Counter Uncrewed Underwater Vehicles (C-UUV) Defeat Technologies
Homeland Security, Department of · US COAST GUARD
Opportunity details
Counter Uncrewed Underwater Vehicles (C-UUV) Defeat Technologies is currently listed as accepting responses on SAM.gov. Buyer context: Homeland Security, Department of · US COAST GUARD. Industry classification: National Security (NAICS 928110). Product/service classification: NATIONAL DEFENSE R&D SERVICES; DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE - MILITARY; BASIC RESEARCH (PSC AC11). Performance location: New London, CT, USA. Notice type: Sources Sought. GovGazette adds public award history and related pages to help you decide whether to keep reading. Check all requirements on SAM.gov.
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- Response deadline
- Aug 7, 2026, 12:59 PM EDT
- Set-aside
- None listed
- Place of performance
- New London, CT, USA
- Posted
- Jul 24, 2026
- Solicitation
- 70Z02326RFI0005
- Contracting office
- HQ CONTRACT OPERATIONS (CG-912)(000 · WASHINGTON · DC
- Source
- SAM.gov
Description
UUVs are increasingly used in both public and military maritime operations due to their versatility, stealth, and ability to operate in challenging environments. However, the proliferation of UUV technology has introduced new threats to maritime security. Malicious actors can employ UUVs for a range of activities, including intelligence gathering, surveillance, smuggling, sabotage of critical infrastructure, and kinetic strikes. The covert nature and advanced navigation capabilities of modern UUVs make them difficult to detect, track, and mitigate using traditional maritime interdiction tactics. There are effective technologies with the capability to detect and track UUVs, but few tested and fielded defeat/mitigation systems. Defeat technologies are an essential piece in the kill chain, as detection is only the first step to stopping the threat. The development and deployment of effective C-UUV defeat solutions will enhance maritime domain dominance (MDD), port security, and critical infrastructure protection, enabling reliable response actions to neutralize UUV-based threats.
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Typical award size
$35,920
Middle of the pack for similar past awards
Most similar awards fall between $12,282 and $165,970
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- 3DYNAMIC SECURITY SOLUTIONS LLC1 award$104,980
- 4MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN AWARDEES1 award$35,920
- 5FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE1 award$16,802
- 6RESOLVE MARINE GROUP INC1 award$7,763
- 7STATE OF CALIFORNIA EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT1 award$1,866
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