEDR waveform. The government seeks sources to expand capacity for planning, developing, evaluating, testing, and documenting waveform specifications, with tasks potentially including integration of prototype code and proprietary radio engineering. Features to be explored include physical layer, MANET, IP interface, COMSEC, TRANSEC, modeling and simulation, hardware development, and information assurance. Responses to this RFI are due by 5 June 2026, with questions closed as of 14 May 2026. No budget amount or location for performance of services is specified.

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center is seeking sources to design, develop, and prototype key algorithms and functions of waveforms, initially focusing on the SEDR waveform. Tasks may include development, analysis, and testing of SEDR radios, with work potentially shared between government civilians, FFRDC personnel, and contractors. Features to be explored include physical layer, MANET, IP interface, COMSEC, TRANSEC, modeling and simulation, and hardware development. Responses to the RFI are due 22 May 2026. No budget amount or performance location is specified.

This is a market research Request for Information (RFI) from the Air Force to identify contractors capable of accelerating the development and prototyping of the SEDR waveform. The effort involves designing, developing, and testing waveform algorithms and functions, with tasks potentially worked in parallel with government and other support personnel. Work may include integration of prototype code into the Reference Implementation Lab and handling proprietary vendor-specific radio engineering activities. Responses to the RFI are due by 22 May 2026, with questions due by 7 May 2026. No budget amount or specific performance location is mentioned in the description.

The Air Force is seeking contractors to design, develop, and prototype algorithms and functions for waveforms, initially focusing on the SEDR waveform, to expand its capacity for waveform specification work. Tasks will involve cooperative development, analysis, and testing with government and other contractor personnel, including work on reference lab radios and potential proprietary vendor-specific engineering. The work may explore features such as the physical layer, network features, security, and hardware prototyping. This is a market research effort to understand vendor capabilities for a potential future solicitation.

The Air Force is seeking contractors to design, develop, and prototype algorithms and functions for waveforms, starting with the SEDR waveform, to expand its capacity for waveform specification work. Tasks will involve cooperative development, analysis, and testing with government and other contractor personnel, including work on reference lab radios and potential proprietary vendor-specific engineering. Key features for exploration include the physical layer, network features, security, modeling, and hardware prototyping. This is a market research effort to understand vendor capabilities for a potential future solicitation.