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Phase II funding is subject to the availability of funds, and the Phase II scope may be adjusted via formal amendment to this sBAA to address emerging or urgent Navy requirements.
DEPT OF DEFENSE · DEPT OF THE NAVY · OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH
This sBAA seeks innovations to improve manufacturing efficiency, throughput, and industrial base resiliency for the Navy's shipbuilding enterprise. Initial submissions require a white paper, with promising offerors encouraged to submit a full proposal. [1][2]
Phase II funding is subject to the availability of funds, and the Phase II scope may be adjusted via formal amendment to this sBAA to address emerging or urgent Navy requirements.
White paper submission is the initial step and offerors whose white papers are deemed promising will be encouraged to submit a detailed full proposal.
Place of performance: Arlington, VA, USA
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Phase II funding is subject to the availability of funds, and the Phase II scope may be adjusted via formal amendment to this sBAA to address emerging or urgent Navy requirements.
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White paper submission is the initial step and offerors whose white papers are deemed promising will be encouraged to submit a detailed full proposal.
Arlington, VA, USA
Posted Aug 31, 2026; Responses due Sep 14, 2026, 9:00 PM UTC; Archive date Jul 16, 2027
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This announcement is issued on behalf of the Navy Manufacturing Technology (ManTech) Program. The focus of this research and development opportunity is on targeted manufacturing improvements to directly impact speed, throughput, and industrial base resiliency. This is vital for developing the next generation of manufacturing capabilities that will enable the ability to build faster, arm faster, and repair faster. We seek innovations that will fundamentally improve the efficiency of our shipyards, maintenance depots, and supply chain partners. Offerors must clearly articulate how their proposed research will dismantle existing barriers and contribute to a more robust and responsive industrial ecosystem, improving the resilience and competitiveness of the Nation's shipbuilding enterprise.
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