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GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP
ATLANTA, GA, 30318
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42 records from government sources. Past participation is not evidence of current teaming interest.
| Role | Agency | Description | Vehicle | Obligated | Action date | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Office of Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response | THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO DEVELOP A USER-FRIENDLY, POINT-OF-CARE MICRONEEDLE PATCH THAT RAPIDLY COLLECTS DERMAL INTERSTITIAL FLUID (ISF) FROM SKIN AND EMPLOYS MULTIPLEXED BIOSENSORS FOR SIMULTANEOUS MEASUREMENT OF BIOMARKERS. | — | $741,427 | Sep 4, 2026 | Jul 10, 2024 – Oct 8, 2026 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | 000HCVKD-2008-49450.02 - HINET 6283 PANFLU: TEXTILE SOLUTION PIL | — | $521,720 | Aug 26, 2026 | Sep 30, 2008 – Dec 31, 2011 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency | OPTIMUM PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY INSIDE MEMORY ARRAYS (OPTIMA) | — | $3,777,608 | Jun 24, 2026 | Nov 1, 2023 – Jun 30, 2028 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Navy | DEVELOPMENT OF VECTOR SENSORS AND ARRAYS FOR FLOW NOISE MEASUREMENTS AND SHALLOW WATER APPLICATIONS | — | $2,076,250 | Jun 16, 2026 | May 13, 2024 – May 12, 2029 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration | REAL TIME MICROFLUIDIC CELL SENSING AND SORTING TO EVALUATE DRUG RESISTANCE IN LEUKEMIA CELLS | — | $383,078 | Jun 12, 2026 | Sep 24, 2021 – Jun 29, 2024 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency | SIGNATURE MANAGEMENT USING OPERATIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND ENVIRONMENTS (SMOKE) PHASE I AND II | — | $22,867,169 | Jun 11, 2026 | Oct 5, 2022 – Apr 30, 2027 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | MISINFORMATION STUDY | — | $678,084 | Jun 9, 2026 | Sep 22, 2022 – Sep 25, 2026 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Air Force | FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH | — | $2,294,914 | Jun 2, 2026 | Sep 29, 2020 – Dec 26, 2026 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Army | IARPA RESEARCH | — | $11,680,435 | Apr 21, 2026 | Sep 22, 2022 – Feb 28, 2026 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Navy | EXWC SH21/DONAHUE: DYNAMIC TESTING OF HEADED REINFORCEMENT FOR VALIDATION IN ECMS | — | $568,257 | Mar 25, 2026 | Aug 29, 2025 – Aug 10, 2026 |
| Prime | National Aeronautics and Space Administration National Aeronautics and Space Administration | DEVELOP FUTURE SCENARIOS FOR MID-CENTURY SUSTAINABLE AVIATION, IDENTIFY CRITICAL TECH, SUBSYSTEMS, AND AIRCRAFT CONCEPTS, EVALUATE THEM AGAINST METRICS, AND CREATE TECHNOLOGY ROADMAPS WITH RISKS FOR ENABLING TECH NOT YET USED IN COMMERCIAL AVIATION. | — | $1,368,298 | Mar 9, 2026 | Sep 27, 2024 – May 27, 2026 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency | THE HETEROGENEOUS ADAPTIVELY PRODUCED PHOTONIC INTERFACES (HAPPI) PROGRAM AIMS TO CREATE A 1000X INCREASE IN THE INFORMATION TRANSMISSION DENSITY WITH A MICROSYSTEM BY EXPLOITING PHOTONIC SIGNALING. | — | $2,396,960 | Jan 2, 2026 | Mar 11, 2025 – Sep 10, 2026 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration | BAA TOXWP 118/CTP-2022-112800 -EVALUATE AND PROMOTE THE USE OF CELL- AND TISSUE-BASED ASSAYS THAT MORE ACCURATELY REPRESENT HUMAN SUSCEPTIBILITY THAN ANIMAL MODELS TO ADVERSE REACTIONS AND PREDICT THRESHOLD OF TOXICOLOGICAL CONCERNS RESULTING FROM EX | — | $2,014,369 | Aug 12, 2025 | Sep 28, 2022 – Sep 29, 2025 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Navy | RESEARCH IAW SOW IN SUPPORT OF DARPA V-SPELLS PROGRAM FOR EFFORT TITLED PRISM | — | $9,229,927 | Jun 9, 2025 | Jul 1, 2021 – Jun 30, 2025 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Army | UNDERSTANDING CROSS-LAMINATED TIMBER IN FORCE PROTECTION APPLICATIONS - RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT. U435CEI | — | $921,608 | Apr 17, 2025 | Jun 5, 2023 – Oct 17, 2026 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Air Force | CODED VISIBILITY - SUPERIOR ASYMMETRIC VISIBILITY ENABLES BY INTELLIGENT OBSCURANTS (SAVIOR) | — | $2,490,487 | Mar 25, 2025 | Jul 26, 2022 – May 31, 2025 |
| Prime | Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration | SERVICES SUPPORTING CERTIFICATION PATHWAY FOR DISTRIBUTED ELECTRIC PROPULSION & CONTROL ROTORCRAFT | DTFACT14D00004USAspending | $980,664 | Mar 24, 2025 | Aug 9, 2021 – Sep 30, 2024 |
| Prime | National Aeronautics and Space Administration National Aeronautics and Space Administration | NASA MODEL-BASED SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND ENGINEERING (MBSA&E) FOR THE SUSTAINABLE FLIGHT NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP (SFNP) PHASE 1 NASA RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT AWARD | — | $500,000 | Mar 14, 2025 | Oct 16, 2023 – May 1, 2025 |
| Prime | Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration | EVALUATION OF LARGE-FORMAT METALLIC ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING (AM) FOR STEEL BRIDGE APPLICATIONS | — | $275,008 | Mar 12, 2025 | Sep 29, 2021 – Sep 28, 2025 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Air Force | DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF AN ASCENT GAS GENERATOR FEED SYSTEM FOR A HALL THRUSTER. | — | $868,102 | Nov 26, 2024 | Feb 7, 2022 – Nov 1, 2024 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Navy | IGF::CT::IGF IMPLEMENTATION OF COMMUNICATIONS-CONSTRAINED PATH PLANNING ALGORITHMS FOR UNMANNED VEHICLES IN LITTORAL ENVIRONMENTS. | — | $405,000 | Oct 24, 2024 | Mar 9, 2016 – Mar 7, 2019 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency | OPEN, PROGRAMMABLE, SECURE 5G (OPS-5G) PROGRAM | — | $7,103,728 | Sep 24, 2024 | Sep 30, 2020 – Mar 31, 2025 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | MATHEMATICAL MODELING | — | $300,000 | Sep 18, 2024 | Sep 21, 2022 – Jun 30, 2023 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency | EXTREME STOL THROUGH CHEMICALLY-ACTUATED FLOW EFFECTORS | — | $490,000 | Aug 20, 2024 | Aug 25, 2023 – Nov 24, 2024 |
| Prime | Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ADVANCED ANALYTICS TO ESTIMATE COLLISION RISK DURING DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL. | DTFACT14D00004USAspending | $714,951 | Aug 15, 2024 | Aug 10, 2022 – Sep 30, 2024 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Army | SERDP PROJECT RC20-1047 | — | $2,071,832 | Apr 9, 2024 | Sep 28, 2020 – Sep 28, 2025 |
