The Naval Information Warfare Center, Pacific is soliciting proposals and white papers for research focused on the advancement of command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, or C4ISR, capabilities and command suites.
According to the notice issued on SAM.gov Tuesday, the request for proposals covers the research, technology development and prototyping of advanced C4ISR capabilities, enabling technologies for information operations, cyberspace operations and IT systems. Other technical topics of interest include unmanned vehicles, ubiquitous communications and computing environments, advanced power and energy production, cryogenics, quantum and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics research.
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Investigating Unique C4ISR Approaches
NIWC Pacific requires interested vendors to focus on unique and creative approaches to defining and developing future integratable C4ISR capabilities and command suites. Proposals should align with NIWC Pacific’s interests and those of other Team NAVWAR components.
Interested parties can submit their proposals until June 9, 2026.
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