Next Generation Surveillance Array (NGSA)

Notice ID:N0003926RE017

This opportunity involves the development, low-rate initial production, and full-rate production of the Next Generation Surveillance Array (NGSA), a passive towed twin-line acoustic sensor for the SURTASS program. The contract will use a Government-designed open architecture to produce a replacement multi-line array for deployment on T-AGOS ships and other host platforms. The full Request for Proposal contains Controlled Unclassified and Technical Information and is not publicly available. To access it, companies must submit signed Non-Disclosure Agreements (maximum two individuals per company) and a current DD Form 2345 for each entity via email to designated Navy contacts. No specific submission timelines, budget amounts, or performance location are mentioned in this description.

Department/Ind.Agency Subtier Office
DEPT OF DEFENSE DEPT OF THE NAVY NAVAL INFORMATION WARFARE SYSTEMS
  PSC   5845 UNDERWATER SOUND EQUIPMENT


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Next Generation Surveillance Array (NGSA)

Notice ID:N0003926RE017

This opportunity involves the development, low-rate initial production, and full-rate production of the Next Generation Surveillance Array (NGSA), a passive towed twin-line acoustic sensor for the SURTASS Program. The contract will use a Government-developed design with Open Architecture Telemetry to replace existing arrays on T-AGOS ships and other host platforms. The full RFP contains controlled information and is not publicly available; access requires submitting a signed Non-Disclosure Agreement and a current DD Form 2345. No specific budget amounts, submission timelines, or performance location are mentioned in the provided description. Interested bidders must request access through the specified Navy contacts to review the full solicitation details.

Department/Ind.Agency Subtier Office
DEPT OF DEFENSE DEPT OF THE NAVY NAVAL INFORMATION WARFARE SYSTEMS
  PSC   5845 UNDERWATER SOUND EQUIPMENT


Data sourced from SAM.gov. View Official Posting »