Key Takeaways
- The Army is requesting prototype proposals for the CAML program.
- Three or four vendors will be selected instead of two.
- A ’teams of teams’ approach aims to create a more agile and flexible launcher.
Army to Request Proposals for CAML Prototype Development
Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher Program Seeks Nontraditional Vendors
The Army is nearing the release of a request for prototype proposals (RFPP) for its Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher (CAML) program. The initiative aims to bring together nontraditional vendors and adopt a ’teams of teams’ approach, which has already been successful in other programs. With three or four vendors selected, the Army plans to award an Other Transaction Agreement by the end of this year. Prototype demonstrations are expected around mid-to-late summer, and the final contract will be awarded based on performance.
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