2 U.S. Navy SBIR topics from DSIP solicitations 27.BZ were cancelled in March 2026 and did not repost on April 1 as previously confirmed. SBIR reauthorization is now estimated between April 15–22, 2026. RallyProp captured full details before the cancellation — review AI summaries now and be ready to submit when they repost.
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The Navy seeks design and qualification of an intermediate temperature cooling unit operating at approximately 65°F to reduce energy consumption and condensation hazards on DDG 51 class destroyers. The compact, Navy-qualified chiller must meet all applicable standards while supporting roughly 200 refrigeration tons of cooling capacity.
The Navy seeks an improved, corrosion-resistant cargo door actuator for DDG-51 Class Destroyers to replace units that fail prematurely in saltwater environments. The solution must safely operate 2500-pound doors, minimize installation impacts, and reduce lifecycle costs while maintaining ease of maintenance and crew safety during port operations.
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This page contains the complete database of 2 U.S. Navy Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) topics from the Defense SBIR/STTR Innovation Portal (DSIP) that were cancelled or removed in March 2026 before their original open date. RallyProp's automated intelligence system captured full topic details — including titles, AI-generated summaries, and technology taxonomy classifications — before the cancellation.
These topics span three solicitation numbers: 26.BX (0 topics), 26.BZ (0 topics), and 26.TZ (0 topics). Technology areas covered include artificial intelligence, machine learning, hypersonics, directed energy, advanced materials, additive manufacturing, autonomous systems, cybersecurity, electronic warfare, sonar systems, naval propulsion, and many more.
Each topic links to its full detail page in the RallyProp Funding Index, where you can find additional details including full descriptions, funding amounts, and related opportunities. Data is updated automatically and will reflect the reposted topics when they become available. SBIR reauthorization is currently estimated between April 15–22, 2026.
