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Unmanned Systems (UxS) Autonomy System

RPP-25-D12
Request for Prototype Proposal
Draft

Due Date

TBD

Release Date

May 8, 2025, 12:00 am
EST (UTC-05:00)

Technology Objective Area

Autonomy

AUT-25-06
Lia Lipar

NAMC POC

Lia Lipar

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Overview

Program Executive Office (PEO) Ground Combat Systems (GCS’s) Product Lead Robotics Software & Controls (PdL RS&C) in collaboration with Army’s Rapid Capabilities & Critical Technologies Office (RCCTO) intends to issue an RPP to solicit a solution to prove out autonomy for UxS at an Autonomy Test in March 2026 during the Army’s TiC 3.0. The purpose of this Autonomy Test is to prove out autonomous capabilities for Army Senior Leadership to make a determination on the fielding of unmanned systems with autonomous capabilities. The period of performance for this project is 16-months from project award. The Offeror shall be required to submit a viable technical solution. White paper (WP) submissions that reflect a “partial solution” to the problem scenario are not acceptable.

Announcements

Draft RPP and PPA Released

Draft RPP and PPA Released. Final RPP tentatively to be released May 27.

Industry Day | RPP-25-D12 | Registration Closes at 3PM ET on 13 May 25

PEO GCS’s PdL RS&C in coordination with RCCTO intends to host an Industry Day to lay out the planned acquisition approach, associated schedules, and an update to requirements for UxS Autonomous Mobility. This Industry Day will occur on 20 May 2025, from 9 am- 5 pm at the Velocity Center in Sterling Heights, MI.

DRAFT PSPEC Released | RPP-25-D12 | Request for Feedback by 3PM ET 16 May 25

The intent of this project is to select multiple Autonomous Mobility vendors that will integrate their systems onto a robotic platform and demonstrate autonomous mobility capabilities at an Army-hosted Autonomy Test scheduled for summer 2026. This project is intended to prove out the field-ability of autonomous mobility capabilities to the Army and is a complementary and collaborative line of effort to the RCCTO Human Machine Interface Formation (HMIF) network of projects. The anticipated period of performance for this project is 16-months.

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