SAM #W900KK269A045

Award for Cognitive Electronic Attack System Development

The U.S. Army awarded a development effort for a Cognitive Leading-edge Electronic Attack system of systems. - Government buyer: U.S. Department of the Army, Army Materiel Command, Army Contracting Command, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Orlando office. - Awarded effort: Develop a cognitive electronic attack system to improve electronic warfare test and evaluation against advanced radar threats. - Capabilities sought: Scalable airborne and laboratory/open-range electronic attack capabilities using cognitive techniques. - Notable requirements: Apply modular open systems principles and Government Reference Architectures and standards to support authorized third-party capability integration. - Award value: $5,430,784.73. - OEMs, vendors, products, quantities, and part numbers: None are identified in the available information.

Description

 The project develops a Cognitive Leading-edge Electronic Attack (CogLEA) system of systems to improve electronic warfare test and evaluation against advanced radar threats. The effort will create scalable airborne and laboratory/open-range electronic attack capabilities using cognitive techniques, modular open systems principles, and Government Reference Architectures and standards that enable authorized third-party capability integration.

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