The U.S. Army has issued a Prototype Project Opportunity Notice (PPON) aimed at selecting multiple contractors for the development of the Precision Grenadier System (PGS) technology demonstration. The PGS intends to address existing capability gaps in the Soldier Lethality domain, focusing on enhancing precision engagement capabilities against targets in defilade positions while minimizing collateral damage. Interested entities are invited to submit white papers by March 13, 2025, outlining innovative concepts related to the PGS. The PPON outlines a structured acquisition approach that includes white paper submission, collaboration sessions, and the opportunity for selected offerors to propose final prototypes. Eligibility criteria dictate that participating contractors include nontraditional defense contractors or small businesses, and regulations under 10 U.S.C. § 4022 apply. Evaluation of submissions will consider technical approaches, organizational roles, cost estimates, and data rights assertions. The project seeks to foster engagement with both traditional and nontraditional innovators to accelerate technological transitions beneficial to the Army. This initiative reflects the Army's commitment to modernizing combat systems and improving operational effectiveness in various environments, ranging from urban to jungle settings.