US Army CECOM, Command and Control Systems Integration Directorate (C2SID), ATTN: AMSEL-RD-C2-CS-N, Bldg 2525, Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey 07703-5008

99 -- GPS INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION DUE 022897 POC Point of Contact -- John Weinfeldt, AMSEL-RD-C2-CS-N. E-MAIL: US Army CECOM, weinfeldt@doim6.monmouth.army.mil. This is a market survey seeking information regarding industry developments aimed at improving the resistance of fielded and next generation GPS user equipment to jamming, spoofing and unintentional interference sources with specific implementation on Army platforms. No buy is intended by this information gathering market survey. Information is desired about technologies and product developments that can be used as appliques to currently fielded systems as well as those that may be designed into the next generation GPS receivers. Due to large number of GPS units employed by the Army and the limited size, weight and power that can be supported on Army platforms it is most desirable to identify products and technologies that are characterized by low cost, small size and low power demand. The technology areas of interest include, but are not limited to the following: antenna systems, temporal filters, spatial filters, jammer signal characteristic exploitation, extended signal correlation times, aiding systems, GPS navigation message data stripping, digital signal processing techniques and direct P (Y) code acquisition. CECOM will use this information to support advance GPS user equipment planning and to assess its cureent laboratory test capablities. It is the intent to upgrade existing laboratory capablities to support the test requirements of the technologies and products identified as a result of the market survey. In a follow on effort, the Government plans to obtain test articles through consignment, lease or outright purchase. Interested firms should submit a statement of interest and capabilities, including brochures and descriptive literature. The Government will review all submitted statements of capabilities to determine market availability of the required technology. To arrange for an invited briefing, submit your request in writing to John Weinfeldt by FAX at 908-427-4673. Submit your information not later than 28 February 1997. (0043)

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