| Prime | Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration | SERVICES SUPPORT MACHINE LEARNING FOR AIRCRAFT BRAKING ON CONTAMINATED RUNWAYS | DTFACT14D00004USAspending | $390,000 | Mar 26, 2024 | Sep 21, 2020 – Sep 29, 2022 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Navy | DEVELOPMENT OF VECTOR SENSORS AND ARRAYS FOR DEEP AND SHALLOW WATER APPLICATIONS | — | $4,165,371 | Mar 21, 2024 | May 9, 2019 – Jun 30, 2024 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Navy | RESEARCH IAW SOW | — | $1,767,684 | Dec 28, 2023 | Jul 1, 2021 – Jun 30, 2024 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR POLYMICROBIAL INFECTIONS: DRUG, DOSE,&DURATION | — | $545,235 | Sep 15, 2023 | Sep 21, 2020 – Sep 20, 2024 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration | EETWP#45 IDENTIFICATION OF CRITICAL QUALITY ATTRIBUTES OF CELL THERAPY PRODUCTS BY MULTI-OMICS ANALYSES AND PREDICTIVE MODELING. | — | $1,470,388 | Aug 3, 2023 | Sep 30, 2020 – Sep 29, 2024 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Navy | IGF::CT::IGF LONG RANGE BROAD AGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT (BAA) FOR NAVY AND MARINE CORPS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY | — | $9,638,628 | Jun 16, 2023 | May 14, 2015 – Jun 30, 2023 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | FY 2020 COVID-19 BAA TOPIC 1 - GEORGIA TECH | — | $345,000 | Mar 17, 2023 | Mar 15, 2021 – Jun 30, 2023 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Navy | UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS INTERFACE, SELECTION, AND TRAINING TECHNOLOGIES (UASISTT) | — | $2,191,347 | Jan 27, 2023 | Apr 17, 2014 – Jan 31, 2023 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration | QUANTITATIVE, LABEL-FREE CHEMICAL IMAGING FOR MECHANISTIC DISCOVERY, IDENTIFICATION AND STRATIFICATION OF DISEASE - BAA MCMWP 104 | — | $373,488 | Dec 28, 2022 | Sep 10, 2021 – Mar 16, 2024 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency | CONTROL OF REVOLUTIONARY AIRCRAFT WITH NOVEL EFFECTORS (CRANE) WILL DESIGN, BUILD, AND FLIGHT TEST AN X-PLANE THAT INCORPORATES ACTIVE FLOW CONTROL (AFC) AS A PRIMARY DESIGN CONSIDERATION. | — | $6,795,148 | Dec 7, 2022 | Jul 17, 2020 – Oct 31, 2023 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency | THE OVERALL GOAL OF THE THREE DIMENSIONAL MONOLITHIC SYSTEM-ON-A-CHIP (3DSOC) PROGRAM IS TO DEVELOP 3D MONOLITHIC TECHNOLOGY THAT WILL ENABLE>50X IMPROVEMENT IN SOC DIGITAL PERFORMANCE AT POWER. 3DSOC AIMS TO DRIVE RESEARCH IN PROCESS, DESIGN TOOLS, AND NEW COMPUTE ARCHITECTURES FOR FUTURE DESIGNS WHILE UTILIZING U.S. FABRICATION CAPABILITIES. 3DSOC WILL DEVELOP THE PROCESS, DESIGN TOOLS AND NOVEL ARCHITECTURES TO ENABLE A REVOLUTION IN THE COMPUTATIONAL CAPABILITY. | — | $2,336,084 | Sep 2, 2022 | Jun 6, 2018 – Mar 31, 2023 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | FY 2020 COVID-19 BAA TOPIC 3.1 GA TECH | — | $599,899 | Aug 26, 2022 | Sep 30, 2020 – Sep 29, 2022 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Navy | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY) | — | $8,049,398 | Aug 17, 2022 | Apr 27, 2012 – Apr 27, 2012 |
| Prime | Department of Defense Department of the Navy | RESEARCH IAW SOW "A REAL-TIME HPC PLATFORM WITH IN-MEMORY NON-VON-NEUMANN PROCESSING AND OPTICAL NETWORKING (ARION)," DRBE PROGRAM | — | $5,401,643 | Aug 5, 2022 | Jan 13, 2020 – Jul 31, 2024 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | FY 2020 COVID-19 BAA TOPIC 2 - GEORGIA TECH | — | $274,822 | May 11, 2022 | Jul 1, 2021 – Apr 29, 2022 |
| Prime | Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | FY 2020 COVID-19 BAA TOPIC 1 - GA TECH | — | $400,185 | Dec 14, 2021 | Sep 1, 2020 – Jun 30, 2022 |
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Subcontracting experience
Showing the 50 most recent of 66 records from government sources. Past participation is not evidence of current teaming interest.
| Role | Agency | Description | Vehicle | Obligated | Action date | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subcontractor | Department of Health and Human Services | RADX INDEPENDENT TEST ASSESSMENT PROGRAM FOR HEPATITIS C VIRUS - VALIDATION CENTER A1260636 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health Parent award NAICS: 541380 Parent award performance state: GA Parent award description: RADX INDEPENDENT TEST ASSESSMENT PROGRAM FOR HEPATITIS C VIRUS - VALIDATION CENTER View parent award on USAspending | 75N92022D00015USAspending | $42,112 | Jan 26, 2026 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Health and Human Services | NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL IMAGING AND BIOENGINEERING (NIBIB) INNOVATION FUN A1320978 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health Parent award NAICS: 541380 Parent award performance state: GA Parent award description: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL IMAGING AND BIOENGINEERING (NIBIB) INNOVATION FUNNEL FOR MATERNAL HEALTH - VALIDATION CENTER View parent award on USAspending | 75N92022D00015USAspending | $74,958 | Jan 13, 2026 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | D WHILE ALSO ENSURING THAT ASSETS STILL PERFORM AT A USEFUL LEVEL. WE WILL QUANTIFY TRADEOFFS IN THIS
CONTEXT BY COMPARING THE COST INCURRED WITH PRIVACY TO THE COST INCURRED WITHOUT PRIVACY. WE WILL COMPUTE
THIS DIFFERENCE IN TERMS OF THE STRENGTH OF PRIVACY PROTECTIONS, AND FROM THIS WE WILL DEVELOP GUIDELINES FOR
THE CALIBRATION OF PRIVACY.
THRUST 2
THE CONTROLLER USED BY AN ASSET CAN ALSO BE SENSITIVE BECAUSE IT ENCODES HOW AN ASSET MAKES DECISIONS, AND
WE WILL DEVELOP DECEPTIVE AUTONOMY TECHNIQUES TO PROTECT IT. WITHOUT ANY PROTECTIONS, A CONTROLLER COULD
BE UNCOVERED BY AN ADVERSARY THAT OBSERVES AN ASSET, E.G., THROUGH USING MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES, AND
THIS CAN ENABLE AN ADVERSARY TO PREDICT AN ASSET’S FUTURE DECISIONS. MATHEMATICALLY, A CONTROLLER IS A FUNCTION
THAT MAPS THE STATE OF AN ASSET TO A CONTROL INPUT. THE PRIVATIZATION OF SUCH A MAPPING WILL THEREFORE BE
DONE BY MAKING IT APPROXIMATELY INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM OTHER FUNCTIONS THAT MAP BETWEEN THE SAME SPACES.
