This document includes a list of representations and certifications related to various aspects such as women-owned business, system for award management, telecommunications services or equipment, compensation of former DOD officials, acquisition of defense telecommunications equipment or services, and compliance with safeguarding covered defense information controls. It also mentions a notice of NIST SP 800-171 DOD assessment requirements and a specialty metals compliance certificate.
This document contains a list of various representations and certifications related to government contracts, including codes for different entities, ownership and control disclosures, telecom and surveillance equipment representations, compensation of former DOD officials, safeguards for defense information, and compliance certificates for specialty metals.
The Air Force Research Laboratory, Munitions Directorate, has issued a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) FA8651-22-S-0001 for research and development in various areas of air-delivered effects. The BAA is open for five years and encompasses basic research, applied research, and advanced technology development. The Munitions Directorate is particularly interested in research on weapon airframe systems technology, bioprincipic sensors, information processing, and control, autonomous target recognition, hardware-in-the-loop simulation technologies, advanced scene generation, and more. Additionally, the BAA seeks proposals for STEM education outreach programs.
The Air Force Research Laboratory's Munitions Directorate has released a broad agency announcement (BAA) titled "Air Delivered Effects" which is open for white paper submissions for basic research, applied research, and advanced technology development in the areas of airframe systems technology, bioprincipic sensors, autonomous target recognition, hardware-in-the-loop simulation, advanced scene generation, navigation and estimation technology, modeling, simulation, and analysis, lethality, vulnerability, and survivability, warhead research, energetic materials, multi-function multi-mode radar research, modular open systems research, facilities and equipment enabling ordnance technologies, and STEM education outreach. The BAA is part of the Air Force's effort to enhance knowledge and understanding in relation to long-term national security needs.
The Air Force Research Laboratory, Munitions Directorate, has issued a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) seeking research proposals in the areas of air-delivered effects, weapon airframe systems technology, bioprincipic sensors, autonomous target recognition, and more. The BAA aims to cover basic research, applied research, and advanced technology development in these areas. White papers may be submitted at any time during the open period.
The Air Force Research Laboratory, Munitions Directorate, has released a broad agency announcement (BAA) for research and development projects in various areas, including weapon airframe systems technology research, bioprincipic sensors, information processing, and control, autonomous target recognition, hardware-in-the-loop simulation technologies, and more. The BAA emphasizes the need for innovative and advanced technologies in order to improve weapon capabilities and performance. The Munitions Directorate is also interested in supporting STEM education and outreach initiatives to engage and inspire K-12 students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields.
The Air Force Research Laboratory is seeking white papers and proposals for research in various areas of interest, including weapon airframe systems technology, bioprincipic sensors and information processing, autonomous target recognition, and more. The research is aimed at enhancing air-delivered effects, such as munitions, fuzes, and energetic materials. The ultimate goal is to develop advanced technologies and concepts that improve the performance, effectiveness, and affordability of air force systems and munitions.
The Air Force Research Laboratory, Munitions Directorate, is seeking proposals for research in various areas, including weapon airframe systems technology, bioprincipic sensors, autonomous target recognition, hardware-in-the-loop simulation technologies, and more. The Directorate is also interested in initiatives to promote STEM education and outreach.
The Air Force Research Laboratory is accepting white papers for research projects related to air delivered effects. The white papers can be submitted at any time during the open period and should focus on topics such as weapon airframe systems technology, bioprincipic sensors, autonomous target recognition, and modeling and simulation of advanced weapon concepts, among others. The goal of the research is to enhance the capabilities and effectiveness of air-delivered munitions.
The Air Force Research Laboratory, Munitions Directorate, has released a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) seeking research proposals in various areas related to air-delivered effects, including weapon airframe systems technology, bioprincipic sensors and information processing, autonomous target recognition, and more. The BAA also emphasizes the importance of modularity and open systems approach in ordnance technologies and calls for STEM education outreach initiatives. Proposals should focus on innovative solutions and collaboration with the Munitions Directorate to advance technology development.
The Air Force Research Laboratory, Munitions Directorate, is seeking research proposals for a broad range of areas in air-delivered effects. The research areas include weapon airframe systems technology, bioprincipic sensors, autonomous target recognition, hardware-in-the-loop simulation technologies, and more. The research aims to develop advanced technologies and capabilities for munitions and improve their performance and effectiveness.
This document is a broad agency announcement (BAA) from the Air Force Research Laboratory, Munitions Directorate. The BAA seeks proposals for research in various areas, including air-delivered effects, weapon airframe systems technology, autonomous target recognition, and more. The BAA also highlights the importance of STEM education outreach and encourages partnerships with educational institutions and organizations.
The Air Force Research Laboratory Munitions Directorate is seeking proposals for research in various areas, including weapon airframe systems technology, bioprincipic sensors and information processing, autonomous target recognition, hardware-in-the-loop simulation technologies, advanced scene generation, navigation and estimation technology, modeling, simulation, and analysis of advanced weapon concepts, warhead research, fuze research, munitions energetic materials, facilities and equipment enabling ordnance technologies, multi-function radar research, modular open systems research, STEM education outreach, and more.
These research areas cover a wide range of topics including advanced technology development for munitions, sensor technology, modeling and simulation, explosive materials, and education outreach.
The research aims to enhance the capabilities and performance of munitions, expand knowledge in various technical areas, and engage with the broader community in STEM education.
This document is a list of various government regulations and certifications including 52.204-05, 52.204-07, 52.204-08, 52.204-16, 52.204-17, 52.204-18, 52.204-22, 52.204-24, 52.204-26, 52.204-27, 252.203-7005, 252.204-7007, 252.204-7008, 252.204-7016, 252.204-7017, 252.204-7019, 252.204-7024, 252.225-7010, and 252.227-7017.
The provided text is a list of government regulations and representations related to various aspects of business operations, including women-owned businesses, award management, certifications, entity code reporting, ownership or control, telecommunications and video surveillance services or equipment, compensation of former officials, safeguarding defense information controls, defense telecommunications equipment or services, and assessment requirements.
This questionnaire is aimed at reviewing the security program and practices of institutions that receive research funding. Questions cover physical and information security plans, storage and transmission procedures, disposal and destruction protocols, safeguards for personnel with access, cybersecurity measures, operations security processes, insider threat detection and mitigation, and procedures for handling compromised information. Additionally, recipients must be willing to provide AFRL S&T Protection training annually to all personnel with access.
This questionnaire is used to review the security program and practices of institutions receiving research funding. It includes questions on physical security plans, information security processes, storage and transmission of information, disposal and destruction procedures, reproduction procedures, personnel safeguards, safeguarding GFE/GFI, cybersecurity and network protection procedures, operations security processes, insider threat deterrence, handling compromised information, and willingness to provide training.
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