Sea-Launch Cruise Missile – Nuclear (SLCM-N)

INDUSTRY DAY NEW EVENT DATE CONFIRMED

The SLCM-N Industry Day will now be held on April 24th - 25th at the WestGate Academy in Odon, IN. Event registration closes at 5:00 pm ET on April 9th. View event updates and register for the SLCM-N Industry Day here: SLCM-N Industry Day

This Industry Day will focus on the first phase of the SLCM-N program for Prototype concept designs utilizing the OT authority. This event is open to all industries including start-ups, small business, academia, and other large companies.

During this two-day event, the SLCM-N program team will:

• Share detailed information about the SLCM-N opportunity.
• Answer questions and directly engage with attendees.
• Facilitate networking and teaming opportunities with organizations that complement your capabilities.

Teaming List Available

Are you interested in teaming for the SLCM-N opportunity? Fill out the Teaming List form here: SLCM-N Teaming Request and you’ll receive the teaming list via email.

Important Note: By filling out this form, your company consents to sharing your information with other companies requesting the Teaming List. Please allow 1 – 2 business days for your information to be added to the online list you will receive via email.

This Request for Network Insight is now closed

Thank you for your interest in this Request for Network Insight which is now closed.

S²MARTS REQUEST FOR NETWORK INSIGHT

To view the full Request for Network Insight notice, please fill out the Request to See Documents form on the right side of the page.

This S²MARTS announcement is intended to conduct market research to identify the interest and resources to support the Nuclear-Armed Sea-Launched Cruise Missile (SLCM-N) development program. The SLCM-N program has been established to provide a theater nuclear system capable of providing a proportional response, be survivable, and fielded on regionally present platforms. The system will provide the necessary range and effectiveness to hold critical adversary targets at risk. The Navy is developing and procuring a nuclear-armed SLCM-N capability that leverages mature technologies, existing capabilities, and new techniques and approaches to reduce development time and help ensure cost effectiveness.

The Navy would like Industry perspective on either weapon system integration, cruise missile prototype development, or cruise missile subsystems. This RNI is intended to understand industry capability to expediently develop a prototype and integrate an All Up Round (AUR).

Interested in submitting?

An active NSTXL membership grants you access to submit a solution to any S²MARTS opportunity. To apply or check your membership status, contact our team at membership@nstxl.org. Please keep in mind that it can take one business day to complete and process application requests.