Active Government Funding Opportunities

Sole source firm fixed price purchase order for development of 3D human blood-brain barrier formation assay to support FDA drug testing capabilities.

The Air Force seeks Runtime Assured Autonomy (RTAA) technology to continuously monitor and safeguard autonomous unmanned systems when radio communications fail or operator workload is saturated. RTAA detects autonomy faults and activates recovery protocols to ensure safe flight and mission success in complex battle scenarios.

This RFP seeks a low-cost, modular small unmanned aircraft system with standardized payload interfaces designed for rapid electronic warfare deployment. The platform must support ground launch, accommodate 3-10 unit swarms, carry 5+ lb payloads for 45+ minutes at 100+ km range to enable flexible, quickly-reconfigurable missions.

This RFP seeks autonomous leader-follower UAS formation technology enabling single operators to manage multiple coordinated aircraft while reducing workload and enhancing mission resilience. Solutions should incorporate AI-based control, resilient mesh communications, and adaptive algorithms for contested and GPS-denied environments.

This public diplomacy initiative brings together Indian stakeholders to showcase U.S. energy technologies as solutions for India's energy security needs. Regional and national conferences, plus virtual mentorship, will drive commercial partnerships and policy outcomes benefiting U.S. economic interests.

CPSC procurement for commercial financial analytics database subscription on a firm-fixed-price basis. Standard acquisition of existing analytics software service for internal agency use.

ONR BAA seeking innovative enabling technologies for hypersonic boost-glide vehicle systems. Open competition for R&D solutions advancing hypersonic flight vehicle capabilities and operational concepts.

Commercial Solutions Opening for innovative technologies addressing digital transformation, advanced computing, secure systems, and data-driven decision-making. Seeks novel solutions for defense and civil works challenges.

JADPACT II seeks Human-Machine Teaming (HMT) solutions leveraging AI/automation for Battle Management decision advantage. Competitive event-based R&D for cutting-edge AI/autonomy approaches supporting warfighter C2 decisions.

R&D contract for chemistry support services to Division of Translational Toxicology. Contractor will conduct toxicology research, test article procurement, and analysis to understand environmental impacts on human health.

This STTR seeks to develop advanced digital human modeling tools incorporating Navy/Marine Corps aircrew anthropometric data and posture models to improve protective equipment design, fit, and sizing. The solution addresses poor fit issues affecting aircrew performance and safety by providing accessible, user-friendly modeling capabilities that don't require specialized expertise.

Accelerate drug discovery and therapeutic development for hearing restoration following military-relevant auditory injury. This program supports preclinical and clinical research to restore hearing function in service members.

NASA seeks early-career researchers to initiate novel space science investigations through competitively reviewed proposals. This program supports emerging investigators in launching foundational research that advances Earth science, heliophysics, planetary science, or astrophysics discovery.

R&D to develop standardized in vitro gastrointestinal digestion and fermentation methods for evaluating military rations, including microbial community characterization and bioreactor systems.

ERDC's Information Technology Laboratory seeks innovative solutions for digital transformation, advanced computing, and secure systems to support defense and civil works missions. Solutions may include existing technologies adapted for new applications or emerging capabilities for data-driven decision-making.

ERDC seeks innovative geospatial technologies to support military operations and warfighter capabilities. This broadly-scoped Commercial Solutions Opening invites novel approaches across multiple geospatial research areas.

This SBIR solicitation seeks robust denoising technology to suppress noise in RF and acoustic sensing systems while preserving signal integrity. The Navy requires a solution achieving 10+ dB improvement that adapts to complex, non-stationary noise patterns on aircraft without extensive retuning.

This RFP seeks advanced overlay/bond coatings that resist hot corrosion in Navy marine gas turbine engines. The improved coatings must eliminate salt and sulfur-induced degradation in turbine blades to extend engine service life and reduce maintenance removal cycles.

Build U.S.-Algeria partnerships in innovation, entrepreneurship, and AI to strengthen commercial ties and expand market access. Target young professionals and students (18-35) through programs connecting American institutions and expertise with Algerian counterparts.

This STTR seeks adaptive behavioral nudging software integrated with commercial wearable sensors to improve sleep quality and operational performance in military personnel. The system must use AI/ML algorithms with cognitive-behavioral theory to deliver personalized, real-time interventions that promote sustained positive sleep behaviors.

This RFP seeks advanced sensing and AI-enabled technologies to detect and monitor corrosion in naval steel structures, enabling predictive maintenance decisions. The solution addresses escalating Navy maintenance costs by providing rapid, nondestructive corrosion assessment across fleet assets to optimize repair scheduling and extend vessel service life.

This RFP seeks a modern, modular software suite to replace the legacy Automated Tropical Cyclone Forecast System, enabling tropical cyclone forecasters at DOW, Fleet Weather Centers, and NOAA to analyze, predict, and disseminate storm information more efficiently through containerized architecture and contemporary development frameworks.

This STTR seeks advanced liquid hydrogen storage systems for Navy and Marine Corps unmanned aircraft, addressing the need for lightweight, high-density fuel solutions that minimize weight and volume while meeting strict safety and durability standards across various UAS platforms.

The Navy seeks an advanced passive Structural Health Monitoring system to detect and characterize hull crack severity in real time, replacing current strain-gauge approaches. This automated capability would identify fatigue cracks in ship welds across large areas while reducing false alerts and inspection costs.

This SBIR seeks machine learning solutions to enhance passive sonar tracking, classification, and localization for anti-submarine warfare systems. The effort aims to improve detection speed, tracking persistence, and target classification accuracy beyond current algorithmic capabilities.