In Transit Visibility Blockchain
SBIR Opportunity Analysis
The U.S. Army is seeking SBIR proposals for a real-time in-transit visibility system to improve military logistics and command and control. The work centers on integrating data from enterprise systems and sensor technologies with decentralized distributed ledger capabilities, automated data collection, sensor fusion, and visualization tools to give commanders a common operating picture of asset location, status, and contents. Key target capabilities include 95% location accuracy, 15-minute update frequency, no more than 3 minutes of end-to-end latency, compatibility across CPCE, mobile handheld, and mounted environments with minimal redesign, and the ability to tokenize assets and interoperate with AFRL’s distributed ledger infrastructure. Phase I requires a white paper and allows a cost limit of $300,000 over 6 months, with applications due June 3, 2026 at 4:00 PM.