THIS WILL BE DONE BY ADDING A RANDOM PERTURBATION TO IT. OF COURSE, WE WISH TO PRESERVE CERTAIN USEFUL
PROPERTIES OF FEEDBACK CONTROLLERS SUCH AS CONTINUITY OR SMOOTHNESS, AND WE WILL DO SO BY POST-PROCESSING
THE PERTURBED CONTROLLER. BECAUSE DIFFERENTIAL PRIVACY IS NOT HARMED BY POST-PROCESSING, THESE OPERATIONS
CAN BE FREELY APPLIED, AND WE WILL CO-DESIGN A PRIVACY MECHANISM (FOR PERTURBING THE CONTROLLER) AND POSTPROCESSING TECHNIQUES (FOR IMPROVING ITS MATHEMATICAL PROPERTIES) TO SIMULTANEOUSLY PROVIDE PRIVACY AND
ENSURE THE UTILITY OF PRIVATIZED CONTROLLERS. NEXT, WE WILL QUANTIFY TRADEOFFS BETWEEN PRIVACY AND PERFORMANCE
BY QUANTIFYING THE COST INCURRED BY A CONTROLLER AND COMPARING THAT TO THE COST INCURRED BY ITS PRIVATIZED
FORM. WE WILL BOUND THIS DIFFERENCE IN TERMS OF THE STRENGTH OF PRIVACY TO MAKE THESE TRADEOFFS EASILY TUNABLE.
1
THRUST 3
TO ENSURE THE PRACTICAL APPLICABILITY OF ALL DEVELOPMENTS, WE WILL CONDUCT EXPERIMENTS ON TEAMS OF ROBOTS
THROUGHOUT THIS PROJECT. OUR EXPERIMENTS WILL CONSIST OF A SEQUENCE OF RED TEAM VS. BLUE TEAM SCENARIOS. THE
MAIN TYPE OF TASK WE WILL IMPLEMENT FOR THE BLUE TEAM IS SURVEILLANCE, IN WHICH THE GOAL IS TO LOCATE AND TRACK
A MOVING TARGET. RED TEAM ASSETS WILL OBSERVE BLUE TEAM ASSETS AND ATTEMPT TO INFER THEIR CONTROLLERS AND COST
FUNCTIONS. WE WILL IMPLEMENT PRIVACY FOR ONE AND THEN BOTH OF THESE OBJECTS. RED TEAM ESTIMATES OF SENSITIVE
DATA WILL BE USED TO VALIDATE THEORETICAL BOUNDS ON WHAT THEY CAN UNCOVER AND DRIVE SUBSEQUENT THEORETICAL
ANALYSES AND DEVELOPMENTS IN DECEPTION. BLUE TEAM BEHAVIORS WILL BE USED TO VALIDATE AND IMPROVE TRADE-OFF
ANALYSES BETWEEN DECEPTION AND PERFORMANCE. VIDEOS AND LOG FILES OF EXPERIMENTS WILL BE PUBLICLY RELEASED. SUB00004232-02 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: FL Parent award description: UNIFIED FRAMEWORK FOR DECEPTIVE AUTONOMY View parent award on USAspending | FA865119D0037USAspending | $208,148 | Oct 2, 2025 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense |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’S FUTURE DECISIONS. MATHEMATICALLY, A CONTROLLER IS A FUNCTION THAT MAPS THE STATE OF AN ASSET TO A CONTROL INPUT. THE PRIVATIZATION OF SUCH A MAPPING WILL THEREFORE BE DONE BY MAKING IT APPROXIMATELY INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM OTHER FUNCTIONS THAT MAP BETWEEN THE SAME SPACES. THIS WILL BE DONE BY ADDING A RANDOM PERTURBATION TO IT. OF COURSE, WE WISH TO PRESERVE CERTAIN USEFUL PROPERTIES OF FEEDBACK CONTROLLERS SUCH AS CONTINUITY OR SMOOTHNESS, AND WE WILL DO SO BY POST-PROCESSING THE PERTURBED CONTROLLER. BECAUSE DIFFERENTIAL PRIVACY IS NOT HARMED BY POST-PROCESSING, THESE OPERATIONS CAN BE FREELY APPLIED, AND WE WILL CO-DESIGN A PRIVACY MECHANISM (FOR PERTURBING THE CONTROLLER) AND POST-PROCESSING TECHNIQUES (FOR IMPROVING ITS MATHEMATICAL PROPERTIES) TO SIMULTANEOUSLY PROVIDE PRIVACY AND ENSURE THE UTILITY OF PRIVATIZED CONTROLLERS. NEXT, WE WILL QUANTIFY TRADEOFFS BETWEEN PRIVACY AND PERFORMANCE BY QUANTIFYING THE COST INCURRED BY A CONTROLLER AND COMPARING THAT TO THE COST INCURRED BY ITS PRIVATIZED FORM. WE WILL BOUND THIS DIFFERENCE IN TERMS OF THE STRENGTH OF PRIVACY TO MAKE THESE TRADEOFFS EASILY TUNABLE. THRUST 3 TO ENSURE THE PRACTICAL APPLICABILITY OF ALL DEVELOPMENTS, WE WILL CONDUCT EXPERIMENTS ON TEAMS OF ROBOTS THROUGHOUT THIS PROJECT. OUR EXPERIMENTS WILL CONSIST OF A SEQUENCE OF RED TEAM VS. BLUE TEAM SCENARIOS. THE MAIN TYPE OF TASK WE WILL IMPLEMENT FOR THE BLUE TEAM IS SURVEILLANCE, IN WHICH THE GOAL IS TO LOCATE AND TRACK A MOVING TARGET. RED TEAM ASSETS WILL OBSERVE BLUE TEAM ASSETS AND ATTEMPT TO INFER THEIR CONTROLLERS AND COST FUNCTIONS. WE WILL IMPLEMENT PRIVACY FOR ONE AND THEN BOTH OF THESE OBJECTS. RED TEAM ESTIMATES OF SENSITIVE DATA WILL BE USED TO VALIDATE THEORETICAL BOUNDS ON WHAT THEY CAN UNCOVER AND DRIVE SUBSEQUENT THEORETICAL ANALYSES AND DEVELOPMENTS IN DECEPTION. BLUE TEAM BEHAVIORS WILL BE USED TO VALIDATE AND IMPROVE TRADE-OFF ANALYSES BETWEEN DECEPTION AND PERFORMANCE. VIDEOS AND LOG FILES OF EXPERIMENTS WILL BE PUBLICLY RELEASED. SUB00004238-02 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: FL Parent award description: NETWORK-AWARE COORDINATION FOR MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS WITH LIMITED COMMUNICATION AND COMPUTATION View parent award on USAspending | FA865119D0037USAspending | $290,023 | Sep 24, 2025 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | THE GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO RESEARCH ON MULTI-AGENT LOCALIZATION. IN PARTICULAR, OUR WORK WILL FOCUS ON DEVELOPING NOVEL DECENTRALIZED AND DISTRIBUTED OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHMS FOR SOLVING THE POSE GRAPH OPTIMIZATION PROBLEM TO ENABLE A GROUP OF AGENTS TO LOCALIZE ITSELF IN A GPS-DENIED ENVIRON-MENT. THIS WORK WILL BUILD ON EXISTING CAPABILITIES AT THE AVL AND WILL FURTHER IMPROVE ON THE BANDWIDTH REQUIREMENTS CURRENTLY NEEDED FOR SUCCESSFUL LOCALIZATION. AS PART OF THIS WORK, A GENERALIZED OPTIMIZER WILL ALSO BE DEVELOPED FOR SOLVING COMBINATORIAL OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS LIKE THE WEAPON TARGET ASSIGNMENT PROB-LEM IN A DISTRIBUTED, ASYNCHRONOUS WAY THAT ENABLES AGENTS TO DYNAMICALLY REACT TO A COMPLEX ADVERSARIAL ENVIRONMENT. THIS PROJECT WILL ALSO CONSIDER COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS THAT ALLOW AGENTS TO DECIDE THE RIGHT TIME AND DATA TO COMMUNICATE TO SOLVE TASKING PROBLEM COOPERATIVELY. SUB00004277 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: FL Parent award description: GUIDANCE NAVIGATION AND CONTROL: FLIGHT LABORATORY OPERATION 2022 View parent award on USAspending | FA865119D0037USAspending | $171,984 | Sep 3, 2025 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Health and Human Services | SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE IN-DEPTH CELL CHARACTERIZATION HUB (IDCCH) FOR THE NIH REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INNOVATION PROJECT (RMIP). 