Integrated Survivable Private 5G system with Local Edge, Hybrid Cloud, and SATCOM Connectivity

A Fort Hood unit is requesting a secure, survivable integrated private 5G, local edge, hybrid cloud, and SATCOM connectivity system. This system must possess High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) hardening to MIL-STD-188-125-1 standards, ensuring operational continuity during grid failures. It requires Micro-Data Center (MDC) capabilities for edge computing and low latency, essential for real-time applications. The system needs an integrated 5G/private network core for secure, stealthy connectivity and interoperability with legacy and modern devices. Robust physical and cyber security, built on a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) with end-to-end encryption, is critical. Resilient power management with independent energy storage and multi-source input is also required. Key procurement characteristics include EMP survivability, edge intelligence, rapid deployment, and an autonomous core. Cybersecurity compliance emphasizes Risk Management Framework (RMF) alignment, ZTA compliance with micro-segmentation and continuous authentication, FIPS 140-3 data encryption for data at rest and in transit, and Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) with TAA compliance and a hardened kernel. Cybersecurity Survivability Attributes (CSAs) for detection and autonomous reaction to cyber-attacks are also necessary. The system must meet AR 25-2, DoD ZT Pillar 1 Identity, MIL-STD-188-125, and NIST 800-171 standards.