Networked Expeditionary Routing and Exchange for Undersea Systems (NEREUS)

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Title:  

Networked Expeditionary Routing and Exchange for Undersea Systems (NEREUS)

Agency:  

U.S. Department Of Defense

State:  

California

NAICS Code:  

541710

Industry:  

Aerospace and Defense

Solicitation Type:  

Request for Proposal

Solicitation ID:  

IWRP-26-PAC-3194

Open Date:  

2/3/2026

Close Date:  

2/19/2026

Last Updated:  

Description:
The Government is seeking a prototype effort to develop and demonstrate a high Technology Readiness Level (high-TRL) undersea networking capability to support distributed maritime operations, with a focus on Seabed and Subsurface Warfare (SSW) mission needs. The project will leverage existing, fielded acoustic communications hardware and extend it with networking and routing functionality to enable reliable information exchange beyond simple point-to-point links. The resulting capability will support cooperative operation among unmanned underwater systems, fixed and mobile sensors, and expeditionary nodes deployed across wide maritime areas. • The scope includes system integration, laboratory and at-sea demonstration, and participation in deployment and recovery activities to validate operational feasibility to support fielding of a scalable, resilient undersea networking capability. • The project requires consortium membership with the Information Warfare Research Project (IWRP), a consortium managed by Advanced Technology International (ATI). • The goal is to develop a high-TRL undersea networking capability to support distributed maritime operations.
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Contact Information:

Andrew Clark

andrew.s.clark20.civ@navy.mil

Budget Estimate (AI):

$1,000,000 – $10,000,000

The budget amount is not specified in the document, but based on the project's scope and the fact that it's a prototype effort for the Navy, it's likely to be a significant amount. The project involves system integration, laboratory and at-sea demonstration, and participation in deployment and recovery activities, which suggests a complex and costly effort. A rough estimate could be in the range of $1 million to $10 million, considering the complexity of the project and the fact that it's a research and development effort.

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