The US Navy (USN) has commenced market research to inform the planned acquisition of a Future X-Band Radar (FXR) for its major surface combatants, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers (CVNs), and amphibious ships.

The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) issued a Request for Information (RFI) on 31 January, asking industry to provide details of technologies, concepts, and systems relevant to FXR, and an indication of their technical maturity. These inputs are intended to increase NAVSEA's understanding of industry interest and capability for FXR development and initial production, and inform acquisition decisions.

The US Navy (USN) has commenced market research to inform the planned acquisition of a Future X-Band Radar (FXR) for its major surface combatants, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers (CVNs), and amphibious ships.

The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) issued a Request for Information (RFI) on 31 January, asking industry to provide details of technologies, concepts, and systems relevant to FXR, and an indication of their technical maturity. These inputs are intended to increase NAVSEA's understanding of industry interest and capability for FXR development and initial production, and inform acquisition decisions.

The US Navy (USN) has commenced market research to inform the planned acquisition of a Future X-Band Radar (FXR) for its major surface combatants, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers (CVNs), and amphibious ships.

The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) issued a Request for Information (RFI) on 31 January, asking industry to provide details of technologies, concepts, and systems relevant to FXR, and an indication of their technical maturity. These inputs are intended to increase NAVSEA's understanding of industry interest and capability for FXR development and initial production, and inform acquisition decisions.

The US Navy (USN) has commenced market research to inform the planned acquisition of a Future X-Band Radar (FXR) for its major surface combatants, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers (CVNs), and amphibious ships.

The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) issued a Request for Information (RFI) on 31 January, asking industry to provide details of technologies, concepts, and systems relevant to FXR, and an indication of their technical maturity. These inputs are intended to increase NAVSEA's understanding of industry interest and capability for FXR development and initial production, and inform acquisition decisions.

The US Navy (USN) has commenced market research to inform the planned acquisition of a Future X-Band Radar (FXR) for its major surface combatants, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers (CVNs), and amphibious ships.

The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) issued a Request for Information (RFI) on 31 January, asking industry to provide details of technologies, concepts, and systems relevant to FXR, and an indication of their technical maturity. These inputs are intended to increase NAVSEA's understanding of industry interest and capability for FXR development and initial production, and inform acquisition decisions.

The US Navy (USN) has commenced market research to inform the planned acquisition of a Future X-Band Radar (FXR) for its major surface combatants, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers (CVNs), and amphibious ships.

The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) issued a Request for Information (RFI) on 31 January, asking industry to provide details of technologies, concepts, and systems relevant to FXR, and an indication of their technical maturity. These inputs are intended to increase NAVSEA's understanding of industry interest and capability for FXR development and initial production, and inform acquisition decisions.