The U.S. Army is conducting a market survey to identify sources capable of providing a 50mm weapon-based Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) that integrates with a government-provided XM913 cannon to track, engage, and defeat Class 1, 2, and 3 UAS threats. The government may provide the cannon assembly, required 50mm ammunition, technical interface data, and access to a test facility for a live-fire demonstration. Interested companies must describe their C-UAS capabilities, proposed system architecture, fire control/sensor integration, test plan, estimated development timeline, and partnering arrangements, and must have or be able to obtain the necessary manufacturing and technical resources. This is a market survey only, not a solicitation, and no performance specifications or technical data are currently available. The government encourages interested parties to request a teleconference for further technical discussion, and submissions without certain security forms remain acceptable.

The U.S. Army is conducting a market survey for a 50mm weapon-based Counter-UAS system capable of tracking, engaging, and defeating Class 1-3 UAS threats. Interested parties must describe their capabilities, proposed system architecture, fire control/sensor integration, a draft test plan, and an estimated timeline to deliver a live-fire-ready weapon system. The government may provide one XM913 50mm cannon, test ammunition, technical interface data, and access to a test facility for demonstrations. This is not a solicitation, and the government will not pay for submitted information; respondents must have or be able to acquire the majority of required manufacturing skills and facilities. Optional security forms may expedite future access to restricted technical data if a formal requirement materializes.

The U.S. Army seeks sources capable of providing a 50mm weapon-based Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) to track, engage, and defeat Class 1, 2, and 3 UAS threats. The government may support development by loaning one XM913 50mm cannon assembly, providing ammunition, technical data, and access to a test facility for live-fire demonstration. Interested companies should submit qualifications and capability details, including company/CAGE info, business size, prime/subcontractor interest, proposed system architecture, fire control/sensor integration, demonstration plan, estimated development timeline, and teaming arrangements. Respondents must have or be able to obtain the necessary technical, manufacturing, and personnel resources; sub-tier vendors must meet the same criteria. This is a market survey only, not a solicitation, and all information is submitted at no cost to the government.

The U.S. Army is seeking potential sources for a 50mm weapon-based Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) to track, engage, and defeat Class 1, 2, and 3 UAS threats. The government may provide an XM913 cannon assembly, ammunition, technical data, and access to a test facility for integration and live-fire demonstration. Interested companies must demonstrate their technical and manufacturing capabilities, propose a system architecture, and provide an estimated schedule for design, integration, and delivery. Industry partners are encouraged to request a follow-up teleconference to discuss technical details and mission requirements. This is a market survey only, not a solicitation, and the government will not pay for any submitted information.

The U.S. Army is seeking potential sources capable of providing a 50mm weapon-based Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) to defeat Class 1, 2, and 3 UAS threats. The government may consider providing loaned hardware (one XM913 50mm cannon), required ammunition, technical data, and access to a test facility for a live-fire demonstration. Interested companies must submit a detailed description of their C-UAS capabilities, system architecture, integration approach, draft test plan, and an estimated timeline for design, integration, and delivery. This is a market survey only and does not obligate the government to issue a solicitation; all information is submitted at no cost to the government. No budget amounts or performance location are specified in this notice.