The Department of Defense, through the Defense Health Agency, is seeking proposals for the development of an outdoor capable perception system for autonomous medical applications, specifically targeting tactical combat casualty care (TC3). The objective is to create a commercially viable hardware and software solution that enhances human-machine teaming by autonomously interpreting sensor data in various operational environments, including challenging lighting and weather conditions. This initiative is crucial for augmenting medical capabilities in military settings, particularly when medical personnel are overwhelmed, allowing for improved casualty care through advanced robotics and automation. Interested parties must submit their proposals by April 23, 2025, with the opportunity to access government-sponsored data sets for algorithm development and testing, as well as potential FDA regulatory strategies for commercialization.