MTC-Tracked Call for Solutions

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Call for Solution
Mobile Tactical Cannon - Tracked
Call Number

MOSAIC-27-01

MOSAIC No.

W50RAJ-26-S-0001

Call for Solution Title
Mobile Tactical Cannon - Tracked (MTC-T) and Resupply Vehicle – Tracked (RSV-T) Capability Solutions Requiring Activity
PM Howitzer Systems, PAE Fires
Issued By
Army Contracting Command – Detroit Arsenal 48397
*Solution Briefs Due Date/Time (Suspense)

16 November 2026, 1500 ET

Submit Solution Brief To
Daniel Daubenmeyer, Agreements/Contracting Officer [email protected] Tam Huynh, Agreement/Contract Specialist, [email protected] Betty Bundoc, Agreement/Contract Specialist, [email protected]

Note 1: Please advise the cognizant Contracts/Agreements Officer and Specialist as soon as possible via the email above if your organization intends to submit a Solution Brief in response to this Call for Solution (CFS).

Note 2: Any submissions received by the Contract/Agreement Officer after the suspense date/time listed above will be deemed late and not evaluated. It is the sole responsibility of the Offeror to ensure that its submission is received in the inbox listed above before the deadline specified.

Note 3: Vendors are not limited to a single Solution Brief response and may submit multiple responses if they have multiple distinct solutions to propose.

BACKGROUND

The U.S. Army is actively modernizing its field artillery capabilities to preserve tactical overmatch, increase operational survivability, and ensure Soldier lethality in contested, high-intensity conflict environments. A foundational pillar of this modernization effort is the evaluation and integration of a mature Mobile Tactical Cannon – Tracked (MTC-T) system to replace currently fielded legacy M109 Family of Vehicles within the force. The MTC-T set consists of a tracked MTC-T Self-Propelled Howitzer (MTC-T SPH) and an accompanying Resupply Vehicle – Tracked (RSV-T). Together, these vehicles provide integrated tracked cannon fires and ammunition resupply capability.

To achieve field artillery modernization objectives under accelerated timelines, the Army is leveraging a system-of-systems approach. Rather than initiating a traditional developmental cycle, the USG is seeking mature and available tracked MTC-T system from existing active ("hot") production lines with a credible baseline of testing, safety, and evaluation already completed.

The primary objective of this Call for Solutions is to identify, test, and analyze mature, tracked howitzers and their associated resupply systems. The U.S. Government (USG) intends to evaluate solutions that can support prototype delivery of up to eighteen (18) sets, with significant priority placed on the earliest achievable delivery of six (6) sets, to accelerate testing, Soldier touchpoints, experimentation, and prototype assessment.