The Marine Corps’ PM Tactical Radios is conducting an RFI/market-research effort for a Multi-Channel ManPack (MCMP) radio capability, seeking industry feedback on Commercial or Non-Developmental Items that meet NSA High-Assurance COMSEC modernization needs with improved SWaP and networkable mounted/dismounted configurations, with primary interest in technologies at TRL 8 or higher for rapid fielding. This RFI is informational only, has no Statement of Work or performance specifications currently available, and does not commit the Government to solicit or award. Technical requirements are contained in a controlled CUI attachment accessible via SAM.gov only after requesting access, executing the revised NDA, and providing one of: active DD Form 2345/JCP, SPRS NIST SP 800-171 score, or CMMC Level 2. Interested parties should provide a detailed capability package, limited to 40 pages, covering integration, specifications, TRL and production/testing considerations, ROM/lifecycle costs, warranties, data rights, supply-chain risk, cyber-physical security, and certifications. The Government may follow up with vendors via MS Teams for discussions/demonstrations, and support contractors may review submissions under NDAs and OCI restrictions.

This is an RFI for market research and industry feedback on a Multi-Channel ManPack (MCMP) radio capability for Marine Corps tactical communications; it is not a solicitation or government commitment. The Marine Corps seeks commercial or non-developmental, networkable MCMP radios for mounted and dismounted use that meet NSA high-assurance COMSEC modernization requirements, improve SWaP, and are primarily at TRL 8 or higher to support rapid fielding. Technical requirements are in a restricted CUI attachment, and access requires properly configured SAM.gov roles, a signed MCMP NDA, and one of: active DD Form 2345/JCP, current SPRS NIST SP 800-171 score, or CMMC Level 2, with access requested via SAM.gov and verified by email using CAGE and UEI. Interested vendors should provide an integrated solution description, device specifications, TRL and production/testing timelines, warranty and licensing/data-rights details, ROM costs for TDP/source code/lifecycle support, reliability/test data, certification roadmaps, and SCRM/cyber-physical security approaches. Responses are limited to 40 pages and should be emailed to the specified contacts, with proprietary information clearly marked and segregated.