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Navy Offers Industry Day For ‘Foundry’ ICS Hardware Program

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Navy Offers Industry Day For ‘Foundry’ ICS Hardware Program
Fire Controlman Second Class Marcos Reyes, assigned to guided missile destroyer USS Barry (DDG-52), stands gun fire control system watch in the ship’s combat information center during bi-lateral exercise Resilient Shield 2021. (Photo: U.S. Navy, by Ens. Emilio Mackie)

Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has scheduled an industry day next month to overview the service’s Integrated Combat System (ICS) hardware factory program and pipeline called the Foundry. The notice, issued on Sept. 22, said the late October event will offer attendees a “programmatic overview” of the ICS hardware factor program alongside anticipated requirements in an earlier solicitation for Program Executive Office for Integrated Warfare Systems X (PEO IWS X). The earlier Sept. 5 request for information (RFI) notice explained…

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