DIU CSO #PROJ00662

Prototype Solutions for Modular Open Mission Engine (OMEN) for Aircrew in Contested Environments

The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), part of the U.S. Department of Defense, is seeking prototype solutions for a Modular Open Mission Engine (OMEN) to enhance aircrew operations in contested environments. - Government Buyer: - United States Department of Defense, Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - Modular, government-owned application engine (OMEN) with open SDK - Published APIs and reusable UI components - Cross-platform deployment support - Tactical Moving Map application for aircrew situational awareness and mission decision support - Data normalization layer for interoperability with various mission data sources - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Must operate in connected, disconnected, and DDIL (degraded, disrupted, intermittent, or limited) environments - Open to U.S. and international companies not affiliated with sanctioned entities - Proposals may address one or more technical lines of effort: OMEN/SDK, Tactical Moving Map, and Data Integration - Successful prototypes may lead to follow-on production contracts without further competition

Description

The solicitation seeks prototype solutions for a modular, open mission engine (OMEN) to support aircrew operating in contested environments. The engine should enable rapid development and deployment of mission applications, starting with a Tactical Moving Map tool that enhances situational awareness and decision support under degraded communication conditions. Proposals may address one or more technical lines of effort including the open mission engine and SDK, the tactical moving map application, and data integration and interoperability. Successful prototypes may lead to follow-on production contracts without further competition.

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