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Network & Telecom New York Closed Reviewed

Aerial Layer Networking & Transmission Technologies

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US Air Force

ROME, New York

Posted Feb 19, 2025
Deadline unconfirmed
networking network monitoring aerial networks $500K+

About This Opportunity

The Department of the Air Force seeks innovations in aerial layer networking and transmission technologies to transition from current pre-planned, limited-interoperability architectures to on-demand, self-forming, self-healing aerial layer networks. Research is required in network monitoring and management, robust aerial networks, and proof-of-concept capabilities. This BAA is a follow-on to the prior effort entitled Timely, Secure & Mission Responsive Aerial Warfighting Network Capabilities.

This bid is 82% technology related

Highly relevant to the tech industry

Why we classified this as tech

BAA focuses on aerial layer networking, self-forming/self-healing networks, and network monitoring/management R&D, which aligns directly with IT/networking vendors despite NAICS 541715.

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