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  1. A card-based mobile interface to unify Space Force technology insights, enabling real-time tracking of emerging S&T trends and strategic investment opportunities across commercial and government ecosystems. The platform will consolidate fragmented data sources, empowering stakeholders to proactively identify, assess, and collaborate on cutting-edge space innovations.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  2. ALIAS autonomy applications for UH-60 helicopters aim to enhance emergency services and wildfire suppression by enabling real-time decision-making and minimally-supervised aerial operations. The technology seeks to improve response times and mission effectiveness through advanced autonomous capabilities for complex tasks like medical evacuations, reconnaissance, and cargo transport.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  3. 12Pre-ReleaseSBIR

    Unbiased Behavioral Discovery Platforms

    Department of DefenseDARPA
    Source

    A mobile card-based interface that leverages machine learning to automatically detect and quantify subtle animal behavioral changes, enabling more sensitive and unbiased assessments of chemical and biological threat responses at lower effect thresholds. This platform aims to accelerate medical countermeasure development by providing high-throughput, nuanced behavioral profiling technologies for defense research.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  4. A compact laser-driven electron accelerator seeks to revolutionize radiation hardness testing for space electronics by generating high-energy electron beams in a small footprint. The technology aims to provide a more accessible, cost-effective alternative to large-scale accelerator facilities, enabling comprehensive single-event effect testing for microelectronic systems.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  5. A comprehensive security assessment framework for secure messaging applications (SMAs) to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in cryptographic protocols and software architectures. The research aims to develop actionable tools and models that enable developers and users to understand and defend against emerging threats in encrypted mobile communication platforms.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  6. Develop innovative signal detection techniques using existing sensors to identify and track weapons of mass destruction (WMD) across military and commercial platforms. The solution aims to enhance WMD threat detection capabilities by leveraging common hardware like microphones, cameras, and infrared sensors more intelligently and cost-effectively.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  7. Develop an innovative 200-mm GaN-on-Si technology platform to enable monolithic integration of high-performance RF frontend components like low-noise and power amplifiers. The solution aims to address current limitations in scalable semiconductor technologies for advanced radar, communication, and mobile applications.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  8. Microphysiological systems (iMPS) offer a breakthrough in vaccine development by modeling human immune responses in vitro, bridging the gap between preclinical studies and clinical trials. By accurately predicting vaccine immunogenicity, efficacy, and potential side effects, iMPS can accelerate medical countermeasure discovery for emerging threats to military personnel.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  9. 12Pre-ReleaseSBIR

    OPEN TOPIC - Expeditionary Biologics-on-Demand (BOND)

    Department of DefenseCBD
    Source

    Distributed protein production enables rapid, on-demand biologics creation across therapeutic, vaccine, and diagnostic domains. This innovative approach eliminates cold-chain logistics, accelerates development, and provides flexible scaling for critical medical and research applications.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  10. 12Pre-ReleaseSBIR

    OPEN TOPIC - Tactical CB Visualization

    Department of DefenseCBD
    Source

    A mobile card-based interface that rapidly synthesizes complex battlefield data, enabling warfighters to quickly visualize and communicate critical information across chemical, biological, and dynamic operational environments. The solution aims to enhance situational awareness and decision-making by simplifying information integration through an intuitive, user-centric design.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  11. 12Pre-ReleaseSBIR

    Far Forward Manufacturing of CBRN Sensors

    Department of DefenseCBD
    Source

    Develop advanced, rapidly manufactured CBRN sensor technologies that can be produced closer to operational environments. These flexible sensing capabilities aim to reduce complex supply chain dependencies and enable faster, more resilient chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear detection at the point of need.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  12. Develop a compact, lightweight microsensor for rapid chemical threat detection across diverse operational environments. The deployable system enables real-time identification of chemical weapons agents through innovative sensing technologies, supporting enhanced situational awareness and mission command decision-making.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  13. Develop portable, lightweight SERS sampling tickets to enhance chemical and biological threat detection for military personnel, enabling more sensitive and selective identification of materials with minimal sample requirements compared to current handheld Raman detectors. These innovative coupons address variability challenges in spectroscopic measurements, providing a compact solution for rapid threat assessment in specialized CBRN units.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  14. 12Pre-ReleaseSBIR

    Li-ion 6T Battery Focused Open Topic

    Department of DefenseARMY
    Source

    Seeking innovative Li-ion battery solutions for advanced 6T technology that enhance energy density and performance. The goal is to develop more efficient, compact battery systems that address current limitations in portable and high-demand electronic applications.

    Due Apr 29, 2026
    2 weeks leftPosted Nov 18, 2025
  15. ActiveGRANT

    Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund 2026

    Department of StateU.S. Mission to Burkina Faso
    Source

    The State Department seeks alumni teams from U.S. exchange programs to propose public service projects advancing embassy mission goals. This funding opportunity amplifies diplomatic impact by supporting grassroots civic engagement initiatives led by program alumni.

    $5,000 – $35,000
    Due May 14, 2026
    4 weeks leftPosted
  16. Monitor Cook Inlet Beluga Whale prey populations and salmon availability to support ecosystem management at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. This ecological monitoring work informs conservation strategies for endangered beluga whales in Alaska.

    $355,000 – $2,803,895
    Due Apr 17, 2026
    1 day leftPosted
  17. ForecastRFI

    Market Research for Long Range Fires Capabilities

    IMMEDIATE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSEDEPT OF DEFENSE.IMMEDIATE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE.STRATEGIC CAPABILITIES OFFICE.DIRECTOR SCO
    Source

    Market research for long-range fires capabilities seeking game-changing prototype systems for near-peer adversary engagement. Invites both kinetic and non-kinetic offensive/defensive prototypes ready for demonstration.

    Due May 29, 2026
    Posted Mar 18, 2026
  18. ForecastCONTRACT

    Conservation and Stabilization of the Plaster and Decorative Paint at the President’s Room Ceiling, United States Capitol Building

    ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOLARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL.ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL.ACQUISITION & MATERIAL MAN DIV
    Source

    Historic preservation services for plaster and decorative paint restoration at the U.S. Capitol President's Room. Contractor will design and implement treatment plan for ceiling stabilization and conservation of 19th-century frescoes.

    Due Apr 20, 2026
    5 days leftPosted Mar 16, 2026
  19. CBRNE defense R&D seeking innovative chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive capabilities through procurement contracts, cooperative agreements, and prototype OTA awards for Joint Warfighter dominance.

    Due Aug 20, 2029
    Posted Mar 16, 2026
  20. ActiveGRANT

    Climate Program Office for FY 2012

    Department of CommerceDepartment of Commerce
    Source

    NOAA's Climate Program Office funds competitive research to advance climate science understanding, modeling, observations, and decision-support services. Projects address societal challenges like water resources, coastal resilience, marine sustainability, and extreme weather impacts.

    Due
    Posted

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