Platform-Agnostic, Modular Open-Architecture Health and Usage Monitoring System (HUMS)

The U.S. Army Portfolio Acquisition Executive Maneuver Air G4 is conducting market research to identify industry sources capable of delivering a platform‑agnostic, modular, open‑architecture Health and Usage Monitoring System (HUMS) for rotary‑wing, fixed‑wing, ground, and maritime platforms. The goal is to replace legacy, OEM‑locked HUMS solutions with a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) that supports Condition‑Based Maintenance Plus (CBM+) across mixed fleets. The system must conform to multiple DoD and industry standards (FACE™, SAE JA6268, DDS, SAE AS7140, ADS‑79E‑HDBK) and provide end‑to‑end data security, government data ownership, and open‑format export. Respondents are asked to submit a white‑paper (max 12 pages) describing their architecture, compliance matrix, edge‑processing approach, standards alignment, prior deployments, and data‑rights policy. • Supports automated flight‑line data capture, real‑time off‑load, and integration with Army logistics (GCSS‑Army). • Provides predictive logistics via AI/ML, advanced vibration diagnostics, and continuous rotor‑track & balance monitoring. • Requires FACE™ conformance, SAE JA6268 data model compliance, DDS‑based communication, and FIPS‑140‑2 encryption. • Must deliver government‑owned data in open formats (CSV, JSON, XML, Parquet) and allow containerized (Docker/K8s) custom analytics. • Submission deadline is placeholder; interested firms should email a 12‑page white paper to the listed contact.