ContractSolicitation

Remote Minehunting (RMH) Module

DEPT OF DEFENSE N0002425R6304
Response Deadline
Jan 30, 2026
Deadline passed
Days Remaining
0
Closed
Set-Aside
Full & Open
Notice Type
Solicitation

Contract Opportunity Analysis

The Department of Defense, through the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), is soliciting proposals for the Remote Minehunting (RMH) Module, aimed at enhancing mine detection, classification, and localization capabilities. This procurement encompasses the production of the RMH Module, associated engineering support, and spare parts, consolidating what were previously four separate sole-source contracts into a single competitive supply contract. The RMH Module is intended to replace the AN/AQS-20 system and will include a Towed Body, Payload Delivery System, and necessary software, with the goal of streamlining integration and accelerating delivery to the Fleet by Fiscal Year 2029. Interested offerors must submit proposals by January 30, 2026, and can obtain further details by contacting Kevin Burk at kevin.j.burk3.civ@us.navy.mil or Ethan Breitenbach at ethan.g.breitenbach.civ@us.navy.mil.

Classification Codes

NAICS Code
334511
Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing
PSC Code
5845
UNDERWATER SOUND EQUIPMENT

Solicitation Documents

1 Files
63826 DF Consolidation RMH - Redacted.pdf
PDF122 KBJan 21, 2026
AI Summary
The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has issued a Determination and Findings to consolidate contract requirements for the Remote Minehunting (RMH) Module. This consolidation, planned for Fiscal Year 2026, will combine the production of the RMH Module, associated engineering support, and spares into a single competitive supply contract with an estimated five-year duration. The RMH Module, replacing the AN/AQS-20 system, comprises a Towed Body, Payload Delivery System, and associated software. Currently, these components are procured through four separate sole-source contracts. Market research indicates that consolidation will not negatively impact small businesses and may increase their participation through full and open competition. This strategy was chosen over alternatives like awarding separate sole-source or competitive contracts to avoid integration complexities and costs. Benefits of consolidation include integration efficiencies, improved configuration control, and streamlined systems engineering, ultimately accelerating deliveries to the Fleet by FY29.

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Project Timeline

postedOriginal Solicitation PostedSep 22, 2025
amendedAmendment #1· Description UpdatedSep 23, 2025
amendedAmendment #2· Description UpdatedOct 28, 2025
amendedAmendment #3· Description UpdatedOct 28, 2025
amendedAmendment #4· Description UpdatedNov 13, 2025
amendedAmendment #5· Description UpdatedDec 5, 2025
amendedAmendment #6· Description UpdatedDec 9, 2025
amendedAmendment #7· Description UpdatedJan 13, 2026
amendedLatest Amendment· Description UpdatedJan 21, 2026
deadlineResponse DeadlineJan 30, 2026
expiryArchive DateDec 9, 2026

Agency Information

Department
DEPT OF DEFENSE
Sub-Tier
DEPT OF THE NAVY
Office
NAVSEA HQ

Point of Contact

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