Opportunity
SAM #N642672698100
Prototype Solutions for IT Network Consolidation and Modernization (LETHALITY Consortium)
Buyer
Naval Undersea Warfare Center
Posted
July 28, 2026
Respond By
August 18, 2026
Identifier
N642672698100
NAICS
541715, 541512, 541690, 541330
This opportunity is a Request for Prototype Projects (RPP) from the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Corona Division, issued via the LETHALITY Consortium. - The project is titled 'Single Design Four Enclave Network Consolidation Initiative.' - Objective is to modernize and consolidate IT and data architecture from a fragmented, multi-Authority to Operate (ATO) environment to a unified, single-design, four-environment ecosystem. - Key goals include: - Reducing sustainment costs and eliminating redundancy - Enhancing cybersecurity posture - Enabling advanced analytics and AI/ML capabilities - Aligning with DoD/DoN modernization directives (e.g., Zero Trust, Navy Data Strategy) - Adopting Data Mesh/Fabric architectural patterns - Only members of the LETHALITY Consortium are eligible to respond. - No specific OEMs, vendors, part numbers, or quantities are listed. - The opportunity is focused on IT architecture, cybersecurity, analytics, and network consolidation services and solutions.
Description
This is a notice to announce a Request for Prototype Projects (RPP) through the Leveraging Enterprise Technologies for Holistic Ai, Logistics, Integration, Transformation, and Yield (LETHALITY) Consortium to support the Single Design Four Enclave Network Consolidation Initiative (1/4 Initiative). This initiative will modernize and consolidate Corona Division’s information technology and data architecture by transitioning from a fragmented, multi-Authority to Operate environment into a unified, single-design, four-environment ecosystem. The objective is to reduce sustainment costs, eliminate redundancy, enhance cybersecurity, enable advanced analytics and Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, and align with Department of Defense/Department of the Navy modernization directives (Zero Trust and the Navy Data Strategy) and adopt Data Mesh/Fabric architectural patterns.
This request is issued under the authority of 10 U.S.C. § 4022 and restricted to LETHALITY Consortium members. Interested parties may visit lethalityconsortium.org <https://www.lethalityconsortium.org/> for membership information. All future communications regarding this RPP will be managed directly through the LETHALITY Consortium portal.