Army releases 10 SBIR contract opportunities in July 2024

By Daniel SmootJuly 23, 2024

The U.S. Army Small Business Innovation Research Program released 10ten new contract opportunities in July that prioritize technology areas such as advanced manufacturing, batteries and sensors (U.S. Army).
The U.S. Army Small Business Innovation Research Program released 10ten new contract opportunities in July that prioritize technology areas such as advanced manufacturing, batteries and sensors (U.S. Army). (Photo Credit: U.S. Army) VIEW ORIGINAL

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Army Small Business Innovation Research Program released 10 new contract opportunities in July 2024 that prioritize technology areas such as advanced manufacturing, batteries and sensors.

Via the solicitations, small businesses can submit proposals addressing critical Army priorities. Interested vendors can view the opportunities in the table below, which includes several broad, open topics as well as some focused, problem-specific topics supporting Army customers.

The Army encourages qualified nontraditional vendors to submit proposal packages via the Defense SBIR|STTR Innovation Portal. Small businesses seeking to apply can view summaries of the Phase I and Direct-to-Phase II Army SBIR contract opportunities below. For more information regarding submission timeframes, please view the solicitation pages linked within the contract names.

Contract Name : Additive Manufacturing for High-Density Materials

Phase: Phase I

Timeframe: Maximum 6 months

Award Limit: Maximum $250,000

Contract Name: Advanced Pyrometallurgical Feedstock Processing to Produce Germanium Concentrates

Phase: Phase I

Timeframe: Maximum 6 months

Award Limit: Maximum $250,000

Contract Name: Mobile Sustainment Tools Open Topic

Phase: Phase I

Timeframe: Maximum 6-12 months

Award Limit: Maximum $250,000

Contract Name: Reverse Engineering Equipment Open Topic

Phase: Phase I

Timeframe: Maximum 6-12 months

Award Limit: Maximum $250,000

Contract Name: Shop Tools and Enablers Open Topic

Phase: Phase I

Timeframe: Maximum 6-12 months

Award Limit: Maximum $250,000

Contract Name: Explosion Proof Collaborative Robots

Phase: Phase I

Timeframe: Maximum 6 months

Award Limit: Maximum $250,000

Contract Name: Affordable Alane Fuel

Phase: Direct to Phase II

Timeframe: Maximum 24 months

Award Limit: Maximum $2,000,000

Contract Name: Sensor Readout Integrated Circuit Design Blocks or Advanced Semiconductor Nodes

Phase: Phase I

Timeframe: Maximum 6 months

Award Limit: Maximum $250,000

Contract Name: Uncooled Thermal Sensor Component Enhancement and Supply Chain Open Topic

Phase: Phase I

Timeframe: Maximum 6 months

Award Limit: Maximum $250,000

Contract Name: Battery-Focused Open Topic

Phase: Phase I & Direct to Phase II

Timeframe: Maximum 6-24 months

Award Limit: Maximum $250,000-$2,000,000

 

About the Army SBIR Program

The Army SBIR Program provides Phase I contract opportunities to small businesses showing commercial viability, feasibility and technical merit. The program offers Phase II and Direct to Phase II contracts to firms with mature technologies that already meet Phase I requirements.

Companies receive access to technical, acquisition and operational Army experts. These specialists give insights on the Army’s critical needs while guiding them from within the Army science and technology ecosystem. Contractors capitalize on this by working with technical points of contact who serve as resources as they mature their solutions for insertion into Army acquisition programs.

The Army SBIR Program releases contract opportunities on an ad-hoc basis to respond to current and expected Soldier needs. The program will continue to promote new contract releases via solicitation announcements and email. We encourage you to follow Army SBIR|STTR on Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter) and LinkedIn for the latest program announcements, updates and contract opportunities.

ASA(ALT) leverages innovative technologies to provide Soldiers with a decisive advantage in any environment by developing, acquiring, fielding and sustaining the world’s finest equipment and services. For more information, visit the ASA(ALT) web page and follow @ArmyASAALT.

Please contact the Army SBIR mailbox if you have any questions.