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Dartmouth CollegeHanover, New Hampshire 03755

UEI: SLED_326BB85E890FEDAC

Dartmouth CollegeHanover, New Hampshire 03755 is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_326BB85E890FEDAC. It has been awarded $701,777 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include FA8750 Afrl Rik.

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Consortium Management and Member CoordinationThe contract under the title Consortium Management and Member Coordination supports the operational functions of a consortium managed under a Master Ordering Agreement, focusing on member onboarding, project coordination, and performance tracking across individual Project Level Orders. It requires comprehensive administrative and logistical oversight to ensure seamless integration of new members and consistent execution of tasks aligned with consortium goals, all within the framework of the OTA. The work involves maintaining rigorous performance metrics, facilitating communication between stakeholders, and ensuring compliance with contractual obligations for each project delivered under the agreement. Performance is to be carried out primarily in Rome, New York, under the oversight of the Department of Defense through the FA8750 AFRL RIK office. The contract is classified as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 541611, indicating it involves management consulting services. The solicitation was posted on July 29, 2026, with a firm response deadline of August 12, 2026, at 4:00 PM. No specific set-aside designation or point of contact is provided, and interested parties must engage through the official SAM.gov portal linked in the listing.

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Cybersecurity and CMMC Compliance SupportThe contract requires comprehensive cybersecurity services to ensure full compliance with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification and NIST Special Publication 800-171 standards for Department of Defense systems. Scope includes conducting thorough assessments of existing security controls, implementing necessary remediation measures to close gaps, and maintaining detailed documentation to demonstrate adherence to federal cybersecurity requirements. The work is intended to support secure handling of controlled unclassified information within DoD environments and must align with the rigorous criteria established by CMMC frameworks. This is a subcontract opportunity under the NAICS code 541512 for IT services, with performance located in Rome, New York, and a response deadline of August 12, 2026. The contracting activity is associated with the Air Force Research Laboratory under the Department of Defense, indicating that the services are critical to safeguarding defense-related systems. Although the specific set-aside status and point of contact are not provided, the emphasis on CMMC and NIST compliance suggests that proposers must possess demonstrated expertise in federal cybersecurity standards, experience with DoD systems, and the ability to deliver audit-ready documentation.

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Technical Data and Report PreparationThe contract titled Technical Data and Report Preparation requires the production and delivery of technical documentation including research and development reports, progress summaries, and integration artifacts, all of which must comply with Department of Defense data item descriptions. The work is structured as a subcontract under the NAICS code 541690 and is managed by the AFRL RIK office within the Department of Defense, with performance to occur in Rome, New York, at ZIP code 13441. The solicitation was posted on July 29, 2026, with a firm response deadline of August 12, 2026, requiring proposers to meet strict documentation standards aligned with DoD protocols. There is no set-aside designation specified, and the point of contact information is not provided in the posted details.

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Operational Test and Evaluation (OT&E) ServicesThe contract calls for comprehensive operational test and evaluation services to plan, execute, and report on the testing of prototype systems under realistic operational conditions, with the goal of evaluating performance, reliability, and mission effectiveness. All activities must be conducted in accordance with defined methodologies to ensure accurate assessment of systems prior to potential fielding or deployment. The work is focused on delivering actionable data and analysis that supports decision-making for system acceptance, modification, or transition to future stages of development. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 541330, with a response deadline of August 12, 2026, and a posted date of July 29, 2026. Performance is required to take place in Rome, New York, with a ZIP code of 13441. The contracting organization is the Department of Defense, specifically under the FA8750 AFRL Rik office, indicating this effort supports U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory initiatives. There is no set-aside designation or additional demographic preference indicated, and no point of contact information is provided in the solicitation data.

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Hardware Prototyping and Test Article FabricationThe contract titled Hardware Prototyping and Test Article Fabrication seeks qualified contractors to design, fabricate, and deliver physical prototype systems or test articles that include full integration with software components and the comprehensive delivery of technical data packages. The work is expected to involve advanced engineering and manufacturing capabilities to produce functional hardware that meets precise technical specifications, with an emphasis on seamless software-hardware interaction and thorough documentation. Proposals must be submitted by August 12, 2026, and the contract is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, specifically managed by FA8750 AFRL Rik. The primary place of performance is in Rome, New York, with a NAICS code of 332721 indicating focus on metal forging and stamping, though the scope extends beyond that to include complex prototyping and system integration tasks. There is no set-aside designation, and the opportunity is open to eligible subcontractors capable of meeting the technical and logistical demands of the project.

