Army G-TEAD

The Army’s Global Tactical Edge Acquisition Directorate (G-TEAD) is the Army’s acquisition hub, created to close the critical gap between the pace of modern threats and the speed of capability delivery. We rapidly translate urgent commander’s needs into combat-ready, interoperable solutions, ensuring our Soldiers maintain overmatch in any environment. By synchronizing efforts across the acquisition enterprise and fostering collaboration with our allies, G-TEAD delivers the future of warfare, today.

Problem Statement

Battlefield threats change rapidly, and any delay puts our Soldiers and battlefield superiority at risk. The Army requires a novel approach to accelerate capability development, prioritize innovation, synchronize efforts across PAEs, and foster allied nation industry capabilities to prepare for near-peer conflict.

Vision

G-TEAD will serve as the Army’s central hub for rapidly translating Commanders’ needs into battlefield-ready, minimum viable products that are demonstrated in theater.

Our Approach

G-TEAD operates on a simple premise: the traditional, years-long acquisition cycle is no longer sufficient for the modern battlefield. Threats evolve in days or weeks, and our response must be just as agile.

01
Empowering Commanders

We put decision-making at the tactical edge, allowing commanders to directly influence the capabilities they need on the frontlines.

02
Accelerating Innovation

We identify and integrate ‘world-class’ technologies from both traditional and non-traditional innovators.

03
Fostering Collaboration

We unite the efforts of the Army, allied nations, and industry partners to develop and deploy the best possible solutions.

04
Rapid Fielding

We deliver attritable, scalable capabilities within 90 days of a challenge completion.

The G-TEAD Marketplace

Engage with Us

G-TEAD synchronizes acquisition and experimentation, so Soldiers get what they need—when they need it. If your technology can close gaps in multidomain operations, we want to hear from you. 
Got a solution built for speed? Let’s move. 

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