Request for Information - Denied Navigation System for Special Warfare

The United States Air Force is seeking information on a reliable navigation system for operations in GPS-degraded or denied environments. The system must be compact, electronic, and integrate supplemental sensors such as magnetic, inertial, and visual. It must provide precise location data compatible with the Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK) and operate continuously for at least 24 hours. The system should be versatile for use on aircraft, land vehicles, maritime platforms, and man-portable applications. Key performance parameters include accuracy, resistance to jamming, and time to first fix. Some key features of the system include: • Accuracy in GPS-denied environment: 10 meters Circular Error Probable (CEP) • Resistance to jamming: anti-jamming performance parameters while tracking ≥ 41 dB J/S • Time to first fix: within 5 minutes in a GPS-denied environment • Operational endurance: operate continuously for 24 hours • ATAK compatibility: seamlessly integrate with ATAK, providing real-time location data and situational awareness • Durability and water resistance: water resistant up to IPX-5 The Air Force is looking for companies that can provide this capability and is seeking responses that demonstrate the company's technology and qualifications to provide the system.