Trusted and Elastic Military Platforms and Electronic Warfare (EW) System Technologies (TEMPEST)

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Grant Name

Research Field

Engineering, Aerospace Engineering,Automotive Engineering

Deadline

October 11, 2024

Grant Size

Up to 200,000,000 USD with total funding of 808,505,000 USD

Contact Info

McCamey,Joshua(Program Manager) joshua.mccamey@us.af.mil

Grant Number

FA8650-20-S-1958

Description

AFRL/RYW has a need to investigate and developmethodologies, tools, techniques, and capabilities to identify susceptibilities andmitigate vulnerabilities in avionics systems, protect those systems against cyberattack, provide simulation capabilities required to develop, mature and transitionadvanced sensor and avionics technologies, develop platform architecture technologiesthat enable revolutionary and agile capabilities, and expand emerging open systemarchitecture standards and approaches for existing and next-generation Air Force andDoD weapon systems in multi-domain environments. The goal is to explore new andemerging concepts related to development, integration, assessment, evaluation, anddemonstration of cyber security, open system architecture (OSA), novel avionics andsensor technologies, and multi-domain technologies. For this solicitation, avionics isdefined to include manned, unmanned, autonomous, and remotely piloted vehicles,on-board Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) systems, ElectronicWarfare (EW) systems, munitions, and any equipment, component, or subsystem thatcould compromise mission assurance of the Air Force weapon system or tacticalplatform.

Website

https://beta.sam.gov/opp/5c968f0074af466bcc1457b42d10dce0/view

Funding resources
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