21246- KB 9063 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health Parent award NAICS: 541990 Parent award performance state: MD Parent award description: SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE IN-DEPTH CELL CHARACTERIZATION HUB (IDCCH) FOR THE NIH REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INNOVATION PROJECT (RMIP) View parent award on USAspending | — | $190,296 | Jul 29, 2025 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | GTRC WILL ADVISE LUNA LABS ON SYNTHETIC SOFT TISSUE MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT TO ENSURE COMPATIBILITY WITH 3D PRINTING REQUIREMENTS. 7323.01/GTRC · Prime awardUSAspending | — | $75,000 | Jun 26, 2025 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Energy | RICKOVER FELLOWSHIP 200335 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Energy · Department of Energy Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: PA Parent award description: MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF THE NAVAL NUCLEAR LABORATORY AND NAVAL NUCLEAR PROPULSION PROGRAM SUPPORT View parent award on USAspending | — | $387,408 | Jun 16, 2025 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | TECH/ENG SERVICES. 4203091039 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: MA Parent award description: HETEROGENOUS ADAPTIVELY PRODUCED PHOTONIC INTERFACES (HAPPI) PROGRAM View parent award on USAspending | — | $46,316 | Mar 25, 2025 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | GOODS AND SERVICES IN DIRECT SUPPORT OF THE CONTRACT SOW. 4800040805 Parent award context Parent award agency: National Aeronautics and Space Administration · National Aeronautics and Space Administration Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: MO Parent award description: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT - HIGH SPEED ENDOATMOSPHERIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLE CONCEPTUAL DESIGN STUDY AND TECHNOLOGY ROADMAPS DEVELOPMENT. View parent award on USAspending | — | $230,000 | Nov 11, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | R&D-SCHOOLS, NON-MIT 7000630234 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541712 Parent award performance state: MA Parent award description: IGF::CT::IGF TASK ORDER 0001 FOR DOD LINE FUNDING View parent award on USAspending | FA870215D0001USAspending | $150,000 | Oct 4, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Health and Human Services | SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE IN-DEPTH CELL CHARACTERIZATION HUB (IDCCH) FOR THE NIH REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INNOVATION PROJECT (RMIP) 21246-KB 4333 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health Parent award NAICS: 541990 Parent award performance state: MD Parent award description: SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE IN-DEPTH CELL CHARACTERIZATION HUB (IDCCH) FOR THE NIH REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INNOVATION PROJECT (RMIP) View parent award on USAspending | — | $250,000 | Oct 1, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | THE OVERALL GOAL OF THIS PHASE I PROJECT TO DEVELOP PLASMA ASSISTED COMBUSTION EXPERIMENTAL AND MODELING TOOLS AND TO UTILIZE THE TOOLS TO DEVELOP PLASMA ASSISTED COMBUSTION TECHNOLOGY FOR NAVY AEROSPACE PROPULSION APPLICATIONS. GA TECH WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DDEVELOPING AN INITIAL DESIGN FOR A BLUFF BODY STABILIZED COMBUSTION TEST SECTION. THE TEST SHOULD INTEGRATE WITH GEORGIA TECH€„¢S ALTITUDE TEST FACILITY AND ALLOW INSTALLATION AND TESTING OF VARIOUS PLASMA GENERATORS. GA TECH ALSO WILL ASSIST WITH THE EVALUATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF PLASMA ASSISTED COMBUSTION TECHNOLOGY. S850PO135036 · Prime awardUSAspending | — | $64,220 | Sep 20, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Agriculture | THE SLAUGHTER LINE SPEED EVALUATION STUDY IS DESIGNED TO INVESTIGATE WHETHER HIGHER LINE SPEEDS (>1106 HEADS PER HOUR (HPH)) HAVE AN IMPACT ON WORKER RISK OF INJURIES AND ILLNESS. THE PRIMARY FOCUS IS THE ERGONOMIC IMPACTS OF LINE SPEED WAIVERS ON EMPLOYEE HEALTH OUTCOMES. A SUB-PROJECT OF THIS STUDY INVOLVES INVESTIGATION OF HOW LINE SPEED WAIVERS IMPACT EMPLOYEE RESPIRATORY EXPOSURE TO PROCESSING AIDS, IN PARTICULAR, PERACETIC ACID (PAA). THIS [PAA] SUB-PROJECT WILL INVOLVE THE COLLECTION OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE MONITORING FOR PERACETIC ACID, AS OUTLINED IN THE SECTION €œPROCESSING AID EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT METHOD€Ͽ½ TAKEN FROM THE SLAUGHTER LINE SPEED EVALUATION STUDY PRIMARY PROPOSAL.
GEORGIA TECH WILL PARTICIPATE AS THE STUDY€„¢S LEAD FOR THE €œPROCESSING AID EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT METHOD€Ͽ½ SUB-PROJECT OF THE STUDY. AS THE LEADS FOR THIS SUB-PROJECT, GEORGIA TECH WILL PARTICIPATE AS FOLLOWS:
€¢ PERFORM INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE MONITORING FOR PERACETIC ACID AT SIX SWINE SLAUGHTER PLANTS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ERGONOMIC STUDY TEAM.
€¢ VISIT EACH SITE DURING BOTH THE €œLOW€Ͽ½ (<1106 HPH) AND €œHIGH€Ͽ½ (HIGHEST TYPICAL) LINE SPEED OPERATIONS, EITHER STAYING FOR THE ENTIRE TWO-WEEK PERIOD OR CONDUCTING TWO TRIPS TO THE SITE. (INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE MONITORING WILL OCCUR TWICE AT EACH SITE DURING A TWO-WEEK PERIOD FOR TWO OR THREE DAYS EACH WEEK. ONE WEEK, THE TEAM WILL MONITOR PAA EXPOSURE DURING €œLOW€Ͽ½ (<1106HPH) LINE SPEED OPERATION, AND THE NEXT WEEK, THE TEAM WILL MONITOR PAA EXPOSURE DURING €œHIGH€Ͽ½ (HIGHEST TYPICAL) LINE SPEED OPERATIONS.)
€¢ FOLLOW THE SAMPLING PROTOCOLS AS OUTLINED BY THE €œPROCESSING AID EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT METHOD€Ͽ½ SECTION (INCLUDED BELOW).
€¢ PROVIDE A REPORT TO UCSF WITH THE RESULTS OF THE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ANALYSIS, INCLUDING THE RAW DATA FROM THE SENSORS.
€¢ PARTICIPATE IN STUDY TEAM MEETINGS AND CALLS.
€¢ GEORGIA TECH WILL PROVIDE A SECURE ELECTRONIC AND PHYSICAL LOCATION TO STORE DATA FOR THIS STUDY.
