Opportunity
CMG (Consortium Management Group) #H92277-27-9-E001
SOCCENT AI-enabled campaign decision-support and assessment prototype
Buyer
U.S. Special Operation Command – Central (SOCCENT)
Posted
October 23, 2026
Respond By
November 12, 2026
Identifier
H92277-27-9-E001
NAICS
541511, 541512, 541715
SOCCENT is seeking an AI-enabled prototype to support campaign decision-making and operational assessment. - Government buyer: U.S. Special Operations Command, specifically U.S. Special Operations Command–Central (SOCCENT). - Request issuer: Consortium Management Group, Inc.; the notice does not identify a solution vendor. - Requested capability: One integrated software prototype combining operational, personnel, mission, and assessment data with AI, analytics, and secure data management. - Digitize and standardize staff and operational-planning workflows. - Provide a real-time common operational picture and campaign-management support. - Support partner-force management and assessment, and operational planning with modeling and simulation. - Establish data standards, interoperability governance, and secure system integration. - Development requirements: Use iterative spiral development to validate workflows and mature data integrations and decision-support capabilities. The effort is classified TS/SCI. - Funding and follow-on: Estimated funding is $7.5 million, anticipated across 4–6 increments. Successful prototype completion may lead to a separate production award. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers or solution vendors are named. Consortium Management Group, Inc. is identified as the request issuer.
Description
This Request for White Papers seeks consortium-member proposals for an AI-enabled software prototype for U.S. Special Operations Command–Central (SOCCENT). The effort would document and standardize operational workflows and integrate operational, personnel, mission, and assessment data into a unified environment with analytics and decision-support tools. The stated objectives include improving real-time command awareness, preserving operational continuity, reducing manual reporting, and providing commanders with timely decision-quality insights. The source states estimated funding of $7.5 million and an estimated 18-month period of performance; white papers are due November 12, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. ET.