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CBM+ Software and Analytics Development (CBM+)

Dept of Defense · Dept of the Navy · COMMANDING OFFICER · Solicitation MATAC_27-03 · NAICS 541715 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (Except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) · responses due 2026-11-04 · Open on SAM.gov ↗

Posted
2026-10-22
Product or service code
AC33 · National Defense R&D Services; Defense-Related Activities; Experimental Development

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From the notice

The Navy requires continued development of a secure, scalable capability to ingest combat-system data, identify equipment degradation and anomalous conditions, and provide prognostic and predictive-maintenance decision support to improve readiness and operational availability. Current capabilities require continued maturation of data integration, synthetic-data generation, predictive analytics, software architecture, cybersecurity, and deployable software services. This software system needs to integrate multiple disparate data sources; develop, test, and evaluate analytic models; and deliver with usable prognostic and predictive-maintenance capability delivered through six-month incremental software releases. To view this opportunity, go to MATAC.org.

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