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Prototype Software DevelopmentThe contract titled Prototype Software Development requires the design, development, testing, and delivery of software prototypes for advanced technology systems, including all associated source code, installation packages, and comprehensive technical documentation. The work is targeted toward supporting next-generation systems under the auspices of the Department of Defense through the FA8750 AFRL RIK office, with performance expected to occur in Rome, New York, at the ZIP code 13441. This subcontract is open to qualified vendors responding to a solicitation with a deadline of August 12, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 541511, which pertains to custom computer programming services. All deliverables must meet rigorous technical standards and be fully documented to ensure seamless integration and long-term maintainability within DoD operational environments.

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ENTERPRISE PROTOTYPE INITIATIVE CONSORTIUM (EPIC)

Solicitation # FA8750269R001

The Government is soliciting whitepapers for the Enterprise Prototype Initiative Consortium (EPIC), an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) for Prototype under 10 U.S.C. §4022, administered by the Air Force Research Laboratory. This initiative seeks qualified offerors capable of leading a coordinated prototyping and testing program that accelerates the development and integration of cutting-edge technologies from industry, academia, and government to sustain U.S. military technological advantage. The EPIC agreement will function as an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle with an unlimited ceiling, allowing for multiple Firm-Fixed Price Project Level Orders (PLOs) to be issued over a 120-month ordering period, with an additional 24 months for performance completion. Each PLO will be competitively selected based on technical merit and cost, and successful completion may lead to sole-source follow-on production contracts or OTs, determined on a project-by-project basis. The OT is closed to foreign participation at both the lead and performer levels, and all participants must comply with stringent security requirements, including handling Controlled Unclassified Information up to TS/SCI levels with proper DD254s in place. Offerors must demonstrate robust accounting systems to track government funds and adhere to CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 standards for information security. Whitepapers, limited to ten pages and submitted in PDF or Microsoft Word format, must be received by 12:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time on August 12, 2026, via email to designated Agreements Officers and the EPIC inbox. Submissions must directly address the EPIC program objectives as outlined in the Statement of Work and Attachment No. 5. The evaluation will prioritize Technical/Management Capability, focusing on implementation plan feasibility, consortium structure efficiency, member support strategy, and growth potential, with Cost/Price considered only after technical merit is assessed. Awards will be made based on best-value trade-off, not lowest price, and no formal proposals will be requested until whitepapers are evaluated and selected. The contract requires unique entity identifiers, CAGE codes, and SAM registration, with mandatory compliance with Section 889 of the NDAA regarding covered telecommunications equipment and services. Key personnel must undergo background checks, submit annual profiles, and disclose foreign talent program involvement, and organizational conflicts of interest must be identified and mitigated upfront. All project-level deliverables are expected to include software, hardware, technical data, and reports, with payments processed exclusively through Wide Area Work

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Senior Key Personnel & Research Leadership

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Cybersecurity & Export Control Compliance Support

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Offensive Cyber Research & Prototype Development

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Alternate Access for Cyber Applications: Exodus

Solicitation # FA8750-26-S-7004

The Department of the Air Force, through the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Rome Research Site, is seeking innovative prototypes for offensive cyberspace operations capabilities under the Alternate Access for Cyber Applications: Exodus announcement. This Open, two-step Advanced Research Announcement, active until June 30, 2031, aims to develop novel methods to gain access to adversary infrastructure that traditional cyber tools cannot reach, supporting Long Range Kill Chains and ensuring U.S. dominance in the cyber domain. White papers are the sole initial submission requirement, with optimal submission windows aligned with fiscal years FY27 through FY31, though submissions are accepted until the announcement closes. Formal proposals will be invited only after white paper review. The total funding pool is approximately $999 million, with individual awards typically ranging from $10 million to $50 million, and potential for awards up to $99.99 million. Multiple awards are expected, with no cap on the number of awards per offeror, and contracts may be issued as either traditional FAR-based procurements or Other Transactions under 10 USC 4021–4023. Successful prototypes may transition directly into follow-on production contracts. Proposals must strictly adhere to formatting and submission guidelines, as failure to comply may result in rejection. Technical inquiries should be directed to Thomas Parisi, while business and contractual questions must be sent to Amber Buckley via email, referencing the solicitation number FA8750-26-S-7004. Communication with government representatives is encouraged but does not constitute a funding commitment.

