The Army will convene a threat coordination group meeting next month with industry on "emerging and evolving threats" relevant to both command and control (C2) and counter C2 portfolio of technologies, according to a government notice.

The threat coordination group will “enhance shared understanding of the future threat environment to inform capability development and capture requirements for additional information, intelligence data, and threat models,” according to the notice posted Tuesday.

The event, which will be held June 9-11 in Charlottesville, VA, will address “peer and near-peer technology trends,” along with electronic warfare, cyber, counter unmanned aerial systems and counter-GPS capabilities.

Participation in the event is limited to U.S. companies with an active facility clearance.

Responses to the notice are due May 29.