The Naval Special Warfare Command (NSW) is seeking industry feedback through a Request for Information (RFI) to support the development of a low-cost life cycle sustainment database. This database aims to enhance the management of combat systems at NSW armories, addressing issues related to the accountability and maintenance of serialized weapons and accessories. The database should feature open architecture for data exchange, compliance with Fiscal Improvement and Audit Readiness (FIAR) standards, and a user-friendly interface accessible from a range of devices. The required system must efficiently perform a variety of asset management tasks, such as tracking inventory, recording maintenance activities, and generating reports. Security protocols must also align with established federal guidelines to protect sensitive data. Interested vendors are invited to demonstrate their solutions virtually, with a focus on existing capabilities rather than new developments. The RFI emphasizes that responses are not binding and that no formal contract will ensue from this solicitation. Vendors must submit their information by the specified deadline, ensuring that their responses clearly address the outlined requirements and capabilities. This RFI reflects the NSW's proactive approach to optimize asset management and maintain operational readiness.