Army Begins Market Research for Major Live Training Support Contract Recompete
The U.S. Army has launched market research for the Consolidated Product-Line Management, Sustainment, and Modernization (CPMSM) contract. The award will provide total lifecycle support for the branch's Live Training Transformation architecture across 200 global sites ahead of a 2028 incumbent expiration.
The U.S. Army has officially initiated market research for a comprehensive recompete supporting its global live training infrastructure. Officially titled Consolidated Product-Line Management, Sustainment, and Modernization (CPMSM), the upcoming acquisition vehicle will deliver total lifecycle support, configuration management, and continuous technological evolution for the service’s Live Training Transformation (LT2) product line. Designed to maximize software commonality and hardware interoperability across the force, the LT2 portfolio currently encompasses 23 distinct products deployed across approximately 200 sites worldwide, including major combat training centers and Military Operations on Urban Terrains (MOUT) facilities.
The CPMSM effort will follow the current Consolidated Product Line Management Plus (CPM Plus) program, which is held by General Dynamics Mission Systems (GDMS). Awarded in 2020 under an eight-year structure, the incumbent vehicle has generated more than $359 million in task order volume to date ahead of its scheduled January 2028 expiration. In its sources sought notice, the Army indicated it is evaluating a broad range of options and acquisition strategies to maintain strict configuration control while accelerating the modernization of distributed training assets.
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