Threat Coordination Group on Adversarial Threats to Armor (Main Battle Tanks and Armored Vehicles)

The Department of the Army is seeking cleared industry participation in a Threat Coordination Group focused on adversarial threats to armor, including main battle tanks and armored vehicles. The session is intended to discuss global technology trends and threat issues relevant to acquisition decision-making, such as peer and near-peer technologies, anti-armor capabilities, survivability and lethality challenges, counter-UAS, and related threat displays, while capturing information that can inform capability development and Army requirements. It will be held in a classified SECRET//NOFORN environment at a cleared facility in Charlottesville, Virginia, and participation is limited to U.S. citizens with current SECRET clearance or higher who are affiliated with a cleared U.S. facility and a U.S.-based company with an active facility clearance and relevant experience. Interested parties are asked to email unclassified company details, clearance confirmation, a brief capability summary, areas of interest, and proposed attendees to MAJ Joshua Weidner by April 24, 2026; the event is voluntary, at no cost to the Government, and travel is not reimbursed.