This is a federal contract award to the University of Dayton Research Institute Division, a well-established provider of research, development, testing, and engineering services to the Department of Defense, NASA, and other federal agencies. The $1,599,793 contract supports basic research and development for functional defeat fuzing, which involves developing advanced technologies related to aircraft systems, autonomous technologies, sensor technologies, energetic materials, and environmental research. This is not a set-aside contract. The University of Dayton is partnering with several subcontractors, including the University of South Carolina, Comsol Inc., Bruker Optics Inc., the University of California, San Diego, and North Dakota State University, to deliver specialized research and technical capabilities across areas like decision-making, computational modeling, materials science, and data analytics. This contract is part of the Air Force Research Laboratory's research portfolio.
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