Gps Navigation Government Bids & RFPs

The bid notice states that the award will be made on a noncompetitive basis to Exail Defense Systems, Inc.

The government requests a white paper by 29 May 2026.

All respondents must have the necessary organizational and technical experience or the ability to obtain them in the necessary timeframe. Competence in these areas shall be demonstrated through a written description of the vendors past and/or current experience. Respondents shall describe their technical approach for a GPS increment 2 GNSS M-Code receiver suitable for integration into JASSM. The government is interested in open, nonproprietary, standardized electrical and physical interfaces and encourages open-systems architectures where practical. Respondents shall identify existing programs leveraged, current technology readiness level (TRL) and manufacturing readiness level (MRL), and the funded plan to achieve the required maturity. The point-of-departure design should be at or above TRL/MRL 5 and applicable to U. S. DOD tactical missiles or bombs. Respondents shall identify the status of increment 2 M-code ASIC certification with the GPS Directorate Security Team, including the schedule if certification is pending. It is desirable that respondents have an active production line delivering DOD M-Code receivers. Respondents shall recommend a notional low-risk development and integration schedule starting at contract award time 0 and identifying major program events including SRR, PDR, CDR, qualification testing, flight testing, production readiness review, and delivery to the JASSM production line. Respondents shall identify existing digital engineering tools, environments, and DOD contracts currently in use and describe planned digital engineering collaboration with the JASSM prime contractor and any applicable open architecture products. Respondents shall describe the technical data package available for the design and provide intellectual property assertions sufficient to support government assessment of the digital development environment.

The vehicle must be delivered within three 3 months from the date of contract award, or as determined by the contracting officer.

The contractor shall provide a comprehensive warranty for the vehicle, covering all parts and labor for a minimum of 3 years.

The U. S. government intends to award a purchase order to the responsible offeror submitting the lowest quotation which is technically acceptable.

Offerors must read this RFQ including the clauses in its entirety before submitting an offer.