Army SBIR Phase II
Supports United States Army-aligned innovators advancing validated technologies toward deployable military-ready systems.
Army SBIR Phase II is the development and prototyping stage of the U.S. Army's Small Business Innovation Research program, executed under the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology as part of the Army FUZE portfolio. The program funds small businesses that have successfully completed a Phase I feasibility study — or qualify for Direct-to-Phase-II on eligible top…
Continuation of the firm's Army SBIR Phase I technical effort, or Direct-to-Phase II for topics that explicitly opt in.
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