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U.S. Central Command is seeking technology descriptions from industry, academia and others ahead of its summit on Long Endurance Alternate Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, or LE-A2ISR, in October.
The request for information posted online this week calls for technologies that can be displayed at the Oct. 5-6 summit at MacDill Air Force Base, FL, that will focus on solutions to solve persistence gaps across the CENTCOM area of responsibility. The solutions should be based in platforms; payloads; electro-optical/infra-red; processing, exploitation and dissemination; and signal intelligence.
The event supports efforts enacted in the Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act by identifying and accelerating capabilities relating to LE-A2ISR, according to the request.
Applications to create a display for the summit are due by Sept. 16, and attendees will need secret-level security clearance.