Army SBIR|STTR Awardees

David Wible, a welder at Letterkenny Army Depot, demonstrates the cold spray advanced manufacturing initiative Feb. 2. Cold spray is an additive, solid-state thermal spray that can restore a component’s critical dimensional features that have been lost due to corrosion, wear or mechanical damage. A cold spray machine can deposit layers of material onto parts to fill in cavities and coat surfaces, and since the process doesn’t require high heat to bind the materials, repairs can be performed on thermally sensitive components. (U.S. Army photo by Pam Goodhart)

The U.S. Army Small Business Innovation Research and the Small Business Technology Transfer Program has selected 20 small businesses in December 2024 to develop energy resiliency solutions. Each selectee will receive a Phase I contract worth up to $250,000 or a Direct to Phase II contract valued up to $2 million. (U.S. Army)

Led by the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology, the U.S. Army Small Business Innovation Research and the Small Business Technology Transfer Programs selected 60 businesses to develop solutions prioritizing contested logistics, sustainment and sensors. (U.S. Army)

The U.S. Army offered contracts to two small businesses to develop solutions for its Dynamic Enhance Environment Perception – Building Information Models solicitation, an investment seeking three-dimensional modeling software that can map and assess infrastructure. (U.S. Army)

The U.S. Army selected three small businesses to develop an automated data platform to improve the speed and quality of Soldier decision-making via artificial intelligence and machine learning. (U.S. Army)

The U.S. Army offered contracts to five small businesses to develop artificial intelligence-powered, language-translation software capable of breaking down communication barriers between the U.S. and Pacific-based countries. (U.S. Army)

The U.S. Army selected two small businesses to develop technologies for its data-wiping solicitation – an investment aiming to prevent adversaries from accessing critical data from U.S. military equipment.

Sixteen small businesses will help the U.S. Army meet the goals of the Department of Defense Climate Adaptation Plan and the Army Climate Strategy via environmentally friendly construction technologies. (U.S. Army)

The U.S. Army is electrifying its fleet of vehicles with the award of the six Small Business Innovation Research contracts for the development of hydrogen storage and generation solutions. (U.S. Army)

The U.S. Army selected four small businesses to develop advanced extended-range sensors that can see and assess threats in operational environments, supporting increased survivability and mission capability. (U.S. Army)