Blast Overpressure Sensor System (BOSS)

The U.S. Army is conducting market research to identify commercial‑off‑the‑shelf (COTS) providers capable of delivering a soldier‑worn Blast Overpressure Sensor System (BOSS). The sensor must detect, store, and transmit blast overpressure events in real time to support longitudinal medical studies on blast exposure and improve risk‑mitigation policies. The solicitation is an RFI; responses are due electronically by 1600 Eastern on 11 September 2026 and must include a completed technical requirement attachment and a one‑page cover sheet. No funding is guaranteed, and the government will not pay for the information submitted. • Goal: Gather industry capability data for a COTS blast‑overpressure sensor that can be rapidly fielded. • Scope: Soldier‑worn device that records pressure spikes, stores data, and transmits to the PEO Soldier data ecosystem. • Key Performance Parameters (KPPs) and Critical Logistic Specifications (CLS) are detailed in Attachment 1 (amended). • Submission format: MS Word or searchable PDF, Arial 12‑pt, single‑spaced, with required attachments completed. • Contact: TJ Compton (email provided); questions must be submitted via the Q&A log before the response deadline.