The Naval Sea System Command (NAVSEA) is seeking information from industry and interested parties to assist in the understanding of current technical requirements for a potential UxV Range Support Craft. The craft will be used to conduct basic and applied research in unmanned surface and subsurface vehicles and to support in-water range test and evaluation projects. The key requirements include a hull material that can function in saltwater, a length of 45-65 feet, a breadth of 16-18 feet, and a crew of 2 with a minimum of 8 passengers. The craft must also have a range support capability, including towing, lift support, and environmental support. Some of the key features include:
• A-frame/U-frame or similar structure for stern lifting
• Hydraulic deck crane with 300° to 360° of rotation and 2500-3000 lbs of lift capacity
• Lifting range of minimum 8 feet outboard
• Vessel mounted weight handling equipment compliant with NSTM standards
• Stern towing capability with a minimum tow force of 5,000 lbs
• Bow and stern tow posts
• Ship equipped with anchor(s) in accordance with USCG/ABS requirements
The Navy plans to award a single solicitation in FY26 for an estimated one UxV Range Support Craft.
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