Airborne Anti-Terrorism/Border Security Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) system

The U.S. Army Contracting Command, Aberdeen Proving Ground (ACC-APG) is conducting market research to identify potential sources for an Airborne Anti-Terrorism/Border Security Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) system for Foreign Military Sales (FMS). The system should be able to detect, locate, and intercept push-to-talk radio devices, satellite phones, and cellular phones. The system will be mounted on a country-provided aircraft and should operate at a maximum altitude of 7,000 meters. • The system should have the capability to identify and locate push-to-talk radio devices, satellite phones, and cellular phones. • The system should be able to detect and intercept target signals in various frequency bands. • The system should have the ability to operate mounted in an aircraft or dismounted on the ground. • The system should have a user-selectable frequency step and be able to display the detected devices on a digital map. • The system should be compliant with the specialty metals restriction of the Berry Amendment.