The Geospatial-Intelligence Workstation-Tactical (GWS-T) Request for Information (RFI) outlines the U.S. Army's intent to gather market research and industry insights for developing a mobile geospatial workstation capable of supporting tactical operations in dynamic environments. This RFI emphasizes the need for advanced computing capabilities and ruggedized hardware that can operate in various austere conditions while providing real-time geospatial intelligence and situational awareness. The document specifies requirements for both the GWS-T Workstation and Edge Node, focusing on ruggedization, physical configuration, display, power, CPU, memory, storage, networking, and security specifications. The Army seeks submissions from manufacturers, requiring detailed responses on how proposed solutions meet these criteria. While this RFI is not a solicitation for proposals, it solicits industry feedback to shape future procurement strategies aligned with Army modernization goals. Responses should be submitted in a controlled unclassified format by May 30, 2025, and may lead to further discussions at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Overall, the initiative supports the Army’s objective to enhance tactical decision-making capabilities and maintain an operational edge in large-scale combat operations.