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Bioeffects Analysis and Digital Engineering

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This subcontract with the Air Force Research Laboratory focuses on the creation of developmental technology and tools designed to analyze the bioeffects of battlefield stressors. The scope of work includes developing risk and collateral hazard assessments for directed energy systems and establishing analysis libraries for human representation within model-based systems engineering. The project requires high proficiency in digital engineering and simulation software architectures to deliver critical simulation tool components and detailed risk reports. Performance for this effort is centered in Dayton, Ohio, supporting prime contractors on AFRL and USAFSAM projects under NAICS code 541330.

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Subcontract for AFRL to develop bioeffects analysis tools and risk assessments in Ohio.

NAICS

541330 - Engineering Services

Place of Performance

Dayton, OH, USA

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of FA238424S2233.

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Air Force Research Laboratory
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Creates developmental technology and tools to analyze bioeffects of battlefield stressors for prime contractors on AFRL/USAFSAM projects. Develops risk and collateral hazard assessments for directed energy systems and creates analysis libraries for human representation in model-based systems engineering (MBSE). Requires proficiency in digital engineering and simulation software architectures. Delivers simulation tool components and risk reports.

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