The United States Coast Guard (USCG) is seeking information from industry about the capabilities of Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) that are currently available for procurement. The USCG is looking for C-UAS solutions that can detect, identify, monitor, track, and mitigate UAS threats, and that can be deployed in various configurations, including fixed, temporary, on-the-move, and portable. The C-UAS should be able to operate in a variety of environments and should be able to integrate with existing systems. The USCG is also interested in learning about the capabilities of C-UAS that can be used to counter UAS swarms and that can provide real-time information to operators. Key features and requirements of the C-UAS include: • Detecting and tracking UAS threats • Identifying and classifying UAS • Providing real-time information to operators • Being able to operate in a variety of environments • Being able to integrate with existing systems • Being able to counter UAS swarms • Providing a user-friendly interface • Being able to generate reports and statistics on UAS detections and C-UAS capabilities used • Being able to link to an information systems network for interoperability and event recording and storage.