Closed Solicitation · DEPT OF DEFENSE

    RFI - Mini-MUTES Transmitter Engineering and Obsolescence Study

    Sol. FA8210-26-MMUTESSources SoughtSet-aside: No Set aside usedHILL AFB, UT
    Closed
    STATUS
    Closed
    closed Jul 3, 2026
    POSTED
    Jun 24, 2026
    Publication date
    NAICS CODE
    334511
    Primary industry classification
    PSC CODE
    AC31
    Product & service classification

    AI Summary

    The Department of Defense is seeking industry participation for an engineering and obsolescence study of the Mini-MUTES transmitter. The study aims to identify obsolete components and explore options for replacement while maintaining the original design. Interested parties should refer to the attached RFI document for further details.

    Contract details

    Solicitation No.
    FA8210-26-MMUTES
    Notice Type
    Sources Sought
    Set-Aside
    No Set aside used
    Posted Date
    June 24, 2026
    Response Deadline
    July 3, 2026
    NAICS Code
    334511AI guide
    PSC / Class Code
    AC31
    Contract Code
    5700
    Primary Contact
    Heather Ball
    State
    UT
    ZIP Code
    84056-5838
    AI Product/Service
    service

    Description

    Miniature Multiple Threat System (Mini-MUTES) Transmitter Engineering and Obsolescence Study See attached RFI document for more information. UPDATE 6/24/2026 Industry Question: Does the government already have a list of all the known obsolescent parts within the Mini-MUTES? Or is the government looking to industry to identify this as part of the engineering and obsolescence study? Government Answer: The Government does not have a list of known obsolescent parts within the Mini-MUTES transmitters. We are looking to industry to perform this as part of the engineering and obsolescence study. Industry Question: Is this anticipated work for the Mini-MUTES to study and replace the obsolete components while keeping the original core design in-tact? Or, is this effort envisioned to be a complete system redesign with modern components, yet still maintain interface interoperability with legacy systems? Government Answer: The engineering study would be to look at replacing or re-engineering the obsolete components while keeping the original core design in-tact. However, if a redesign with modern components, while maintaining interface interoperability and meeting the power output requirements is possible that would be a consideration as well.

    Key dates

    1. June 24, 2026Posted Date
    2. July 3, 2026Proposals / Responses Due

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    RFI - Mini-MUTES Transmitter Engineering and Obsolescence Study is a federal acquisition solicitation issued by DEPT OF DEFENSE. Review the full description, attachments, and submission requirements on SamSearch before the response deadline.

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