The U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to solicit technology demonstrations for the International Special Operations Forces (ISOF) Range 2027. The two‑day live‑fire and exhibitor event will be held 13‑14 April 2027 at the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR). Up to ~150 exhibitor spaces (live‑fire and non‑live‑fire) will showcase innovative lethality technologies across categories such as weapons, visual augmentation systems, demolitions/breaching, ammunition, shoulder‑launched munitions, unmanned lethal strike systems, counter‑UAS, crew‑served weapons, and other disruptive technologies. Applicants must submit an “exhibitor technology application” via https://isofrange.com by 30 Oct 2026 (first tranche) or 29 Jan 2027 (second tranche). Technologies must generally be at TRL 7+ (except “other” category). All costs (travel, shipping, ammo, etc.) are borne by respondents; no contract award is intended from this RFI. Selection is based on how well the technology addresses lethality gaps and informs future requirements.
• Event dates: 13‑14 Apr 2027 (live‑fire); set‑up on 12 Apr 2027.
• Submission deadlines: 30 Oct 2026 (first tranche) and 29 Jan 2027 (second tranche).
• Primary contact: Marvin Marcia (
[email protected]).
• No funding is provided; participation is self‑funded.
• Applicable technology categories: weapons, VAS, demolitions, ammunition, shoulder‑launched munitions, ULLS, CUAS, crew‑served weapons, and other disruptive tech.
• Required TRL ≥ 7 for most categories; lower TRL allowed for “other”.
• Demonstrators must comply with safety, export‑control, and laser/UAS worksheet requirements.