This CSO enables the Department of the Army to competitively procure solutions through a streamlined, rapid process for awarding fixed-price contracts. The Product Director Common Tactical Truck office at Detroit Arsenal, Michigan, is responsible for modernizing the heavy tactical vehicle fleet. The initiative seeks commercial products, services, and technologies to support the CTT program, which aims to replace existing vehicle systems with advanced, modern capabilities. Awards for efforts ranging from prototypes to full production can be made through April 2032. The solicitation process may involve a multi-phased approach based on specific Areas of Interest.

This CSO enables the Army to competitively procure commercial solutions through a streamlined, rapid process for critical technologies, with awards possible through April 2032. The primary location for performance is the Detroit Arsenal, Michigan, where the office seeks to modernize the Heavy Tactical Wheeled Vehicle fleet with the Common Tactical Truck (CTT) family of vehicles. The CTT program aims to replace existing vehicles and incorporate advanced technologies like predictive logistics and drive-by-wire systems. Awards can be for a wide range of efforts, from prototypes to full production, and may use a multi-phased solicitation process based on specific Areas of Interest. Contracts will be structured as fixed-price, and the government may add new Areas of Interest at any time during the CSO's duration.

This CSO enables the Army to competitively procure commercial solutions through a streamlined, rapid award process to deliver critical technologies, with awards possible through April 2032. The performance location is the Detroit Arsenal, Michigan, where the office is modernizing the Heavy Tactical Wheeled Vehicle fleet with the Common Tactical Truck (CTT) family of vehicles. The CTT program seeks technologies including Predictive Logistics, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, and autonomy-ready capabilities. Awards may include fixed-price contracts for a wide range of efforts, from prototypes to full production, based on commercial procedures or other transaction agreements. The solicitation process may use a multi-phased approach involving solution briefs and presentations for specific Areas of Interest.