SBIR / STTR #DON26BZ05-NV076

Navy Solicitation for Modular Open Architecture OLYMPUS System Development

The U.S. Navy's PMA-213 office is seeking innovative research and development proposals for the OLYMPUS system, a modular, open architecture platform under the Zeus system of systems, to modernize and unify shipboard systems across air-capable fleet platforms. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Navy, PMA-213 - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; the solicitation is open to small businesses with relevant R&D capabilities - Products/Services Requested: - Research and development services for the OLYMPUS modular open architecture system - Phase I: Feasibility study, high-level system design, proof-of-concept demonstrations, risk assessment, and feasibility reporting - Phase II: Prototype development and testing, including integration of sensors, processing units, user interfaces, and communication networks; laboratory and field testing; documentation and training materials - Phase III: System refinement, production readiness, operational deployment, manufacturing, installation, training, technical support, and continuous improvement - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Focus on open, layered, and modular architecture to enable system unification and modernization - Integration of AI, machine learning, and digital engineering for enhanced maritime domain awareness and operational efficiency - Emphasis on cost savings, sustainment efficiencies, and interoperability across multiple ship classes (CVNs, L-Class ships, DDGs) - Gradual transition to operational deployment through routine sustainment and technology refreshes - Compliance with SBIR/STTR eligibility and program requirements

Description

This solicitation is for the development of an open, layered, yielding modular platform for unified systems under the SBIR/STTR program. It is part of the DOD SBIR 2026 program and involves creating a modular platform to unify systems. The solicitation was posted on February 21, 2017, with a response deadline of February 17, 2017. The topic was open for questions until the question deadline and is a pre-release topic.

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