The Marine Corps’ PM Tactical Communications and Electromagnetic Warfare Systems, Electronic Warfare Systems team is conducting market research to assess industry capability for an Own Force Monitoring/Sensing (OFM/S) capability, focusing on Own Force Monitoring at Echelon (OFM-E). OFM-E would be vehicle- or command-post-mounted systems providing persistent monitoring, passive analysis, and real-time awareness of friendly electromagnetic spectrum signatures, with integration into Command Control Computer/EMBM and support for SIGMAN and EMCON. The Government seeks commercial or non-developmental items that are SOSA-aligned and at TRL 8/9, and draft requirements documentation is available upon request. Interested parties should provide feedback and information on integrated solutions, component modularity, production capacity, reliability, TDP rights, DMSMS, warranties, maintenance, training, and existing contract vehicles or OT consortia. An Industry Day coordinated by MilTech is planned, with logistics and event details to be released via amendment.

The Marine Corps’ Program Manager Tactical Communications and Electromagnetic Warfare Systems is conducting market research via an RFI (not a solicitation) to assess industry capability for an Own Force Monitoring/Sensing (OFM/S) solution in the electromagnetic spectrum, with this request focused on Own Force Monitoring at Echelon (OFM-E). OFM-E would be vehicle- or command-post-mounted and provide persistent monitoring, passive analysis, integration with Command Control Computer/Electromagnetic Battle Management, and support for SIGMAN/EMCON by detecting anomalies and unauthorized transmissions. The Government seeks Commercial or Non-Developmental Items, preferably SOSA-aligned and at TRL 8/9, with draft requirements available upon request. Interested parties should provide information packages addressing integration, specification compliance, component TRLs, production capacity and reliability, TDP rights, DMSMS, EOL/EOS, warranties, maintenance/training, and any existing DoD/USMC/Navy/GSA/OT contract vehicles, with responses limited to 20 pages and proprietary information clearly marked. The Government also intends to conduct a MilTech-coordinated Industry Day, with logistics and event details to be released later via amendment.