€¢ USDA AND UCSF WILL PROVIDE THE GEORGIA TECH LEGAL DEPARTMENT COPIES OF ALL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENTS (NDA) PRIOR TO THE FINALIZATION OF ANY CONTRACTS. THIS OBLIGATION MUST BE MET IN ORDER FOR GEORGIA TECH EMPLOYEES TO RECEIVE CLEARANCE TO PARTICIPATE AS THE STUDY LEAD FOR THIS SUB-PORTION OF THE PROPOSED STUDY.
PROCESSING AID EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT METHOD
WORKER EXPOSURE TO ANTIMICROBIALS (I.E., PROCESSING AIDS), SUCH AS PAA, OCCURS AT MULTIPLE POINTS IN SWINE PROCESSING PLANTS. FOR SIMPLICITY, THE COMMON PROCESSING AID, PAA, WILL BE USED TO DESCRIBE ANTIMICROBIAL EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY.
COMPANY RECORDS OF AIRBORNE PAA SAMPLING, FLOOR PLANS, AND OTHER INFORMATION LISTED IN THE DATA ELEMENTS REQUEST (SUPPLEMENTAL TABLE 1) WILL BE HELPFUL IN GUIDING THE STUDY TEAM IN IDENTIFYING AREAS FOR SAMPLING DURING THE SITE VISIT.
GEORGIA TECH WILL USE THE DATA PROVIDED BY THE COMPANY TO IDENTIFY WHICH WORKERS ARE LIKELY TO BE EXPOSED TO AIRBORNE PAA, WHICH WILL BE THE AREA OF FOCUS DURING ONSITE VISITS. INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SAMPLES OF AIRBORNE PAA WILL BE COLLECTED IN ALL AREAS WHERE PAA EXPOSURE TO WORKERS IS LIKELY TO OCCUR. PAA EXPOSURES TO WORKERS IMPACTED BY LINE SPEED WILL BE PRIORITIZED. THERE ARE MAINTENANCE WORKERS WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR: MAINTAINING PAA IN STORAGE; MIXING AND DELIVERING PAA TO OTHER PARTS OF THE PLANT; MAINTAINING AND CLEANING SUPPLY LINES, BATHS, AND SPRAYS THAT USE PAA. THESE MAINTENANCE WORKERS MAY EXPERIENCE AN INCREASE IN EXPOSURE IF THE INCREASED LINE SPEED INCREASES THE VOLUME OF PAA USED IN THE PLANT. SINCE MAINTENANCE WORKERS WHO ARE REGULARLY EXPOSED TO PAA ARE LIKELY TO BE MONITORED BY THE PLANT, THE STUDY TEAM WILL REQUEST PAA DATA FROM COMPANY EVALUATIONS OF MAINTENANCE WORKERS; AND IF THERE IS NO DATA, A REPRESENTATIVE MAINTENANCE WORKER MAY BE SELECTED FOR EVALUATION.
WORKERS INVOLVED DIRECTLY WITH PORK PRODUCT HANDLING AND PROCESSING HAVE THE HIGHEST 15319SC Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Agriculture · Food Safety and Inspection Service Parent award NAICS: 541614 Parent award performance state: MD Parent award description: ESTABLISH A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF SLAUGHTER LINE SPEED ON WORKER SAFETY IN BOTH YOUNG CHICKEN AND SWINE SLAUGHTER ESTABLISHMENTS. View parent award on USAspending | — | $108,893 | Sep 13, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORPORATION) PGO2301-GT-03-PGO-PO2 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Defense Human Resources Activity Parent award NAICS: 611710 Parent award performance state: VA Parent award description: PROJECT LTC GRANT View parent award on USAspending | — | $543,882 | Aug 20, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Energy | GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-STANDALONE-ITEM LEVEL-R AND D CW59409 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Energy · Department of Energy Parent award NAICS: 561210 Parent award performance state: NM Parent award description: IGF::CL::IGF COMPETITION FOR MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY View parent award on USAspending | — | $450,000 | Aug 6, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | THE GOAL OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO ELUCIDATE INTERFACIAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CARBON AND INORGANIC MATERIALS, WITH DIFFERENT TOPOLOGIES AS PROSPECTIVE MATRICES AND BINDERS, IN ORDER TO UNDERSTAND FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF INTERFACIAL ORGANIZATION AT MULTIPLE LENGTH SCALES IN COMPLEX HIERARCHICAL NANOCOMPOSITES. THE ULTIMATE FOCUS OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO UNDERSTAND THE INFLUENCE OF LOW DIMENSIONAL NANOSTRUCTURES AND POLYMERS ON THE MORPHOLOGY AND THE INTERFACIAL MECHANICS OF CARBON FIBERS (CF). AN EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM IS COUPLED WITH THE MODELING EFFORTS TO INVESTIGATE INTERFACE/INTERPHASE REGIONS OF THE POLYMER NEAR NANOPARTICLES. INVESTIGATIONS WILL INCLUDE (BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO) SYNTHESIS OF THE HYBRID NANOCOMPOSITE, NANOSCALE CHARACTERIZATION (AFM, AFM-IR, NANO-DMA, AND SEM) AND MECHANICAL TESTING (TENSILE, COMPRESSION, FATIGUE). MUST BE A US CITIZEN. S-188-020-005 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: OH Parent award description: PICASSO - ROSE View parent award on USAspending | FA865021D5236USAspending | $70,000 | Aug 1, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF ACE MOLECULES FOR EYEWEAR 410375 · Prime awardUSAspending | — | $35,000 | Jul 30, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORPORATION WILL PROVIDE NSI WITH TECHNICAL SUPPORT. 8126-2024-S1 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Missile Defense Agency Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: AL Parent award description: SBIR/STTR PHASE II R&D DEEP REINFORCEMENT ENABLED WARFIGHER ASSISTANT View parent award on USAspending | — | $420,000 | Jul 25, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD TO EFFICIENTLY IDENTIFY AND GENERATE NOVEL AND MANUFACTURABLE DESIGNS FROM AN INTERPRETABLE LOW-DIMENSIONAL LATENT SPACE S-229-010-003 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: OH Parent award description: MANUFACTURING RESEARCH FOR DIGITAL UTILIZATION (MARDU) TASK ORDER 01 View parent award on USAspending | FA239423DB001USAspending | $114,000 | Jun 26, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | DARPA-BLIP RESEARCH 4105983490 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: NJ Parent award description: BEYOND LINEAR PROCESSING (BLIP) - WIDEBAND RF TARGET HUNTING NETWORK (WRAITHNET) LOCKHEED MARTIN View parent award on USAspending | — | -$57,984 | Jun 24, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Homeland Security | DETECTION CANINE SCIENCES, INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION (DCSITE) 24-CVM-215053-GTRC Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Homeland Security · Office of Procurement Operations Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: AL Parent award description: NEW PROJECT THAT INCORPORATES APPLIED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES THAT WILL DRIVE THE DEVELOPMENT OF CANINE TECHNOLOGIES. View parent award on USAspending | — | $116,252 | May 8, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Energy | GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-STANDALONE-ITEM LEVEL-R AND D CW47977 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Energy · Department of Energy Parent award NAICS: 561210 Parent award performance state: NM Parent award description: IGF::CL::IGF COMPETITION FOR MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY View parent award on USAspending | — | $361,793 | Apr 1, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | THE SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL 1) PROVIDE RAPID DESIGN OF AIR BREATHING HYPERSONIC VEHICLES OF SUFFICIENT FIDELITY TO SUPPORT AFRL COST ESTIMATION, AND 2) DELIVER DESIGN TOOLS INCLUDING EXISTING TOOLS USED TO DEVELOP VEHICLE DESIGNS AS WELL AS NEW TOOLS DEVELOPED UNDER THIS EFFO FPH23-S010/250585 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: VA Parent award description: ADVANCED HIGH SPEED OPERATIONS ANALYSIS & RESEARCH (AHSOAR) View parent award on USAspending | FA865021D2606USAspending | $134,000 | Mar 1, 2024 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Energy | RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT N000505790 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Energy · Department of Energy Parent award NAICS: 561210 Parent award performance state: MO Parent award description: IGF::CL,CT::IGF MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY CAMPUS -- CONTRACT NO. DE-NA0002839 View parent award on USAspending | — | $103,874 | Oct 17, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | TASK 1 €€Œ DERIVING VEHICLE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FROM CONCEPTS OF OPERATIONS (CONOPS) USING MODEL-BASED SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
