Topic Releases

The U.S. Army Small Business Innovation Research Program seeks innovative small and nontraditional businesses for its Yuma Test Center Full Load Cooling solicitation — an Army investment prioritizing the improvement of cooling capabilities in vehicles with electronic powertrains.

The Army Small Business Innovation Research Program requests small and nontraditional businesses to submit proposals for its Precision Control Lens Eye Tracking Sensors solicitation — an effort seeking to improve Soldier training, cognitive monitoring and command and control capabilities in extended-reality environments. (U.S. Army)

Energy resiliency is a core component in the U.S. Army’s open energy resiliency solicitation, an opportunity for innovative small businesses that do not normally compete for Small Business Innovation Research contracts to help meet the goals of various Army strategies.

While the U.S. Army continues to make leaps in autonomous capabilities and maturity, it seeks a secure and advanced operating system for its autonomy software library. (U.S. Army)

The U.S. Army’s latest solicitation for low-cost, short-wave infrared laser sensors seeks essential capabilities to effectively sense and accurately assess threats across combat environments. (U.S. Army)

Enhanced training and tactical awareness are pivotal in the U.S. Army’s latest immersive and wearables solicitation — a potential $3.8 million investment in low-cost, head-mounted high-performance augmented-reality devices for Soldiers operating across battlefields. (U.S. Army)

Effectively synchronizing Soldier operations, logistics and communications are pivotal components of the U.S. Army’s newest automated data platform solicitation – an investment to improve the speed and quality of Soldier decision-making using artificial intelligence.

The U.S. Army aims to incorporate artificial intelligence-powered, language-translation software to break down communication barriers between the U.S. and Pacific-based countries.

The U.S. Army’s ability to map and assess infrastructure is at the center of its solicitation for the building of information models – an effort seeking three-dimensional modeling software to increase Soldiers’ situational awareness.

Protecting the Army’s proprietary information is a key requirement of its data-wiping technology solicitation – an investment that seeks cost-effective solutions that can prevent adversaries from extracting important data from U.S. military hardware.