M-code Enabled Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile (JASSM) Antijam GPS Receiver M-Code (JAGR-M)

The JASSM is a low-observable air-launched cruise missile that uses a GPS-aided, inertial navigation system for missile guidance.  Currently the JASSM is equipped with a Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module (SAASM) based GPS receiver connected to a 5-element Controlled Radiation Pattern Antenna (CRPA). The USAF requires the integration of an M-Code enabled GPS receiver to meet a congressional mandate for mission critical Department of Defense (DOD) applications in hostile environments. To meet this requirement M-Code enabled GPS Receivers (JAGR-M) will be developed and integrated into the AGM-158B-2 for inclusion in missile production lots delivering in 2025.  

08/13/2021: Request for White Papers Released
08/27/2021: White Papers Due
10/04/2021: Solution Selected
11/23/2021: Request for Proposal Released
04/19/2022: Proposal Submitted
08/08/2022: Awarded