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Liberty Lifter Proposers' Day

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DARPA-SN-22-27Federal

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The contract titled "Liberty Lifter Proposers' Day" was posted by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) on February 25, 2022. It is associated with solicitation number DARPA-SN-22-27 and is managed under the Department of Defense. The event appears to be focused on engaging potential proposers for the Liberty Lifter initiative, which likely involves developing or advancing technology related to this program. While specific details such as the type of contract, set-aside status, NAICS code, and location were not provided, the primary point of contact is the DARPA Liberty Lifter Team, reachable via the supplied email address. The purpose of the Proposers' Day is presumably to offer interested parties an opportunity to learn more about the solicitation requirements, clarify questions, and prepare for upcoming proposal submissions. The contract aims to facilitate communication and collaboration between DARPA and potential contractors in pursuit of innovative defense solutions.

General Info

DARPA hosted Liberty Lifter Proposers' Day to engage contractors for technology development.

Agency

Department Of Defense → Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (darpa)View Agency

NAICS

927110 - Space Research and TechnologyView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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DARPA_Liberty+Lifter_Proposers+Day+Announcement.pdf

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PostedFeb 25

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (darpa)

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

Department Of Defense → Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (darpa)

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Contacts

DARPA Liberty Lifter Team

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