Opportunity
SAM #WTC_EXCON_Battle_Tracking_Equipment
Sole Source Procurement of Dark Wolf Howler Deployment Kit for Army National Guard Warrior Training Center
Buyer
JFHQ USPFO GA
Posted
September 24, 2026
Respond By
October 24, 2026
Identifier
WTC_EXCON_Battle_Tracking_Equipment
NAICS
334290
This opportunity is for the procurement of battle tracking and communications equipment by the Joint Force Headquarters United States Property and Fiscal Office for Georgia (JFHQ USPFO GA), supporting the Army National Guard Warrior Training Center. - The primary product is the Dark Wolf Howler Deployment Kit, including: - Dark Wolf Satellite Backhaul System (SBS) - Dark Wolf Ventures ATAK plug-in - Activation files - Training and technical support - The contract is sole source to Dark Wolf Ventures LLC, justified by their patented technology essential for mission command and control communications. - The total contract value is $424,449.80, firm-fixed-price. - The equipment is required to combine and retransmit multiple waveforms, ensuring continuous communication in challenging environments for large-scale training events. - No competing vendors or products are listed due to the sole source justification. - The procurement includes both hardware and software components, as well as training and technical support services. - No specific period of performance is provided in the notice or attachments.
Description
This equipment also offers the ability to combine and retransmit multiple waveforms, a capability that is vital for maintaining continuous communication with both internal team members and external organizational partners. This functionality directly contributes to improved command and control, particularly in rapidly evolving or austere environments where communication flexibility is essential. Failure to procure this equipment would critically limit our ability to execute mission command effectively during large-scale training events and would degrade the organization’s overall ability to support training events. Therefore, acquisition of this system is both justified and necessary to ensure mission success and maintain operational effectiveness.