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May 2025 Monthly Defense Report
The month featured notable demands for artificial intelligence and autonomous systems, initiatives to accelerate capability delivery, and high-level leadership changes. These updates reflect the DoD’s ongoing effort to strengthen readiness, embrace commercial innovation, and adapt force structure for emerging threats. The DoD continues to reinforce prioritization modernization, acquisition agility, and autonomy. This dynamic landscape presents clear inroads for innovative companies that can move fast, adapt to evolving mission needs, navigate the regulatory shift, and deliver value.
MDEX 2025 Briefing Slides
Missed the Michigan Defense Expo (MDEX) 2025 briefings? We've got them right here for you to reference.
April 2025 Monthly Defense Report
The Army’s transformation and acquisition reforms signal a significant shift in how DoD will engage with the defense industry going forward. The focus on rapid prototyping, OTAs, and commercial technology adoption creates opportunities for companies, particularly smaller and non-traditional contractors, with innovative solutions that can be quickly integrated into DoD systems. Traditional defense contractors must adapt to a faster-paced acquisition environment that prioritizes agility and responsiveness. Consolidation of commands and PEOs suggest a potential reduction in acquisition bureaucracy with potential to create a more efficient decision-making process. To understand the full impact of these changes, it's helpful to break down the Army’s transformation into four key areas: broad initiatives driving modernization, organizational restructuring, acquisition reforms, and some of the specific programs being scaled back or eliminated.
2025 APR | Tank Tech Talks
AI agents are getting smarter — but without a universal "language," their full potential is stuck on the sidelines. This month's feature breaks down the race toward Agent2Agent protocols and why seamless AI teamwork could redefine everything from battlefield operations to business automation.
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Member Guidance and Forms
Government Strategy Documents
Missed the Michigan Defense Expo (MDEX) 2025 briefings? We've got them right here for you to reference.
The National Advanced Mobility Consortium, Inc. (“NAMC”) takes antitrust violations very seriously and we strive to ensure that all NAMC Member’s comply with all aspects of the antitrust laws. Click the link to read our full Antitrust Statement.
To protect earned time off and holidays for its employees and to ensure that that USG gets the maximum competition and best proposals from NAMC’s nearly 500 members, the NAMC will not release solicitations to its members or receive submissions of any kind from its members (Q&A, proposals, RFIs, White Papers) via email or BIDS, on the following dates for the 2025 calendar year.
NAMC has created a project pipeline forecast, called the Project Status Report, which will be updated regularly and major changes will be outlined in an email to the membership.
Please remember that this is just a forecast, and that all dates and values are subject to change.
Please remember that this is just a forecast, and that all dates and values are subject to change.
NAMC has contracted with M3 Defense Consulting in order to provide our members with a monthly Land Systems report as a member benefit.
Here you can access the current Land Systems Reports, as well as historical copies.
Here you can access the current Land Systems Reports, as well as historical copies.
Submission Templates
This is the quad chart template to use if your project is selected for the basket.
This is the Milestone Pricing Template typically required during proposal submission against a solicitation.
This is a copy of the Statement of Work template typically included with the solicitation documents. This is for reference only and should not be used in place of the SOW template provided by the Government for each specific opportunity.
This is the Organizational Conflict of Interest Form typically required during proposal submission against a solicitation.
This is the Section 889 Certification Form typically required during proposal submission against a solicitation.
This is the Warranties and Representations Form typically required during proposal submission against a solicitation.
Training & Quick Cards
The month featured notable demands for artificial intelligence and autonomous systems, initiatives to accelerate capability delivery, and high-level leadership changes. These updates reflect the DoD’s ongoing effort to strengthen readiness, embrace commercial innovation, and adapt force structure for emerging threats. The DoD continues to reinforce prioritization modernization, acquisition agility, and autonomy. This dynamic landscape presents clear inroads for innovative companies that can move fast, adapt to evolving mission needs, navigate the regulatory shift, and deliver value.
The Quick Card for Significant Participation Warranties and Representations Form has been updated and now contains three different certs. Visit the FAQ section of the NAMC website. If your question regarding NDC participation or this form has not
been addressed in the FAQ, submit your question to questions@namconsortium.org. Please clarify any NDC
participation issues your team has before submitting your proposal. Note: This Quick Card is not a comprehensive guide to completing the Warranties and Representations Form; it is meant to serve as a reference only.
been addressed in the FAQ, submit your question to questions@namconsortium.org. Please clarify any NDC
participation issues your team has before submitting your proposal. Note: This Quick Card is not a comprehensive guide to completing the Warranties and Representations Form; it is meant to serve as a reference only.
The Army’s transformation and acquisition reforms signal a significant shift in how DoD will engage with the defense industry going forward. The focus on rapid prototyping, OTAs, and commercial technology adoption creates opportunities for companies, particularly smaller and non-traditional contractors, with innovative solutions that can be quickly integrated into DoD systems. Traditional defense contractors must adapt to a faster-paced acquisition environment that prioritizes agility and responsiveness. Consolidation of commands and PEOs suggest a potential reduction in acquisition bureaucracy with potential to create a more efficient decision-making process. To understand the full impact of these changes, it's helpful to break down the Army’s transformation into four key areas: broad initiatives driving modernization, organizational restructuring, acquisition reforms, and some of the specific programs being scaled back or eliminated.
AI agents are getting smarter — but without a universal "language," their full potential is stuck on the sidelines. This month's feature breaks down the race toward Agent2Agent protocols and why seamless AI teamwork could redefine everything from battlefield operations to business automation.
Ready to see what’s next?
Exclusive to NAMC Members, login required to access.
Ready to see what’s next?
Exclusive to NAMC Members, login required to access.
In this episode, Teresa chats with Alissa Roath, Chief Executive Officer at National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC), and Warren Sponsler, Chief Operating Officer at National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC). During their time together, they discuss the background and important mission of NAMC as well as the project award opportunities NAMC has throughout the course of a fiscal year. They also share the importance of government partners to NAMC, who makes a good member, and what benefits they receive. Alissa and Warren also give a sneak preview to their upcoming exclusive networking event, "Defense on Tap", taking place in Orlando on April 15th 2025.
Tech Tank Talks is a premier publication by the National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC) dedicated to exploring and elucidating the forefront of technological advancements that impact the defense and mobility sectors.
Each issue of Tech Tank Talks features in-depth analyses, expert opinions, and comprehensive reports on emerging technologies, providing readers with critical insights and actionable information. The newsletter covers a broad spectrum of topics, from ground mobility and robotics to cybersecurity and quantum computing, ensuring our Members stay informed on the latest developments and trends that may influence their strategic decisions.
Each issue of Tech Tank Talks features in-depth analyses, expert opinions, and comprehensive reports on emerging technologies, providing readers with critical insights and actionable information. The newsletter covers a broad spectrum of topics, from ground mobility and robotics to cybersecurity and quantum computing, ensuring our Members stay informed on the latest developments and trends that may influence their strategic decisions.