11. Participation and Next Steps

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• MARS members with middleware, distributed-systems, API, protocol, and information-exchange expertise
• Architecture Board members focused on architectural consistency and specification quality
• ADTF members with MDA, UML, SysML v2, metamodeling, and model-transformation experience
• Domain Task Forces with representative operational requirements and use cases
• Security specialists familiar with trust, Policy, jurisdictional, and cross-domain boundaries
• Ontology and semantics specialists who can relate governed meaning to the broader architecture
• Government, industry, academic, and implementation stakeholders
• Organizations interested in developing or joining a submission

• Review the SIP-RA problem statement and proposed scope
• Identify missing use cases, perspectives, and requirements
• Confirm alignment with existing OMG specifications
• Identify overlaps, dependencies, and potential specification reuse
• Refine the mandatory and optional RFP requirements
• Recruit supporting organizations and potential submitters

• Complete the RFP body and Annex C requirements
• Conduct reviews within MARS and other interested OMG groups
• Resolve comments and establish submission deadlines
• Obtain the approvals required to issue the RFP
• Support the formation of one or more submission teams

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