Drones to dozers, rockets to robots, autonomy to aviation, the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, known as DEVCOM, is the Army’s organic science, technology and engineering organization dedicated to developing combat capabilities.

As part of the U.S. Army Futures and Autonomous Systems Command (FASCOM), DEVCOM’s talented military and Civilian professionals enable persistent research and experimentation in pursuit of war-winning future readiness.

To learn more about DEVCOM, visit our website or copy this link onto your browser: https://devcom.army.mil/.

A Team of Teams

We are the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM)

DEVCOM is the Army’s ​organic science, technology ​and engineering organization dedicated to developing ​combat capabilities. We are the Army's in-house scientific and engineering experts developing the capabilities the future Army requires to drive readiness and modernization.

We are the Army’s science and technology experts, fully focused on empowering the American Warfighter.

DEVCOM's technology centers and research laboratory work together as one team in support of their mission to accelerate and integrate research, development and engineering to deliver war-winning readiness.

Mission

Accelerate and integrate research, development and engineering to deliver war-winning readiness.

Vision

DEVCOM is the Army’s leader and integrator within a global ecosystem of technological innovation and scientific exploration.

End-State

Warfighters have the combat capabilities necessary to WIN on the battlefield of the future.

DEVCOM Leadership

Artificial Intelligence Integration Center

The AI Integration Center plays a critical role in the U.S. Army's transformation process – it focuses on accelerating the development and delivery of high quality, AI solutions that are tailored to conform to Army requirements and integrates AI solutions into Army operations. This involves collaborating with stakeholders like defense contractors, academic institutions and military personnel, to ensure the solutions are scalable and meet specific user needs.

Our people and products provide technical skills, knowledge and capabilities that allow leaders to quickly understand the operational environment and improve decision-making. We execute this through three lines of effort that support the Army’s transformation efforts: Workforce Development; AI Integration Activities; and AI Product Development.

The AI Integration Center prioritizes building a technically capable workforce through the AI Scholar and AI Technician programs to develop data scientists, data engineers and AI cloud technicians for the Army. Additionally, it oversees the Data Driven Leadership course at Carnegie Mellon University and the AI 101 course to upskill leaders and everyday AI users.

To learn more, visit the AI Integration Center website or copy this link onto your browser: https://ai2c.army.mil/.

To learn more, visit the DEVCOM website or copy this link onto your browser: https://devcom.army.mil/.

ARMY MODERNIZATION

DEVCOM CONDUCTS THE BASIC AND APPLIED RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND LIFECYCLE ENGINEERING THAT EMPOWERS THE FUTURE ARMY.

The DEVCOM Team executes the capabilities necessary to transform and empower the Army, and to ensure war-winning readiness.

DEVCOM’s experts are fully focused on driving readiness and modernization in support of the Warfighter – they lead scientific discoveries, advance and improve existing technologies, and engineer solutions to technical challenges.

INTEGRATED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

DEVCOM ALIGNS RESEARCH AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE WITH WARFIGHTING OPPORTUNITIES.

The goal is to unlock the realm of the possible by expanding the realm of the known to succeed against any adversary and ensure enduring Army modernization.

Integrated research and development areas include:

  • Air and Missile Defense
  • All-domain Sensing
  • Autonomy
  • Contested Logistics
  • Disruptive Energetics
  • Future Vertical Lift
  • Hypersonic Flight
  • Long Range Precision Fires
  • Material by Design
  • Network C3I and A-PNT
  • Next Generation Combat Vehicle
  • Quantum
  • RF Electronic Materials
  • Science of Additive Manufacturing
  • Soldier Lethality
  • Super/Artificial Intelligence
  • Sustainment
  • Synthetic Biology

PARTNER WITH US

Partnerships are essential to DEVCOM – they further strengthen our ability to deliver the Army’s Modernization priorities.

Collaboration

At DEVCOM, we believe in the power of collaborations and partnerships. Through these, DEVCOM expands the Army’s ability to experiment, evolve and deliver technologies to address critical capabilities.

DEVCOM also partners with the Army Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer Programs, which give small businesses an opportunity to identify, develop and demonstrate highly innovative technologies for Army Soldiers.

Partnership Agreements

The two most common methods of partnering with DEVCOM are Cooperative Research and Development Agreements, and Patent License Agreements.

  • CRADAs allow one or more DEVCOM laboratories and one or more non-federal parties to enter into agreements to conduct specified research and development-related activities that are consistent with the laboratory’s mission.
  • PLAs are a method for private entities to license DEVCOM-patented intellectual property.

To learn more about partnerships and technology transfer opportunities with DEVCOM, contact the Science & Technology Integration Office, Partnerships Division at DEVCOM_Partnerships@army.mil.

To submit solutions, email DEVCOM_Partnerships@army.mil or mail correspondence to:

U.S. Army DEVCOM Headquarters
ATTN: Science & Technology Integration – Partnerships and Technology Transfer Division
6662 Gunner Circle, Building 3071, Room 4
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland 21005-5201
USA

Synchronized Persistent Army Experimentation (SPARX)

SPARX facilitates persistent, coordinated, and streamlined experimentation for industry technologies entering Army experiments by enhancing coordination between experimentation stakeholders and improving the tracking of those technologies.

Industry partners are encouraged to submit technologies through SPARX for alignment with Army experimentation. The SPARX team of subject matter experts will review and refer technologies to the events that are best suited to demonstrate those capabilities.

Key features of the SPARX process include:

  • It is always open to new technology submissions.
  • Event leaders can search industry technology submissions to find technologies that meet their experimentation needs and can request participation in their events.
  • The result of industry technology submissions are continuously updated to better track the progress of technologies.

The end result is a streamlined process for experimentation with technologies that align with experimentation objectives. This includes a repository of technologies showing experimentation progress, results, requirements alignment, and transitions for further actions to a DEVCOM technological center or research laboratory, or other organizations.

To apply, industry partners should complete the SPARX Technology Overview Template found on SAM.gov, or copy this link onto your browser: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/46144b33ccaa476b8d55ebaa57af1061/view.

See the SPARX Industry Flyer: DEVCOM_0326_SPARXGateway_5x8.pdf.

For additional information, email the SPARX Team at SPARX@army.mil.

Visit the DEVCOM website to learn more about partnership opportunities with DEVCOM.

JOIN OUR TEAM

Visit the DEVCOM website to learn more about the DEVCOM Team.

CONTACT US

DEVCOM encourages interested industry, academia and other potential partners to contact us through the DEVCOM website.

Public Affairs Mailbox:

usarmy.apg.devcom.mbx.public-affairs-office@army.mil

Command Mail Address:

Headquarters, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

ATTN: DEVCOM G9 – Strategic Communication and Public Affairs Office

6662 Gunner Circle, Bldg. 3071, Room 219

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005