The Government is conducting market research to identify existing and emerging software-enabled capabilities that can improve air and missile defense planning, situational awareness, reporting, readiness analysis, sustainment analysis, and decision support. Current workflows require personnel to consolidate information from multiple systems, data sources, and manual processes. This fragmentation can increase manual workload, delay access to relevant information, and complicate collaborative planning and decision support across command-and-control organizations. The Government seeks information on commercial capabilities that can improve access to authorized information, reduce manual reconciliation and reporting burden, and provide authorized users with a more integrated operational picture. The desired capability should support users operating at multiple echelons of command and control while preserving Government decision authority and existing authoritative command-and-control functions.
