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Post Technology Interchange Meetings: Adversary Aircraft - Uncrewed

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ACC-ADAIRUX-2022Federal

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The contract focuses on advancing the Air Force's exploration and implementation of autonomous technologies within uncrewed systems, with particular emphasis on the Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) program, which currently receives priority funding as reflected in the president’s budget. The initiative involves a series of Technology Interchange Meetings (TIM) with Air Combat Command (ACC), specifically addressing the development and use of uncrewed adversary aircraft. These efforts indicate an ongoing commitment to integrating autonomous capabilities to enhance military aviation operations. Administrative updates include the activation of a communications platform called the Org Box to manage submissions related to this program, with instructions provided for re-submission due to temporary technical issues. The solicitation, posted in March 2023, is managed by the Air Combat Command under the Department of Defense, with key points of contact listed for engagement and follow-up. The contract underscores the strategic importance of uncrewed aircraft systems within the broader scope of defense technology modernization.

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Air Force advances autonomous uncrewed systems, prioritizing Collaborative Combat Aircraft program funding.

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541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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ACC-ADAIRUX-2022 ADAIR-UX Air Combat Command Technology Interchange Meetings Announcement

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Air Combat Command
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UPDATE: 15 March 2023. The Air Force has been investigating many use cases of autonomy in uncrewed systems to meet a variety of use cases. At this time the focus of priority and funding towards uncrewed platforms is for the CCA program which will be reflected in the president's budget. Thank you. UPDATE: 18 July 2022. The Org Box is up and running. If you do not receive a confirmation email COB today, please reach out to the POCs listed in the notice. UPDATE: 18 July 20022. Due to a temporary issue with the Org Box, please send requested information to the POCs listed in the notice. If you have already submitted you interest, then please resubmit to the POCs in this notice. Thank you. Please see the attached annoucement for an opportunity to be involved in a Technology Interchange Meeting (TIM) with Air Combat Command (ACC). The subject is Adversary Aircraft - Uncrewed. See notice for additional information.

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