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NATO ACT Norfolk: Request for infirmation RFI-ACT-SACT-25-25 - Next Generation Wireless (other than SATCOM) Services

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Headquarters Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (HQ SACT) is issuing this Request for Information (RFI) in order to engage with industry and Academia on future Next Generation (NG) Wireless (other than SATCOM) Capabilities.

The intention is to evaluate what could be immediately available, the art-of-the-possible and state-of-the-art with respect to systems, products, services, technologies, and methodologies pertaining to NG Wireless. This will support NATO Governance decision making on Common Funded Capability Delivery.

If you would like to respond, your answers are expected on 14/05/2025 (09h am EST) by email.

May we ask you to inform the Directorate of Aviation and Defense if you intend to answer this RFI.
email: dirk.ghijsens@economie.fgov.be ; sander.drieghe@economie.fgov.be

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