TASK 2 €€Œ GENERIC MDAO APPROACH DEVELOPMENT S-162-11-MR021 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: AL Parent award description: PETIC ANALYSIS, INTEGRATION AND VISIONARY SYSTEMS SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PROGRAM View parent award on USAspending | FA865019D2904USAspending | $400,000 | Oct 13, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORPORATION) PGO2301-GT-03-PGO-PO1 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Defense Human Resources Activity Parent award NAICS: 611710 Parent award performance state: VA Parent award description: PROJECT LTC GRANT View parent award on USAspending | — | $523,624 | Sep 29, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | TECH/ENG SERVICES. 4202834536 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: MA Parent award description: NEXT GENERATION MICROELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING - THREE-DIMENSIONAL HETEROGENEOUS INTEGRATION FOR THREAT REDUCTION, INNOV View parent award on USAspending | — | $123,462 | Sep 19, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | DARPA-BLIP RESEARCH 4105983490 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: NJ Parent award description: BEYOND LINEAR PROCESSING (BLIP) - WIDEBAND RF TARGET HUNTING NETWORK (WRAITHNET) LOCKHEED MARTIN View parent award on USAspending | — | $100,000 | Aug 23, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | COMPANY WILL PROVIDE DRAPER WITH TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR PROGRAM. 000001470A-0 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Navy Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: MA Parent award description: DARPA DEFENSE SCIENCES OFFICE, NEURAL EVIDENCE AGGREGATION TOOL (NEAT)CHARLES STARK DRAPER LABORATORY (FINDER)FINDING INTEGRATED NEURAL DETERMINANTS FOR EMERGING RISK View parent award on USAspending | — | $185,191 | Jul 27, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | FFATA: DARPA IN THE MOMENT (ITM) Z9057302 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Parent award NAICS: 611310 Parent award performance state: MD Parent award description: IN THE MOMENT (ITM) PROGRAM View parent award on USAspending | HQ003418D0005USAspending | $33,483 | Jul 26, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | THE SUBCONTRACT OBJECTIVE IS TO SUPPORT PSI€„¢S DEVELOPMENT OF THE PHOTONIC-INTEGRATED
SCALABLE-TRIMMING FOR OPTICAL NETWORKS (PISTON) PLATFORM. KEY TASKS WILL INCLUDE
MATERIAL DEPOSITION, CHARACTERIZATION OF MATERIALS, AS WELL AS DEVICE SIMULATION,
FABRICATION, AND TESTING. A SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION OF THIS SUBCONTRACT WILL RESULT IN DEVICES
AND DATA SHOWING PROOF-OF-CONCEPT NON-VOLATILE PHASE TRIMMING FOR INTEGRATED SIN
WAVEGUIDES OPERATING IN THE 700€€Œ900 NM WAVELENGTH RANGE. SC 1028968-140002-46 · Prime awardUSAspending | — | $72,000 | Jul 5, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Energy | SERVICES 4300181179 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Energy · Department of Energy Parent award NAICS: 561210 Parent award performance state: TN Parent award description: IGF::CL,CT::IGF MANAGEMENT AND OPERATING CONTRACT FOR Y-12 NATIONAL SECURITY COMPLEX, PANTEX PLANT, WITH AN OPTION FOR SAVANNAH RIVER TRITIUM OPERATIONS View parent award on USAspending | — | $73,131 | Jun 15, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | THE GTRI TEAM WILL START BY TRANSITIONING THEIR PRIOR WORK ON FLIGHT REGIME RECOGNITION TO THE ARMY HELICOPTER, WITH A FOCUS ON DATA QUALITY ASSESSMENT AND REFINEMENT AS WELL AS INTELLIGENT SUMMARIZATION OF DATA. THE INITIAL AI/ML PROOF-OF-CONCEPT MODEL WILL FOCUS ON TRAINING THE APPROPRIATE AI MODEL ON ARMY H-60 M/L IVHSMS DATA. TO BASELINE THE MODEL, THE INITIAL TARGET SENSOR WILL BE THE 4G ACCELEROMETER DUE TO ITS ROLE IN FLIGHT REGIME RECOGNITION. THIS WILL ULTIMATELY BE EXPANDED TO EITHER ADDITIONAL IVCHMS OR HUMS SENSORS, ADDITIONAL AIRCRAFT SUCH AS THE CHINOOK, APACHE OR BOTH ADDITIONAL SENSORS AND AIRCRAFT. 1990785-454320 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Army Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: PA Parent award description: PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE View parent award on USAspending | W911NF20D0002USAspending | $138,393 | Jun 2, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | ENGINEERING SUPPORT PO23-00906 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Navy Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: MD Parent award description: ECSTIM TASK ORDER View parent award on USAspending | N0042120D0071USAspending | $249,000 | Jun 1, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Homeland Security | EVALUATING WEA PRESIDENTIAL ALERT TEST PERFORMANCE 2023 SCON-00000568 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Homeland Security · Federal Emergency Management Agency Parent award NAICS: 541720 Parent award performance state: CA Parent award description: IPAWS PUBLIC-RAND SURVEY View parent award on USAspending | 70RSAT22D00000001USAspending | $78,265 | May 25, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | General Services Administration | ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY PO023341 Parent award context Parent award agency: General Services Administration · Federal Acquisition Service Parent award NAICS: 541330 Parent award performance state: OH Parent award description: SBIR PHASE III DECISION SUPPORT FOR STRATEGIC PLANNING AND EXPERIMENTATION TO5 View parent award on USAspending | 47QFLA19D0003USAspending | $419,634 | May 23, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Homeland Security | DETECTION CANINE SCIENCES, INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION (DCSITE) 23-CVM-215006-GTRC Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Homeland Security · Office of Procurement Operations Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: AL Parent award description: NEW PROJECT THAT INCORPORATES APPLIED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES THAT WILL DRIVE THE DEVELOPMENT OF CANINE TECHNOLOGIES. View parent award on USAspending | — | $115,221 | May 22, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | 1. ANALYSTS WILL PROVIDE BWB AIRCRAFT CONCEPT TECHNOLOGY AND MISSION ANALYSIS AND WRITTEN
ASSESSMENTS TO SUPPORT DECISION AND POLICY MAKERS
2. ANALYSTS WILL ATTEND MILESTONE REVIEWS WITH TWO OR THREE DIU VENDORS. DOCUMENTATION WILL
BE PROVIDED TO ANALYSTS. FIRST MILESTONE REVIEW IS APRIL 18, 19, 20 IN CA. INITIAL INDEPENDENT
ASSESSMENT WILL BE PROVIDED TO GOVERNMENT TEAM ON THE SAME SCHEDULE AS THE GOVERNMENT
REVIEW TEAM ASSESSMENT. IF REQUIRED, ANALYSTS WILL SIGN NDAS.
