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Army Seeking Industry Input For Eventual Unified Network Operations Program Of Record

Army Seeking Industry Input For Eventual Unified Network Operations Program Of Record
The 50th Expeditionary Signal Battalion (Enhanced) and 63rd Expeditionary Signal Battalion conducted a combined Large Scale Combat Operations (LSCO) communications exercise on Fort Bragg, North Carolina, September 29, 2021. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Eric Messmer)

The Army is beginning its pursuit for its eventual Unified Network program of record, soliciting industry’s input on capabilities that could support its effort to synchronize tactical and enterprise networking modernization efforts.  The Unified Network Operations (UNO) program will build off an ongoing rapid prototyping effort to inform the Army’s plan, according to a notice published on Feb. 16, to include areas such data repositories and new integrated network planning systems. “The delivery of UNO capabilities to execute required Department…

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