Pathfinder / zedcor / leads / Trackless Moving Target (TMT) Antenna - Network Relay Tower
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The SAM.gov sources-sought notice describes a trackless moving-target antenna mounted on a network relay tower, a specialized communications infrastructure component for tracking mobile assets. The solicitation sits at pre-budget stage, meaning the government buyer is surveying vendor capability before finalizing scope and security line items. The NAICS code 334220 (radio and television broadcast and wireless communications equipment) signals a federal RF or telecom project, likely military or defense-adjacent given the moving-target tracking function. Physical security for communications infrastructure. particularly relay towers in remote or tactical deployments. typically includes perimeter fencing, camera arrays for vandalism and intrusion monitoring, and vehicle barriers to prevent unauthorized site access. Project value is undisclosed in the source record. The notice posted May 8, 2026. Pre-budget sources-sought timing is ideal for security vendor engagement because the buyer has not yet locked scope or allocated line items. Once the solicitation closes and award is made, the security subcontractor is usually bundled or selected by the prime. The window to shape the security scope is now, during the capability-survey phase. The source is SAM.gov, the federal procurement platform, which means the buyer is a government agency with procurement-cycle visibility through award. Phoenix branch is nearest at 540 miles, outside the 300-mile coverage radius. The project sits near Colorado Springs based on the coordinates, a market Zedcor does not currently cover. Unless Denver or a northern expansion is imminent, this lead should be deferred or flagged for future footprint planning. If the tower deployment is part of a multi-site network with nodes inside Phoenix coverage, the salesperson could ask the buyer whether perimeter and surveillance scope extends across the full network rather than only the named site. The likely buying contact is a program manager or contracting officer at the issuing agency.