3. ANALYSTS WILL ASSESS AERODYNAMIC FEATURES SUPPORTING EFFICIENCY GAINS OF AT LEAST 30 PERCENT
OF BWB CONCEPTS COMPARED TO CURRENT GENERATION B767/A330
4. ANALYSTS WILL ASSESS MISSION FUEL BURN AND CARBON/NOISE FOOTPRINT BENEFITS OF BWB TECHNOLOGY
COMPARED TO CURRENT GENERATION B767/A330 TRANSPORTS.
5. ANALYSTS WILL ASSESS CARGO/FREIGHTER POTENTIAL OF BWB CONCEPTS FOR COMMERCIAL AND MILITARY
MISSIONS AGAINST CURRENT STATE-OF-ART AIRCRAFT
6. ANALYSTS WILL ASSESS STRUCTURAL CONCEPTS AND IDENTIFY TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS TO ENABLE
EFFICIENT AND COST-EFFECTIVE PRODUCTION OF BWB COMMERCIAL CONCEPTS BY 2030
7. ANALYSTS WILL ASSESS BWB TECHNOLOGY AND SYSTEM READINESS PLANS FOR COMMERCIAL EIS FOR
2030 AND MILITARY EIS FOR 2030
8. ANALYSTS WILL ASSESS FULL SCALE PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT AND TEST PLANS
9. ANALYSTS WILL ASSESS ASSOCIATED RISK AND RISK MITIGATIONS PLANS TO SUPPORT PROTOTYPE
DEVELOPMENT AND TEST PLANS AND EIS PLANS
10. ANALYSTS WILL ASSESS COST AND SCHEDULE PLANS FOR PROTOTYPE AND EIS PLANS
11. ANALYSTS WILL PROVIDE FACTORY OF THE FUTURE LAYOUT AND ASSESSMENTS NECESSARY TO ENABLE
EFFICIENT AND COST-EFFECTIVE PRODUCTION OF BWB COMMERCIAL PASSENGER AND FREIGHTER TRANSPORT
CONCEPTS BY 2030
12. ANALYSTS WILL PROVIDE ASSESSMENT OF MODIFICATIONS TO FACTORY OF THE FUTURE TO ACCOMMODATE
EFFICIENT AND COST-EFFECTIVE PRODUCTION OF MILITARY CARGO AND TANKER PRODUCTS BY 2030 S-162-11-MR020 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: AL Parent award description: PETIC ANALYSIS, INTEGRATION AND VISIONARY SYSTEMS SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PROGRAM View parent award on USAspending | FA865019D2904USAspending | $450,000 | Apr 10, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | REVISION TO ADD EFFORT & DELIVERABLES TO IDENTIFY A PORTFOLIO OF ADVANCED REGIONAL AIRCRAFT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROPOSE ADVANCED ALTERNATIVES TO THE SELECTED BENCHMARK AIRCRAFT THAT MAY BE AVAILABLE IN THE 2025-2035 TIMEFRAME. T13-6500-GT (602003) Parent award context Parent award agency: National Aeronautics and Space Administration · National Aeronautics and Space Administration Parent award NAICS: 541712 Parent award performance state: VA Parent award description: ADVANCED REGIONAL AIR MOBILITY STUDY. THIS STUDY WILL MEASURE THE IMPACT OF ADVANCED AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGIES AND AIRPORT OPERATIONS ON THE VIABILITY OF REGIONAL AIR MOBILITY. REGIONAL AIRCRAFT MODELS, REGIONAL FLIGHT OPERATIONS MODELS, AND AIRPORT ENER View parent award on USAspending | NNL13AA08BUSAspending | $125,000 | Mar 24, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Energy | PROCURED GOODS AND/OR SERVICES BETWEEN 01-MAR-23 AND 31-MAR-23 IN SUPPORT OF CONTRACT SOW. P010230959-1 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Energy · Department of Energy Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: WV Parent award description: RESEARCH SUPPORT SERVICES (RSS) View parent award on USAspending | — | $12,232 | Mar 22, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS CURRENT STUDY IS TO EXPLORE THE IMPACT OF ELECTRIFICATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROUP 5 FIXED-WING AUTONOMOUS UNCREWED AIR SYSTEMS (A-UAS). THIS WORK WILL BUILD UPON PRIOR RESEARCH RELATED TO LOW COST ATTRITABLE AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS (LCAAS), MQ-9 VARIANTS, AND HIGH-SPEED VERTICAL TAKE-OFF AND LANDING (HSVOTL) TO STUDY ELECTRIFICATION OF LCAAS-CLASS VEHICLES, FOCUSING ON THE PROPULSION SYSTEM AS PART OF THE PLATFORM ELECTRIFICATION. THIS STUDY WILL OUTLINE MILITARY CAPABILITIES THAT ELECTRIFICATION ENABLES FOR AUTONOMOUS COLLABORATIVE PLATFORMS (ACP).
AIR FORCE MISSION REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE:
€¢ UNCREWED, AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS
€¢ OPERATION IN AND THROUGH CONTESTED AREAS (SIGNATURE OPTIMIZED AIRCRAFT)
€¢ MID-TO-HIGH SUBSONIC CAPABILITY (>0.65M WITH DESIRE FOR >0.8M)
€¢ RUNWAY INDEPENDENT TAKEOFF
€¢ 2000 LB PAYLOAD AND A GOAL OF >500 N.MI. RANGE
€¢ POWER/THERMAL FOR MISSION SYSTEMS (> 50KW) S-162-11-MR015 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: AL Parent award description: PETIC ANALYSIS, INTEGRATION AND VISIONARY SYSTEMS SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PROGRAM View parent award on USAspending | FA865019D2904USAspending | $200,000 | Mar 7, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | THERE ARE TWO OVERALL OBJECTIVES FOR THIS WORK, CORRESPONDING TO TWO SEPARATE TASKS.
TASK 1:
THE OBJECTIVE OF TASK ONE IS TO EXPLORE THE SPACE OF VEHICLE REQUIREMENTS OF A MOBILITY LCAA BASED ON THE ANTICIPATED OPERATIONAL NEEDS OF BOTH LCAA AND EXISTING EXQUISITE SYSTEMS. AS PART OF THIS OBJECTIVE, THE GRAND CHALLENGE SHOULD CONSIDER THE COSTS AND SYSTEM-OF-SYSTEM BENEFITS.
A SECONDARY OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO DEVELOP INTEREST IN AFRL AND THE AEROSPACE SYSTEMS DIRECTORATE, AND CREATE A PIPELINE OF STUDENTS AS POTENTIAL FUTURE RESEARCH PROFESSIONALS AT AFRL. AS SUCH, THERE WILL BE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR AT LEAST ONE OF THE STUDENTS THAT PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROJECT TO COME TO AFRL AND CONTINUE THE RESEARCH PROJECT OVER THE SUMMER OF 2023.
PREVIOUS RESEARCH IN THIS VEIN HAS BEEN CONDUCTED BY THE AEROSPACE SYSTEMS DESIGN LABORATORY AT THE GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. IN THE 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR, A DESIGN TEAM EXPLORED A USE CASE OF A NOTIONAL MOBILITY LCAA SUPPORTING EXISTING FIGHTERS AT DISTRIBUTED BASES. AS WITH ANY GOOD STUDY, MORE QUESTIONS ARE DEVELOPED THAN ARE ANSWERED, AND THEREFORE AFRL/RQ IS SOLICITING FURTHER RESEARCH ALONG THESE LINES. THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS FOLLOW-ON STUDY ARE ENUMERATED BELOW.
