The government is requesting white papers for sensor systems designed to provide self-defense for dismounted Marines under the Organic Counter Small Unmanned Aircraft System program. Interested parties must request access to the solicitation documents through the PIEE Solicitation Module, providing their CAGE Code and proof of active SAM.gov registration without exclusions. Access is granted to U.S. citizens, while foreign entities must undergo a separate foreign disclosure process. Updated enclosures were posted on 29 June and 15 July 2026, with further changes to Section 2. The contracting points of contact are provided for inquiries.

This opportunity seeks white papers for an Organic Counter Small Unmanned Aircraft System (O-CsUAS) Dismounted Sensor System to provide self-defense for dismounted Marines. Respondents must be registered in SAM.gov and provide their CAGE Code to access the solicitation documents, which will be granted to eligible U.S. citizens by the next business day. Foreign entities must undergo a separate disclosure process for access. No specific budget amount or performance location is mentioned in the description. The solicitation was updated on 29 June 2026 and 15 July 2026.

This opportunity seeks white papers for an Organic Counter Small Unmanned Aircraft System (O-CsUAS) Dismounted Sensor System to provide self-defense for dismounted Marines. The location for performance is not specified, and no budget amount is provided. Respondents must be registered in SAM.gov and provide their CAGE Code to access the solicitation documents. U.S. citizen requesters will receive documents by the next business day, while foreign entities must undergo a separate disclosure process. There are no submission deadlines mentioned, but documents can be requested at any time prior to submission.

This opportunity seeks white papers for an Organic Counter Small Unmanned Aircraft System (O-CsUAS) Dismounted Sensor System to provide self-defense for dismounted Marines. Respondents must be registered in SAM.gov and provide their CAGE Code to access the solicitation documents, which will be granted to U.S. citizens by the next business day. Foreign entities must undergo a separate foreign disclosure process for access. No specific budget amount or performance location is mentioned in the description. There are no submission deadlines or bid timelines provided.