Federal Register #DOD-2026-OS-1916

U.S. DoD Proposed Arms Sale to Canada: Advanced Radars, Missiles, and Surveillance Equipment

This opportunity involves a proposed arms sale from the U.S. Department of Defense to the Government of Canada, focused on enhancing Canada's surveillance, reconnaissance, and defense capabilities, particularly in the Arctic and for NATO missions. - Government Buyer: - Department of Defense (DoD) - Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) - End user: Government of Canada - Primary OEMs: - Lockheed Martin - Northrop Grumman - Raytheon - L3Harris Technologies - General Atomics Aeronautical Systems - Honeywell - Boeing - Products Requested: - 12 AN/APY8 Lynx Synthetic Aperture Radars (AN/APY8) - 219 AGM114R2 Hellfire II Missiles (AGM114R2) - 34 KMU572 Tail Kits for JDAM/LJDAM (KMU572) - 30 Mk82 500lb General Purpose and Inert Bombs (Mk82) - 40 Embedded GPS/Inertial Navigation Systems (EGI) - Multiple communication, surveillance, and cryptographic systems (e.g., AN/ARC210 radios, KY 100M terminals, KOR24A tactical terminals, KIV77 cryptographic appliques) - Electronic surveillance and radar warning systems (e.g., SAGE 750, SNC 4500, AN/ALQ230) - Munitions support, test/reprogramming equipment, training missiles, and support equipment - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Integration with MQ9B aircraft platforms - Support for Arctic surveillance and NATO operations - Includes classified/unclassified technical documentation, software delivery, personnel training, logistics, and engineering support - Estimated contract value: $474.4 million (with $114.2 million in major defense equipment) - Emphasis on advanced surveillance, secure communications, and precision navigation - No specific contract vehicle or administrative details included; focus is on technical and operational requirements.

Description

The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) announces a proposed public information collection and seeks public comment on the provisions thereof. The collection aims to gather information necessary for the proper performance of agency functions, including practical utility and burden estimates. Comments are invited on ways to enhance the quality, utility, and clarity of the information and to minimize respondent burden through automated techniques or other technologies. The collection relates to Freedom of Information/Privacy Act Records Request for Background Investigations.

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