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Echodyne EchoShield Radar System

DEPT OF DEFENSE · Pordenone
Response deadline
Sep 11, 2026
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Date posted
Sep 10, 2026

Description

Published Q&A on 10 September 2026 Amendment 0001: The purpose of this amendment is to update the salient characteristics and Combo to reflect new CLIN. The EchoShield is a software-defined, cognitive 4D pulse-Doppler radar operating in the Ku-band (15.4 to 16.6 GHz) that utilizes Echodyne's proprietary Metamaterials Electronically Steerable Antenna (MESA) technology This low size, weight, and power (low-SWaP) system is designed for multi-domain, multi-mission operations, offering a wide field of view (130° azimuth by 90° elevation) and an industry-leading angular tracking accuracy of less than 0.5°. Built to military standards (MIL-STD-810H), the ruggedized, IP67-rated unit can track over 1,000 objects simultaneously and output high-precision data to direct optical sensors and mitigation effectors. Highly versatile and customizable via software waveforms, the EchoShield supports diverse missions --including counter-UAS, ground dismount and vehicle tracking, coastal perimeter security, and on-the-move mobile operations. The 57 RQS requests acquisition of four (4) echodyne echoshield radars, 4 units of EchoShield software uprates and technical support, amd the echodyne rapid deployment kit.

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Documents (7)

  • EchoDyne EchoShield Questions and Answers.pdf
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  • EchoDyne EchoShield Radar System Salient Characteristics rev. 01.pdf
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  • Combo RFQ - Echodyne rev. 01.pdf
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  • Attachment 3 Air Force Specific Terms and Conditions.pdf
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  • Combo RFQ - Echodyne.pdf
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  • Attachment 2 FA568226Q8034 Clause and Provision.pdf
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  • Attachment 1 -Salient Characteristics.pdf
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