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Request For Information: Resilient Timing and Positioning System for Operation in Degraded GNSS Environments

Defence Science and Technology Laboratory

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Request For Information: Resilient Timing and Positioning System for Operation in Degraded GNSS Environments 1. Background The UK Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is seeking information from suppliers regarding commercially available and proven Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) systems capable of providing accurate timing and position information in environments where Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) services may be degraded, denied, disrupted or manipulated. The intended application is the provision of: 1. a highly accurate UTC-referenced timing signal, and 2. a static position solution to an external system operating in contested electromagnetic environments. This RFI is intended to identify mature technologies and assess the current state of the market. Responses will be used to inform future engagement and procurement activities. Please note: The Authority reserves the right not to undertake future procurement activities following completion of the RFI. 2. Required Capability 2.1. Timing Performance The system shall: • Provide a 1 Pulse Per Second (1PPS) output traceable to UTC. • Provide a 10 MHz frequency reference output. • Maintain a timing accuracy of better than ±30 ns relative to UTC. • Maintain timing accuracy during normal operation and throughout the required holdover period. 2.2. Positioning Performance The system shall: • Provide a static position solution with an accuracy better than 5 m relative to surveyed ground truth. 2.3. Holdover The system shall: • Maintain compliance with the timing and position accuracy requirements during a continuous 12-hour loss of all external PNT signal sources. 2.4. Resilience The system shall: • Continue to provide compliant timing and positioning performance in the presence of GNSS jamming and spoofing. • Be capable of acquiring and establishing an initial timing and position solution in the presence of GNSS jamming and spoofing. • Where non-GNSS PNT sources are utilised (e.g. LEO-PNT), the system shall demonstrate resilience to jamming and interference affecting those signal sources. 2.5. Technology Maturity The system shall: • Utilise proven technology with a Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of 9, or provide evidence of equivalent operational deployment and maturity. 2.6. Operational Environment The system shall: • Be capable of operating globally. • Identify any dependencies on antenna siting, sky visibility or supporting infrastructure. • State any environmental or deployment constraints that could affect performance. 3. Exclusions The proposed solution shall not: • Depend upon fixed local infrastructure such as fibre-optic timing distribution networks. • Require user-generated or user-provided PNT signals. • Depend upon temporary or ad hoc reference sources that are not persistently available. • Depend upon any ITAR-controlled components. 4. Information Requested Suppliers are requested to provide the information detailed below: • System Description - Overview of the system architecture, operating concept and key subsystems. • Timing Accuracy - UTC timing accuracy achieved, performance metrics used and evidence supporting claimed performance. • Position Accuracy - Static position accuracy achieved, performance metrics used and evidence supporting claimed performance. • Holdover Performance - Timing and position performance during complete loss of external PNT sources, including performance over a continuous 12-hour period. • PNT Signal Sources - Details of all PNT signals utilised by the system, including GNSS constellations and alternative PNT sources. • UTC Traceability - Description of how UTC traceability is established and maintained. • Sensor Fusion - Description of any algorithms or techniques used to combine multiple PNT sources. • Jamming Resilience - Description of anti-jam techniques employed and results of any relevant testing or operational use. • Spoofing Resilience - Description of spoofing detection, mitigation and recovery …

Deadline
Not published
Published
11 Nov 2026(4 hours ago)
Contract value
£100,000
Location
United Kingdom
Reference
ocds-h6vhtk-07b9ac
First seen
37 minutes ago

Classifications

38112100Global navigation and positioning systems (GPS or equivalent)

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