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V Corps is inviting companies — large and small, U.S. and allied — to apply for Project FLYTRAP 6.0, a US/UK c-UAS experimentation exercise in EUCOM in May 2027.
DAF26TZ06-DV008 is listed on the DoW SBIR FY26 Release 6 index as “Counter Adversarial GPS Jamming.” We have the official title, not the full topic body.
DPA26BZ06-DV023 is a hardware-heavy RF-sensing topic: kW-class transmit, antennas that survive ~400 knots / ~40,000 ft, thermal control, and no EMI into the host aircraft.
OSW26BZ06-DV033 wants an agentic-AI cognitive radar for GEOINT: the system senses interference, clutter, and SNR, then chooses waveforms (frequency, bandwidth, PRF) without waiting on an operator.
OSW26BZ06-NV028 is about 5G signature-tracking mitigation through cyber deception.
The Army will host an industry day on Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense Increment 4, a vehicle-agnostic palletized air defense system against Group 1-3 UAS and aircraft using sensors, EW and kinetic defeat on a modular open architecture. Aimed at system integrators, with subsystem suppliers also invited.
PM Tactical Communications and EW is asking industry about Own Force Monitoring at Echelon: vehicle- or command-post-mounted systems that watch a unit’s own electromagnetic signature and plug into electromagnetic battle management.
AFRL Trusted and Elastic Military Platforms and EW System Technologies (TEMPEST) seeks tools and techniques to find and fix avionics vulnerabilities, defend against cyber attack, and simulate EW systems.
PM Electronic Warfare & Collection posted a Call for Solutions (REWSI) under the Army Open Solicitation for commercially available electromagnetic-spectrum operations equipment.
AFRL Multi-Spectrum Defensive Electronic Warfare advanced research announcement to develop EW sensors and systems for operating in contested environments.
White paper and proposal procedures and focus areas are in the attached announcement.