# DoD Tests Naval Counter-UAS Defenses

Reporting on naval counter-UAS testing at REPMUS references a 60-boat swarm scenario and a Pentagon 120-day fielding target. For procurement teams and contractors, these details point to operational priorities around evaluating performance in swarm-scale maritime scenarios and the ability to field systems rapidly. The supplied signal does not identify test criteria, a solicitation, funding, or a vendor selection, so it does not establish a specific procurement opportunity or a vendor deadline.

- Program offices and port operators can use the reported swarm scenario and rapid-fielding target as considerations when defining operational evaluation questions for counter-UAS capabilities.
- Contractors may find relevance in demonstrating performance against swarm-scale maritime threats and explaining deployment timelines; the signal provides no formal requirements or evaluation standards.
- No contract value, solicitation number, procurement contact, or funding source is reported.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Published:** November 02, 2026

### Government Entities
- U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)

### Sources
- [What counter-UAS naval tests measure, from a 60-boat swarm at REPMUS to the Pentagon's 120-day fielding target, and what a port should ask for. https://t.co/RdmkCexKXa](https://x.com/powerus_usa/status/2117307199500243284) - twitter-fed-procurement