This federal contract award, valued at $5,115,570.00, was issued by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to SRI International, a non-profit research and development institute. The contract, titled "Securing Information for Encrypted Verification and Evaluation (SIEVE)," aims to leverage zero-knowledge proofs to enable the verification of capabilities relevant to the Department of Defense (DOD) without revealing sensitive details. There is no set-aside designation for this contract.
The award includes several subcontractors, including Tel Aviv University, Carnegie Mellon University, and INESC TEC, a foreign non-profit organization. These subcontractors are working on "end-to-end machinery for providing highly sensitive application-oriented statements in zero-knowledge." The original solicitation, a DARPA Broad Agency Announcement, sought innovative research proposals in the area of zero-knowledge proofs for complex, DOD-relevant capabilities.
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