Description
The U.S. Army is conducting market research for a platform‑agnostic, modular, open‑architecture Health and Usage Monitoring System (HUMS) that can be fitted to rotary‑wing, fixed‑wing, ground, and maritime platforms. The RFI seeks a concise white‑paper (≤12 pages) describing how a vendor’s solution meets mandatory (“threshold”) and desired (“objective”) capabilities across data capture, predictive logistics, enterprise integration, vibration diagnostics, usage tracking, rotor balance automation, secure data off‑load, and open‑data ownership. Respondents must address compliance with DoD standards such as FACE, SAE JA6268, DDS, SAE AS7140, and ADS‑79E‑HDBK, and detail how the solution provides government‑owned, non‑proprietary data formats and robust cybersecurity (FIPS‑validated encryption).
• Scope includes hardware‑sensor suites, edge‑computing analytics, secure data distribution, and integration with Army logistics (GCSS‑Army) and Digital Twin/Enterprise systems.
• No funding or contract award is indicated; this is purely a sources‑sought effort to gauge industry capability.
• Responses must be submitted by 14 Oct 2026, in PDF format, with a clear compliance matrix and description of prior relevant deployments.