Advancing Assured Access: Integrated Digital Capabilities for the 2 SLS to Accelerate Mission Tempo and Readiness

This Space Force SBIR topic (DAF26BX04-DV508) seeks to develop integrated digital capabilities to enhance spaceport operations, mission readiness, and operational tempo for the 2nd Space Launch Squadron (2 SLS). The project focuses on combining advanced scheduling assistance, centralized mission information management, and an intelligent historical data search tool. These integrated software tools aim to reduce manual workloads, improve decision-making, and quickly synthesize archived records to support training and official duties. Because this topic targets technology ready for immediate transition to Phase II, no Phase I awards will be made. Instead, applicants must submit a Direct-to-Phase II (D2P2) proposal demonstrating feasibility, stakeholder identification, and a proof-of-concept framework. Phase II will focus on developing, refining, and validating the software by ingesting real-time personnel, certification, and operational data. It also requires secure integration with Space Force workflows via APIs across unclassified and classified systems. Phase III will scale the software enterprise-wide across the Space Force, with potential dual-use applications for other DoD components, federal agencies, and commercial organizations managing complex, 24/7 operations. The project requires a projected CMMC Level 2 (Self) certification and is restricted under ITAR and US Export Control Laws due to its sensitive technical data. Technical Points of Contact include Jeffrey Kim, Zacharias Poulos-Barras, and Ritik Mishra.