Active Government Funding Opportunities

Multi-source data fusion and AI-driven knowledge discovery for battlespace awareness. Automated analysis of classified and open-source intelligence to improve decision support systems.

ISR systems and information operations R&D across seabed-to-space domains. Develops algorithm, hardware, software, autonomous systems, and cybersecurity capabilities for Navy surveillance and reconnaissance.

AFRL BAA seeking innovative research on composable collaborative planning to enable parallel force flow planning and reduce operational planning time through dependency management.

AFRL Advanced Research Announcement for next-generation target tracking architectures leveraging AI, machine learning, and high-performance computing across diverse sensor data sources.

AFRL Advanced Research Announcement seeking research on intelligent tasking, processing, and analysis of data for space domain awareness and space superiority using high-performance computing.

Space-to-Space Communications BAA addressing proliferated low-earth orbit networking challenges, seeking Link-182 system development and space mesh networking architectures.

Space Systems Command FreeSol BAA seeking innovative space and cyber technology solutions to counter emerging space threats and enable integrated space-cyber capabilities with rapid fielding.

Missile Defense Agency's umbrella BAA (NOBLE) seeking disruptive technologies and rapid capability development across multiple non-traditional acquisition authorities including low-cost interceptors and infrared search-track systems.

ERDC has developed a patented cold mix asphalt binder system to streamline repair and maintenance operations. This webinar explores licensing and commercialization opportunities for manufacturers and distributors ready to bring a field-tested solution to market.

ERDC's Arctic Infrastructure Research Center offers a 134-acre full-scale testing facility in Fairbanks for developing and evaluating infrastructure solutions in extreme Arctic environments. The facility supports DOD, industry, and academic partners in advancing cold-weather construction, permafrost engineering, and mission-critical systems for Arctic operations.

CBITEC offers a 70-acre military testing ground to evaluate contingency base technologies including power, water, waste, and construction solutions in realistic conditions with 400-soldier capacity. Partners can demonstrate effectiveness of novel capabilities in an operational environment.