The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center is conducting market research to identify a primary developer for an advanced, Government-owned collaborative autonomy software framework. This open-architecture stack enables autonomous capabilities across crewed and uncrewed systems, evolving from prior AFRL multi-agent swarming architectures. The objective is to evaluate industry capability for continuous software development, applied research, testing, and maturation under the DoDI 5000.87 Software Acquisition Pathway. Scope includes developing core software logic, integrating onto diverse platforms, incorporating third-party capabilities, researching future autonomy behaviors, and developing ground station integration. No specific timelines, budget amounts, or performance locations are mentioned in this description.

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center is conducting market research for a primary developer of an advanced, Government-owned collaborative autonomy software framework for crewed and uncrewed systems. The framework evolves from prior AFRL multi-agent swarming architectures and requires continuous development, applied research, and testing under the DoDI 5000.87 Software Acquisition Pathway. The contractor must develop core software logic, integrate it onto diverse platforms, incorporate third-party capabilities, research future autonomy behaviors, and develop ground station integration. No specific timelines, budget amounts, or performance location are mentioned in this description. This opportunity is for firms capable of maturing an open-architecture autonomy stack for government use.

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center is conducting market research for a primary developer of an advanced, Government-owned collaborative autonomy software framework. This open-architecture stack enables autonomous capabilities across crewed and uncrewed systems, evolving from prior AFRL swarming autonomy architectures. The contractor must perform continuous software development, applied research, testing, and maturation under the DoDI 5000.87 Software Acquisition Pathway. The scope includes developing core software logic, integrating onto diverse platforms, incorporating third-party capabilities, and developing ground station integration. No specific timelines, budget amounts, or performance location are mentioned.

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center is conducting market research for a primary developer of an advanced, Government-owned collaborative autonomy software framework for crewed and uncrewed systems. The framework is based on prior AFRL multi-agent swarming architectures and requires continuous software development, applied research, testing, and maturation under the DoDI 5000.87 Software Acquisition Pathway. The contractor must develop core software logic, integrate it onto diverse platforms, incorporate third-party vendor capabilities, perform applied research on future autonomy behaviors, and develop ground station integration. No specific timelines, budget amounts, or location for performance of services are mentioned in the description. This opportunity is for firms capable of evolving complex, open-architecture autonomy software for government use.