NATO Request for Information: Red Team Mission Planning, Execution, and Debriefing (RT-MPEDS) System

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) is conducting market research to identify qualified vendors and gather input on potential solutions to support the upcoming acquisition of a comprehensive Red Team Mission Planning, Execution, and Debriefing System (RT-MPEDS). The system should integrate multiple specialized components, including mission planning, execution, and debriefing, while maintaining strict security controls across different classification levels. The key features of the system include granular role-based access control, live mission recording and archiving, search capability, compartmented document library, rules of engagement creation and validation, and more. The system should also support NATO's cyber defense capabilities by providing red teams with advanced tools for mission planning, real-time operations management, evidence collection, and comprehensive reporting. • The system must deliver the following high-level components: Mission Planning Component, Mission Execution Component, and Mission Debriefing Component. • The system must maintain strict security controls between red team operations and across different classification levels. • The system must be engineered and maintained following secure-by-design practices. • The system must support air-gap and autonomous operation. • The system must use AI/LLMs for operator queries and provide a response within an acceptable latency threshold.