The project seeks to procure an advanced, electronically steerable GPS jamming system called the Advanced NAV-WAR Open Air (ANOA) to support Department of War testing and training. The system is required to create realistic contested electronic warfare environments for evaluating navigation-dependent systems. The response due date has been extended to 29 May 26, COB. The work is being conducted under specific statutory authority for acquiring prototypes.

The project is to acquire an advanced, electronically steerable GPS jamming system called the Advanced NAV-WAR Open Air (ANOA) to support Department of War testing and training. The system is needed to create realistic contested electronic warfare environments for evaluating navigation-dependent systems. The response due date is 29 May 26, close of business.

This project seeks to acquire an advanced GPS jamming system to support Department of War testing and training. The system, called the Advanced NAV-WAR Open Air (ANOA), is needed to create realistic electronic warfare environments for evaluating navigation-dependent systems. The procurement is conducted under the authority of 10 U.S.C. § 4022 for acquiring prototypes.