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND NEXT GENERATION DISTRIBUTED COMMAND AND CONTROL

Solicitation # FA875023S7006

This Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) FA8750-23-S-7006, issued by the Department of the Air Force’s Air Force Research Laboratory at the Rome Research Site, seeks innovative research and development in Artificial Intelligence and Next Generation Distributed Command and Control to enhance Joint All Domain Command and Control capabilities across strategic, operational, and tactical levels. The announcement remains open until August 30, 2028, and operates as a two-step process where only white papers are accepted initially, with formal proposals invited only after white paper evaluation. Submission deadlines are suggested for each fiscal year through 2027, with all submissions required by the final deadline. The total funding allocated for this BAA is approximately $99 million, with individual awards typically ranging from $200,000 to $20 million, though higher values may be considered if within overall funding limits. Awards may take the form of FAR-based contracts, DODGARS grants or cooperative agreements, or Other Transactions under Title 10 USC, with the possibility of follow-on production contracts awarded after successful prototype completion. Multiple awards are anticipated, and there is no cap on the number of OTs an individual offeror may receive. The BAA is structured around a growing catalog of Technical Areas focused on advancing AI-enabled decision-making, battle management, distributed control, and autonomy in contested environments. These include AI system control and adaptation during mission execution, federated composable AI toolboxes, software-defined distributed C2, tactical AI leveraging secondary sensors, AI decision support for long-range kill chains, generative AI applications for C4I systems, interactive learning for command systems, mission planning for autonomous platforms, and AI-driven battle management for dispersed echelons. Proposals must adhere to strict formatting guidelines, including a three-page white paper with double-spaced text, minimum 12-point font, and specific sections covering title, period of performance, estimated cost, task objective, and technical summary with proposed deliverables. Offerors must be registered in SAM.gov, comply with all applicable FAR and DFARS clauses such as supply chain security, foreign-made unmanned aircraft prohibitions, China-related employment disclosures, and safeguarding defense information, and submit required certifications including organizational conflict of interest disclosures, CAGE and UEI codes, and financial responsibility documentation. Technical inquiries must be directed to designated points of contact, and proposals are subject to rigorous security reviews under AFRLI 61-113 to mitigate foreign influence, including background

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Coordinating Austere Nodes through Virtualization and Analysis of Streams (CANVAS)

Solicitation # FA875024S7003

This Broad Agency Announcement, numbered FA8750-24-S-7003 and titled Coordinating Austere Nodes through Virtualization and Analysis of Streams (CANVAS), is an open, two-step solicitation from the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Information Directorate at Rome, New York, aimed at advancing distributed command and control capabilities for Agile Combat Employment in contested and degraded environments. The program seeks innovative research to develop a virtual C2 layer (TA1) that enables centralized command intent simulation and dynamic workflow tradeoff analysis, and a decentralized C2 execution framework (TA2) that supports coordinated, resilient, and adaptive task execution across physically distributed nodes. White papers are the only accepted initial submissions, with a deadline of May 21, 2029, though suggested submission dates align with fiscal years through FY29, and for FY25 and FY26, only unshaded components of Technical Area 1 will be considered. The total estimated funding for the program is approximately $24.9 million, with individual awards typically ranging from $200,000 to $3 million over a maximum period of 48 months, and multiple awards of procurement contracts, grants, cooperative agreements, or Other Transactions are anticipated. Offerors must comply with detailed submission guidelines, including a three-page white paper with specific formatting and structure, and must submit a DD Form 2345 for proprietary technical data. The government emphasizes intent-based orchestration, real-time awareness of system state changes, and the avoidance of AR/VR visualization approaches. Financial responsibility must be demonstrated for FAR-based awards through documentation such as balance sheets, cash flow forecasts, and significant financial ratios, while also complying with extensive provisions related to supply chain security, data safeguarding, foreign influence disclosure, and compliance with statutes including the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act and the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement. Security requirements may necessitate SECRET or TOP SECRET (SCI) facility and personnel clearances, and technology protection assessments will be conducted in accordance with 2 CFR 200.206 and AFRL instructions. Proposals will be evaluated under a weight-of-scientific-evidence framework according to Executive Order 14303, with technical merit, mission alignment, experience, solution maturity, and cost realism as key criteria. Offerors are encouraged to engage with technical and contracting points of contact prior to submission, and all communications must reference the BAA number. A successful prototype may lead to a follow-on production

