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9 active ONR procurements, updated nightly.
Latest Procurement Snapshot
The Navy's Office of Naval Research seeks a prototype minimally invasive remote blood-collection device for free-ranging cetaceans, and the requirement closes in nine days to support health monitoring and biosurveillance for mission readiness. No requirements close within seven days, but one will close within thirty, keeping deadline pressure low this week. The Department of Defense and the Department of War each have four open requirements, making them the most active buyers among current solicitations. The next-closest deadline is a FY27 communications-and-networking applied research announcement that closes in thirty-five days. Several longer-term opportunities remain, including low-cost HUDs for VR/AR (44 days), a broad agency announcement for long-range science and technology (80 days), and a maritime modernization sBAA (277 days).
Recent notices
- ONR Open Topic for Low-Cost Heads Up Displays (HUDs) for Virtual & Augmented Reality (VR/AR)
- DoW/DoN Technology Transfer Program Management Support
- DIRECT TO PHASE II: Minimally Invasive Remote Blood Collection Device for Free-Ranging Cetaceans
- ONR CAMIS Recompete
- ONR Portfolio Management and Code 011 Strategy, Policy, Plans, and Assessment (SPPA) Directorate Support Services
- ONR Innovation Industry Days (I2D)
- Office of Naval Research – Navy Manufacturing Technology (ManTech) Program’s Special Broad Agency Announcement (sBAA) Industry Day – Accelerating Maritime Modernization: Innovation in Naval Manufacturing, Sustainment, and Industrial Base Capability
- ManTech special Broad Agency Announcement (sBAA): Accelerating Maritime Modernization: Innovation in Naval Manufacturing, Sustainment, and Industrial Base Capability
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