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Microelectronics Innovation for Next-Generation System Advancement and Validation (MINSAV) Advanced Research Announcement with Calls

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US Air Force

WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB, Ohio

Posted May 30, 2025
Deadline unconfirmed
microelectronics artificial intelligence $500K+

About This Opportunity

The US Air Force is procuring design and fabrication of commercial and government-developed sensor (signal) generation and processing technologies through the Microelectronics Innovation for Next-generation System Advancement and Validation (MINSAV) Advanced Research Announcement (ARA) with Calls. The effort aims to enhance the US commercial microelectronics ecosystem and align commercial development with DoD needs for maintaining technological superiority in warfighting capabilities.

This bid is 95% technology related

A strong match for technology vendors

Why we classified this as tech

This bid seeks design and fabrication of microelectronics technologies for DoD applications including artificial intelligence, data processing, electronic warfare, and autonomous systems, directly relevant to technology vendors specializing in advanced hardware, embedded systems, and AI/ML integration. It is a competitive ARA open to commercial innovation, not a sole source award.

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