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QUANTUM INFORMATION SCIENCES

Solicitation # FA875023S7001

The Department of the Air Force, through the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Information Directorate at Rome, New York, is soliciting research proposals under Broad Agency Announcement FA8750-23-S-7001 to advance Quantum Information Sciences in support of Command, Control, Communications, Computers & Intelligence (C4I) mission needs. This open, two-step solicitation invites white papers through September 30, 2027, with full proposals submitted only by invitation. The emphasis is on innovation in quantum algorithms, quantum networking, heterogeneous quantum platforms, and enabling technologies such as quantum photonic chips, superconducting and trapped ion qubits, quantum transduction, and cross-platform interfaces. Funding is anticipated to total approximately $500 million across multiple awards, with individual awards ranging from $0.5 million to $27 million, and potential single awards up to $99.9 million. Proposals may be awarded through FAR-based contracts, grants, cooperative agreements, or Other Transactions (OTs), with special guidance for OTs including GAAP-compliant accounting systems and adherence to the DoD Other Transaction Guide. Financial responsibility must be demonstrated through documented resources including financial statements, cash flow forecasts, and significant financial ratios as outlined in DFARS 232.072-2. Proposals are evaluated on four equally weighted criteria: overall scientific and technical merit, related experience, openness and maturity of the solution, and cost reasonableness, with technical, schedule, and cost risks assessed during evaluation. Offerors must satisfy strict security and compliance requirements including facility and personnel clearances for SECRET or TOP SECRET work, NIST SP 800-171 assessment records in the Supplier Performance Risk System, and compliance with numerous Federal Acquisition Regulation and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement clauses covering supply chain security, foreign influence, cybersecurity, foreign national restrictions, and export controls. Companies with foreign ownership, control, or influence must provide approved mitigation documentation before submission. All submissions require SAM registration, a Unique Entity Identifier, and CAGE code, and are subject to representations regarding the Maduro regime, China employment, Xinjiang sourcing, foreign unmanned aircraft systems, and other national security and ethical compliance obligations. The Government reserves the right to award some, all, or none of the proposals based on evaluation outcomes, program priorities, and funding availability. Debrieﬁngs are available to applicants, and key contacts for technical and contractual inquiries are provided, with the BAA’s administration governed by DAFFARS and

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EXTREME COMPUTING

Solicitation # FA875023S7004

The Air Force Research Laboratory, under the Air Force Materiel Command’s Rome Research Site, is conducting an open, two-step Broad Agency Announcement titled Extreme Computing with the identifier FA8750-23-S-7004, effective until September 20, 2028. This announcement solicits white papers for research and development in advanced computing domains including computational diversity, efficient architectures, machine learning and artificial intelligence in embedded and edge systems, nanocomputing, space computing, and robust algorithms. The total estimated funding is approximately $497.9 million, with individual awards typically ranging from $1 million to $3 million and durations not exceeding 36 months, though exceptional awards up to $99.9 million are possible. Multiple awards are anticipated across a variety of instrument types including FAR-based procurement contracts, grants, cooperative agreements, and Other Transactions authorized under Title 10 USC sections 4021, 4022, and 4023, with the potential for successful prototype agreements to lead to follow-on production contracts. Proposals must be submitted as white papers of three to five pages, double-spaced with no smaller than 12-point font, and must include specific sections on title, period of performance, estimated cost, technical summary, and deliverables. Submission deadlines are encouraged by fiscal year endpoints through 2027, with the final deadline set for September 20, 2028. The BAA emphasizes rigorous technical evaluation based on the soundness of approach, relevance to Air Force missions, and the maturity and openness of the proposed technology, with cost realism considered secondary. A mandatory Science and Technology Protection review assesses risks related to foreign influence on key personnel and requires compliance with 2 CFR 200.206, functioning as a pass/fail gate. Offerors must register in SAM, maintain current CAGE and UEI codes, and may be required to demonstrate financial responsibility, IT security compliance per NIST SP 800-171, and facility clearance up to TOP SECRET depending on project needs. Amendments have updated NAICS codes to include 541713 alongside 541715 for nanotechnology-related efforts, revised contract provisions to align with the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act, imposed a 15% indirect cost cap on awards to institutions of higher education under applicable legal conditions, and incorporated requirements related to Executive Order 14303 for

