Integrated GOTS/NDI Systems and COTS Modular Enablers & Building Blocks

The Air Force Research Laboratory’s Technology Transition Office is conducting market research to identify U.S. vendors capable of supplying Integrated Government‑Off‑the‑Shelf (GOTS) or Non‑Developmental Item (NDI) radar Electronic Attack (EA) systems, as well as Commercial‑Off‑the‑Shelf (COTS) modular RF components, that can be installed on Group 2‑3 unmanned aircraft systems. The effort seeks technologies that meet stringent size‑weight‑power‑cost (SWaP‑C) constraints, support multiple frequency bands (HF through X‑Band), and are compatible with open‑architecture standards such as SOSA/OMS. Respondents must provide capability overviews, cost estimates, technology readiness levels, and development timelines, all within a 15‑page abstract submitted by early November 2026. • Identify existing GOTS/NDI radar EA solutions proven for military use and assess their integration potential on small UAS. • Propose COTS RF‑SoC, high‑speed ADC, and edge‑compute building blocks that can enable EA waveforms on lightweight platforms. • Deliver detailed SWaP‑C data, TRL evidence, cost breakdowns, and a prototype/demonstration schedule (typically 2‑3 years to flight test).