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Special NoticeSolicitation SBU-E-ARMY-INDUSTRY-DAY

Sensitive But Unclassified-Encrypted (SBU-E) Radio Cybersecurity Industry Day

Submission deadlineNov 13, 2026See documents for time and submission instructions
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The Department of the Army is requesting encrypted radio cybersecurity services and hosting an Industry Day event to brief partners on security requirements for Sensitive But Unclassified-Encrypted (SBU-E) tactical radios. The Army issued a Call for Solutions under DFARS Part 212.70 to establish a 10-year enterprise acquisition framework for innovative tactical communication capabilities and gather feedback from industry partners. Participation in the Industry Day event is restricted to USA organizations, including federal government employees, support contractors, and industry partners with current federal contracts (FEDCON). Attending companies must limit participation to three attendees per company. Interested vendors must submit responses by November 13, 2026, at 4:30 PM EST.

Federal notice details

Solicitation number
SBU-E-ARMY-INDUSTRY-DAY
Agency
Department of Defense
Buying office
Dept of the Army › W6QK ACC-APG
Notice type
Special Notice
Responses due
Nov 13, 2026, 4:30 PM ET
Posted on SAM.gov
Oct 28, 2026
Place of performance
Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
Contracting contact
Megan Lobue
megan.m.lobue.ctr@army.mil
Additional contact
Matthew Tipton
matthew.t.tipton2.ctr@army.mil
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