NSWC-PHD MATAC OTA Request for Solutions: Combat Systems Integration Lab (CSIL) Project

NSWC-PHD MATAC OTA Request for Solutions: Combat Systems Integration Lab (CSIL) Project | SAM.gov Opportunity | G2X

Opportunity Summary

The Department of the Navy, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division (NSWC PHD) has issued a Request for Solutions for the Combat Systems Integration Lab (CSIL) Project. This project is administered under solicitation number REQ-VIR-001 as an Other Transaction project in accordance with 10 U.S.C. 4022. The initiative is part of the Maritime Advanced Technology Consortium (MATAC), which is managed by Advanced Technology International. The effort is classified under NAICS 541715 for Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology), and the response deadline is July 8, 2026.

The CSIL project aims to address the current lack of a dedicated AEGIS Weapon System hardware suite and modern artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities at NSWC PHD. Currently, personnel must rely on limited hardware assets at East Coast test sites, such as the Combat System Engineering Development Site and the Surface Combat Systems Center Wallops Island, which results in scheduling delays for shipboard issue resolution and maintainability testing. The project scope involves developing a prototype virtual system integrated with existing stand-alone weapon systems at NSWC PHD. This virtual environment will allow engineers and technicians to recreate reported problems, collect critical data, and assess software stability while serving as a foundation for data-driven analytical tools.

The resulting virtual prototype is intended to reduce corrective action timelines and allow supportability teams to verify maintenance systems and materials before shipboard deployment. Participation in this request for solutions is restricted to members of the Maritime Advanced Technology Consortium. There are zero attachments associated with this special notice.

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Response deadline: Jul 8, 202626 days remaining
NAICS: 541715 (opens in new tab)
PSC: —
Set aside: —
Published: Jun 11, 2026
Updated: Jun 11, 2026
Agency: DEPT OF THE NAVY (opens in new tab)
Office: COMMANDING OFFICER
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Original Description

Request for Solutions: Combat Systems Integration Lab (CSIL) Project PURPOSE: This Special Notice is issued to provide awareness of the release of a Request for Solutions (RFS) for an other transaction project in accordance with 10 U.S.C. 4022. The Combat Systems Integration Lab (CSIL) Project has been issued as part of the Maritime Advanced Technology Consortium (MATAC) managed by Advanced Technology International (...

Request for Solutions:
Combat Systems Integration Lab (CSIL) Project

PURPOSE:
This Special Notice is issued to provide awareness of the release of a Request for Solutions (RFS) for an other transaction project in accordance with 10 U.S.C. 4022. The Combat Systems Integration Lab (CSIL) Project has been issued as part of the Maritime Advanced Technology Consortium (MATAC) managed by Advanced Technology International (ATI) and administered by the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division.

BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY:
NSWC PHD lacks a dedicated AEGIS Weapon System (AWS) hardware suite and a modern artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) capability to support automated analytics and decision support. As a result, when ships report problems, the ISEA must rely on hardware assets located at existing land-based test sites on the East Coast at the Combat System Engineering Development Site (CSEDS) and Surface Combat Systems Center Wallops Island (SCSC WI), competing for time on these systems to resolve shipboard issues. The limited hardware assets are scheduled months in advance and are frequently not readily available to support NSWC PHD ISEA efforts. The same limited availability of hardware assets also affects PHD support to combat systems development including maintainability testing and document validation. A prototype virtual system integrated with existing stand-alone weapon systems at PHD can provide an available platform for engineers and technicians to recreate reported problems, collect critical data, assess software stability, and support evaluation of proposed solutions, while also serving as the foundation for developing and testing advanced, data-driven analytical tools. A dedicated virtual prototype will significantly reduce the corrective action timeline. A dedicated virtual system will also allow supportability teams to verify and validate maintenance systems and materials before systems are deployed on ships.Other Transaction Consortium Vendors interested in responding to this RFS must be members of MATAC. Interested parties may visit MATAC.org for membership information.

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