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Multi-Domain Force Applications and Traffic Management for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (M-FAT)

Solicitation # FA8750-25-S-7004

The Department of the Air Force, through the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Rome Research Site, is soliciting white papers under Broad Agency Announcement FA8750-25-S-7004 for research and development in Multi-Domain Force Applications and Traffic Management for Unmanned Aircraft Systems, with an open submission window until August 4, 2030. This two-step process invites initial white papers that must be no longer than four pages, double-spaced, and must include a technical summary, task objective, and proposed deliverables; formal proposals are accepted only by invitation after the initial review. The BAA targets advancements in electronic warfare, cyberspace operations, command and control automation, and low-collateral defeat technologies to counter small unmanned aircraft systems, particularly swarms, with emphasis on blurring the lines between cyber and electronic attack, integrating AI and machine learning for automated decision-making, and developing autonomous interceptors with integrated effects. Additional focus areas include enhancing sensor systems for detection and tracking, creating a cyberspace effects library, and advancing unmanned aircraft traffic management systems to safely integrate with existing air traffic infrastructure. Communication resilience is also sought through novel waveforms, networking protocols, and AI-driven spectrum management. Estimated funding totals approximately $499 million, with individual awards typically ranging from $500,000 to $20 million, though awards up to $99 million are possible. Multiple awards are anticipated, and the government may issue FAR-based contracts, grants, cooperative agreements, or Other Transactions, including prototype agreements with potential follow-on production pathways. Submission deadlines are recommended by fiscal year through 2029, with the final deadline set for August 4, 2030. Offerors must be registered in SAM, disclose organizational conflicts of interest, submit required security documentation including senior and key person profiles, and comply with NIST SP 800-171 cybersecurity baselines. Proposals are evaluated primarily on technical merit and mission alignment, with cost as a lesser factor, and must pass pre-award assessments for science and technology protection and financial responsibility under 2 CFR 200.206. All communications regarding technical matters must be directed to designated points of contact, and only contracting officers may commit the government. Submission noncompliance with formatting, content, or procedural instructions may result in rejection or reduced scores.

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AWGER: ADAPTIVE WAVEFORM GENERATION FOR EXTREME RF

Solicitation # FA8750-22-S-7006

The Air Force Research Laboratory, under the Department of the Air Force and Air Force Materiel Command, is seeking innovative research in cognitive waveform generation and network control within a unified scenario evaluation environment through an open, two-step Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) numbered FA8750-22-S-7006, titled AWGER: Adaptive Waveform Generation for Extreme RF. This BAA, active until September 30, 2027, invites white papers as initial submissions, with formal proposals accepted only by invitation. The total estimated funding is approximately $49.9 million, with individual awards typically ranging from $300,000 to $3 million and lasting up to 36 months. Multiple awards are anticipated, and the government may issue procurement contracts, grants, cooperative agreements, or Other Transactions (OTs) under statutory authorities including 10 USC 4002–4004, depending on the nature of the proposed work. Offerors must submit white papers of three to five pages, double-spaced and in at least 12-point font, structured with required sections covering title, period of performance, estimated cost, technical summary, and proposed deliverables, with additional documentation including a profile, security questionnaire, and privacy consent forms for key personnel. The government encourages pre-proposal dialogue but clarifies that no commitment to fund is implied by such communication. Technical submissions must demonstrate the soundness of approach, relevant experience, technology maturity, and cost reasonableness, evaluated using a weight-of-scientific-evidence approach consistent with Executive Order 14303. Proposals are assessed for technical merit and mission alignment, with cost considered secondary to these primary criteria. Security and risk assessments are mandatory prior to award, including evaluations of science and technology protection, foreign ownership, control, or influence, and potential organizational conflicts of interest. Offerors must comply with a suite of federal and defense regulations, including FAR and DFARS clauses related to SAM registration, supply chain security, cybersecurity (NIST SP 800–171), export control, financial responsibility, and reporting requirements. The government reserves the right to award all, some, or none of the proposals based on evaluation results, funding availability, and strategic program importance. For FAR-based awards, financial documentation such as balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, and key financial ratios must be included to demonstrate financial responsibility. A 15% indirect cost cap applies to assistance awards to institutions

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