TASK 2:
THE OBJECTIVE OF TASK TWO IS TO DEMONSTRATE THE BENEFITS OF KNOWLEDGE, DATA, AND MODELS REUSABILITY AS A MEANS TO ACCELERATE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT / ACQUISITION ACROSS A FAMILY OF SYSTEMS. IN PARTICULAR, THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS RESEARCH ARE AS FOLLOWS:
€¢ IDENTIFY METRICS TO QUANTIFY THE VALUE OF REUSE. METRICS SUCH AS REDUCED TIME AND EFFORT ASSOCIATED WITH LEVERAGING EXISTING TOOLS, MODELS AND DATA, WILL BE CONSIDERED BUT OTHERS MAY BE EXPLORED/DETERMINED.
€¢ DEVELOP METRICS TO IDENTIFY WHICH MODELS AND SIMULATIONS ARE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR REUSE, WHICH ONES MIGHT BE REUSED AS THE TACTICS ARE CHANGED, ETC.
€¢ IDENTIFY WHICH ARTIFACTS HAVE VALUE WHEN AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE LIFE CYCLE.
€¢ DEMONSTRATE HOW ARTIFACTS DEVELOPED IN DIFFERENT DIRECTORATES/DEPARTMENTS CAN BE SHARED AND LEVERAGED AT DIFFERENT POINTS OF THE LIFE CYCLE.
FROM A METHODOLOGY STANDPOINT, THIS RESEARCH WILL ATTEMPT TO DEMONSTRATE:
€¢ THE LINKAGE OF CROSS-DISCIPLINARY MODELS AND ANALYSES, AND IN PARTICULAR THE SHARING OF AIRCRAFT DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING PROPERTIES WITHIN A SYSTEM MODEL.
€¢ THE VERIFICATION OF REQUIREMENTS AT EACH ABSTRACTION LEVEL AND THE PROPAGATION OF DESIGN CHOICES THROUGH EACH DISCIPLINE.
€¢ THE QUANTIFICATION OF THE €œ-ILITIES€Ͽ½ OF A NOVEL DESIGN.
€¢ THE INTEGRATION OF ANALYTICAL TOOLS AND VISUALIZATION CAPABILITIES TO SUPPORT DESIGN SPACE EXPLORATION AND INFORMED DECISION MAKING. S-162-11-MR017 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: AL Parent award description: PETIC ANALYSIS, INTEGRATION AND VISIONARY SYSTEMS SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PROGRAM View parent award on USAspending | FA865019D2904USAspending | $400,000 | Mar 1, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | PERFORM AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF LOW FREQUENCY (80 HZ<F<3 KHZ) OPERATION OF HALL THRUSTERS (SEE TABLE 4-1 FOR THE
PROPOSED TEST PLAN). THE STUDY SHALL TAKE PLACE AT THE HIGH- POWER ELECTRIC PROPULSION LABORATORY (HPEPL) AT GEORGIA
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (GT) 1177-00096 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Defense Contract Management Agency Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: NM Parent award description: SBIR PHASE II, TOPIC AF193-006: "DESIGN READY TO FLY PARAMETRIC ANTENNA PROTOTYPE FOR EFFICIENT VERY LOW FREQUENCY (VLF) WAVE EXCITATION IN THE IONOSPHERIC/SPACE PLASMA" View parent award on USAspending | — | $64,879 | Mar 1, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | CONDUCT RESEARCH NECESSARY TO GENERATE A FULL 4D (SPACE-TIME)
SITUATIONAL AWARENESS ENVIRONMENT IN ORBIT. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY COMBINING DIFFERENT
CAMERA STREAMS FROM MULTIPLE ROBOTIC SPACECRAFT AND COMBINING THEM UNDER A UNIFYING
OPTIMIZATION FRAMEWORK. 1169-00093 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: NM Parent award description: TOOLS FOR ENABLING AUTONOMOUS MULTI-SATELLITE SYSTEMS (TEAMS) View parent award on USAspending | — | $219,999 | Feb 13, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | GT WORK WILL FOCUS ON RECONFIGURABLE ORIGAMI ANTENNA ARRAYS FOR MULTIBEAM STEERING AND
INTERFERENCE/JAMMING CANCELLATION WHILE CONTRIBUTING IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FREQUENCY AGILE AND
RECONFIGURABLE MILLIMETER-WAVE SYSTEMS. E2060282 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Navy Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: VA Parent award description: 5 G TO NEXT G ADVANCED WIRELESS COMM View parent award on USAspending | — | $200,000 | Feb 8, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | R&D-SCHOOLS, NON-MIT 7000570948 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541712 Parent award performance state: MA Parent award description: IGF::CT::IGF TASK ORDER 0001 FOR DOD LINE FUNDING View parent award on USAspending | FA870215D0001USAspending | $85,000 | Jan 31, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Homeland Security | DETECTION CANINE SCIENCES, INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION (DCSITE) 22-CVM-212016-GTRC Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Homeland Security · Office of Procurement Operations Parent award NAICS: 541715 Parent award performance state: AL Parent award description: NEW PROJECT THAT INCORPORATES APPLIED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES THAT WILL DRIVE THE DEVELOPMENT OF CANINE TECHNOLOGIES. View parent award on USAspending | — | $104,051 | Jan 9, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | R&D-SCHOOLS, NON-MIT 7000566472 Parent award context Parent award agency: Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force Parent award NAICS: 541712 Parent award performance state: MA Parent award description: IGF::CT::IGF TASK ORDER 0001 FOR DOD LINE FUNDING View parent award on USAspending | FA870215D0001USAspending | $61,406 | Dec 7, 2022 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Department of Defense | VISION SYSTEMS INC (VSI) DEVELOPED ACTIVEAPPROACH TO ENABLE ENABLE AUTOMATIC, HIGH-FIDELITY, AND COMPREHENSIVE 3D RECONSTRUCTION OF SPACE-BASED TARGETS, DETERMINING AN INSPECTION SPACECRAFT APPROACH PATH THAT CONTAINS AN OPTIMAL SET OF VIEWPOINTS FROM WHICH TO CAPTURE IMAGES OF THE TARGET. VIEWPOINT PRIORITY IS ESTABLISHED VIA A CORE VSI PROBABILISTIC 3D RECONSTRUCTION CAPABILITY THAT IDENTIFIES REGIONS OF HIGH UNCERTAINTY IN TARGET GEOMETRY REQUIRING ADDITIONAL IMAGERY TO RESOLVE. APPROACH PLANNING LEVERAGES ESTIMATES OF PLATFORM AND TARGET RELATIVE POSE AND BALANCES MODEL ACCURACY AND COVERAGE REQUIREMENTS WITH PROPELLANT CONSERVATION AND TIME CONSTRAINTS.
SUBCONTRACTOR THE GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WAS TASKED TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF INSPECTION APPROACH PLANS. RESEARCHERS AT GEORGIA TECH OFFERED EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE IN THE AREAS OF SPACECRAFT RENDEZVOUS, PROXIMITY OPERATIONS, AND DOCKING (RPOD) AND SPACECRAFT APPROACH PLANNING ALGORITHMS. THE TEAM INCLUDED EXPERTS IN VISION-GUIDED SPACECRAFT NAVIGATION WITH ALGORITHMS SELECTED FOR NUMEROUS LUNAR AND INTERPLANETARY MISSIONS. 2022-0529-GTRC (ACTAPP) · Prime awardUSAspending | — | $74,825 | Oct 7, 2022 | — – — |
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