306 RQS Mesh WARLOCK Architecture

The Department of the Air Force, through Air Combat Command, is issuing a sole‑source justification to award WepTac A.G. the WARLOCK communications kit for the 306th Rescue Squadron. The kit provides a field‑deployable MANET (mobile ad‑hoc network) capability that includes directional high‑gain radios, persistent solar‑powered relay nodes, electromagnetic situational‑awareness equipment, and cross‑network bridging between TrellisWare and Silvus systems. The award includes three‑year system‑integration labor, technical support, and operator training. The effort is intended to support Guardian Angel rescue operations in contested and austere environments. • 2 × WAG‑WARLOCK‑R2 kits (Silvus Streamcaster 4200 & TW‑875 radios) – 3‑yr integration support • 2 × WAG‑WARLOCK‑A2 kits (antenna panels, “haskell denke” etc.) – 3‑yr support • 2 × WAG‑WARLOCK‑P2 austere solar kits – 3‑yr support • 1 × WAG‑EMS‑M electromagnetic situational‑awareness kit • 5 × contested‑environment antenna kits (L/UHF‑U/UHF, S‑band) • 4 × Cradlepoint capability kits with 3‑yr software plan • Training courses (5‑day MNB NET, 3‑day BEAST+ Passive Operations) and hardware integration supplies.