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Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC), Portfolio Manager (PfM), Command Element Systems (CES), Program Manager (PM), Command and Control Systems (C2S), Product Manager (PdM), Tactical Hardware and Infrastructure (TH&I) is seeking industry feedback regarding Cross Domain Solutions (CDS).Only the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) document will be posted on SAM.gov and all other supporting documents are restricted. 

The Government will consider responses to determine the acquisition strategy for a prospective Tactical Cross Domain Solution (TACDS).

Soon cross-domain UXS will gain popularity and create effects in more than one domain with a single platform. These threats are advanced, coordinated, lethal, and low-cost-and they can be employed in formations of scalable size that communicate and coordinate in real-time while posing low risk to the employing force.

Request for Information – Cross Domain Services (CDS) applications/solutionsThe Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) at Fort Belvoir, VA is seeking information from potential sources that can provide enterprise level Cross Domain Solution (CDS) that enables structured Extensible Markup Language (XML) data transfers from Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet) to Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System (JWICS) in a secured cloud

Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command (NMOC) plans to replace its existing Cross Domain Solution (CDS) architecture with a Raise the Bar (RTB) compliant architecture utilizing current RTB approved guards. This new architecture will require a One Way Transfer (OWT) device (data diode) for hardware domain separation.

The MPCO is responsible for delivering an Enterprise Class Cross Domain Solution (CDS) enabling global communication between coalition partner networks simultaneously.