The US Marine Corps is conducting market research for a Next Generation General Purpose Automatic Test System (NxGenGPATS) to replace the legacy TETS and VIPER/T test systems. The system must consolidate testing capabilities for ground electronic and electro-optical equipment, using a modern PXIe or better instrumentation architecture and strictly prohibiting legacy ATLAS programming. Key requirements include a total system weight not exceeding 325 lbs in man-portable cases (none over 75 lbs), and a Power Distribution Unit capable of accepting 28 VDC, single-phase, and three-phase AC inputs while providing programmable UUT power. The government is seeking capability statements, technical approaches, and Rough Order of Magnitude cost estimates from interested vendors. Responses are due by 1000 local time, Quantico, VA, on 18 June 2026.

The US Marine Corps is seeking industry input for a Next Generation General Purpose Automatic Test System (NxGenGPATS) to replace the legacy TETS and VIPER/T test systems. The system must consolidate testing capabilities for ground electronic and electro-optical equipment, using a modern PXIe or better architecture with no legacy ATLAS programming. Key requirements include a total system weight under 325 lbs in man-portable cases, a Power Distribution Unit accepting multiple AC/DC inputs, and compliance with DoD cybersecurity standards. Responses are due by 18 June 2026, with questions due by 26 May 2026. No budget amount is specified, and the location for performance is not mentioned.