This solicitation seeks solutions for the development of the Precision Strike Missile (PRSM) Increment 4 (Inc 4). The effort is structured as a multi-phase lifecycle program, moving from high-risk research to full-scale production, adhering to a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA). The Storm Project Office requires an affordable, cost-effective, MOSA-compliant solution capable of engaging moving maritime and relocatable land targets at ranges exceeding 1,000 kilometers. The solution must be compatible with the M142 launcher platform. Awards will be made under 10 ****, with potential for follow-on production contracts. The question period is closed, and all information is within the Request for Solutions (RFS) and its attachments. Only full, end-to-end solutions will be evaluated; partial solutions will not be considered. Submissions must be combined into a single, searchable PDF file via DoD SAFE. Offerors must request a DoD SAFE drop-off link by May 20, 2026, **** CDT. The prototype project security level is up to Secret, but the solution must be physically handled as unclassified. Cost share is required starting with Phase I award (4QFY26), and all performers must submit an investment profile detailing their proposed cost sharing.
The bid notice does not explicitly state a delivery deadline for the final product. However, it mentions that performers must request a DoD SAFE drop-off link no later than **** CDT on May 20, 2026, 48 hours prior to the submission deadline.
The bid notice does not specify payment terms.
The bid notice does not mention warranty requirements.
The bid notice states that the award will be made based on a best value downselection evaluation. For Phase I, this evaluation is based on four weighted factors: schedule, technical performance, architectural integrity, and price reasonableness, with non-price factors being significantly more important than price. For the transition to Phase II, the evaluation is based on five weighted factors: operational performance, projected capacity rate and delivery dates, manufacturing production readiness, architectural integrity, and proposed costs, with non-cost factors being significantly more important than price.
The bid notice implies qualification through a best value downselection evaluation based on factors such as mission effectiveness, schedule, technical performance, architectural integrity, operational performance, manufacturing production readiness, and proposed costs. Prototypes are expected to reach a Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of 6 for flyoff 1 and flyoff 2.
The bid notice does not specify any penalties.
The bid notice does not mention any site visit requirements.
The bid notice does not mention sample submission requirements.
The bid notice states that the question period is closed.