The United States Army has issued a sources sought notice to survey industry capabilities for a new optical tracking concept designed to support weapons and aircraft testing when satellite navigation is unavailable or disrupted. According to the notice, Army Contracting Command–Orlando is conducting market research on behalf of the Test Resource Management Center’s Test and […]
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