USSOCOM Seeks Helmet-Mounted First-Person View Display System

In a sources sought notice published this week, US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), is seeking out information to identify sources capable of providing dismounted Special Operations Forces with a helmet-mounted first-person view (FPV) display.

This display must deliver an expanded field of view, certified ballistic protection, real-time tactical information overlay, and unmanned system control in contested, congested, and all-weather environments. The effort aims to develop a 50-degree field-of-view Display Module that integrates full military ballistic protection, ATAK capability, head tracking, improved display performance, and expanded environmental durability while remaining compatible with existing soldier systems and helmets.   

SOCOM’s last foray into this space was in 2024 with the ISEEYOU program. Since then, units have been purchasing various COTS solutions. Unfortunately, they have mostly been foreign sourced.

Interested parties must reply by 3:00 Eastern on 01-DEC-2026 via Vulcan.

Full details at Sam.gov.