Air force 14. 1 Small Business Innovation Research (sbir) Proposal Submission Instructions
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- All proposals must be submitted electronically at www.dodsbir.net/submission
- Please virus-check your submissions . AIR FORCE PHASE II ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM
- AIR FORCE SBIR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENTS
- AIR FORCE SUBMISSION OF FINAL REPORTS All Final Reports will be submitted to the awarding AF organization in accordance with the Contract. Companies will not
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- Air Force SBIR 14.1 Topic Index
- Air Force SBIR 14.1 Topic Descriptions
NOTE: All Phase II awardees must have a Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) approved accounting system. It is strongly urged that an approved accounting system be in place prior to the AF Phase II award timeframe. If you do not have a DCAA approved accounting system, this will delay / prevent Phase II contract award. If you have questions regarding this matter, please discuss with your Phase I Contracting Officer. All proposals must be submitted electronically at www.dodsbir.net/submission. The complete proposal – Department of Defense (DoD) Cover Sheet, entire Technical Volume with appendices, Cost Volume and the Company Commercialization Report – must be submitted by the date indicated in the invitation. The Technical Volume is limited to 50 pages (unless a different number is specified in the invitation). The Commercialization Report, any advocacy letters, SBIR Environment Safety and Occupational Health (ESOH) Questionnaire, and Cost Volume Itemized Listing (a-i) will not count against the 50 page limitation and should be placed as the last pages of the Technical Volume file that is uploaded. (Note: Only one file can be uploaded to the DoD Submission Site. Ensure that this single file includes your complete Technical Volume and the additional Cost Volume information.) The preferred format for submission of proposals is Portable Document Format (.pdf). Graphics must be distinguishable in black and white. Please virus-check your submissions. AIR FORCE PHASE II ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM On active Phase II awards, the Air Force may request a Phase II enhancement application package from a limited number of Phase II awardees. In the Air Force program, the outside investment funding must be from a Government source, usually the Air Force or other military service. The selected enhancements will extend the existing Phase II contract awards for up to one year. The Air Force will provide matching SBIR funds, up to a maximum of $750,000, to non-SBIR Government funds. If requested to submit a Phase II enhancement application package, it must be submitted through the DoD Submission Web site at www.dodsbir.net/submission. Contact the local awarding organization SBIR Program Manager (see Air Force SBIR Organization Listing) for more information. AIR FORCE SBIR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENTS The AF reserves the right to modify the Phase II submission requirements. Should the requirements change, all Phase I awardees will be notified. The AF also reserves the right to change any administrative procedures at any time that will improve management of the AF SBIR Program. AIR FORCE SUBMISSION OF FINAL REPORTS All Final Reports will be submitted to the awarding AF organization in accordance with the Contract. Companies will not submit Final Reports directly to the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC). AIR FORCE 14.1 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) Requirements DFARS 252.227-7018(b)(8), Rights in Noncommercial Technical Data and Computer Software – Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program (May 2013), allows Government support contractors access to SBIR data without company-to-company NDAs only AFTER the support contractor notifies the SBIR firm of its access to the SBIR data AND the SBIR firm agrees in writing no NDA is necessary. If the SBIR firm does not agree, a company-to-company NDA is required. “Covered Government support contractor” is defined in 252.227-7018(a)(6) as “a contractor under a contract, the primary purpose of which is to furnish independent and impartial advice or technical assistance directly to the Government in support of the Government’s management and oversight of a program or effort (rather than to directly furnish an end item or service to accomplish a program or effort), provided that the contractor— (i) Is not affiliated with the prime contractor or a first-tier subcontractor on the program or effort, or with any direct competitor of such prime contractor or any such first-tier subcontractor in furnishing end items or services of the type developed or produced on the program or effort; and (ii) Receives access to the technical data or computer software for performance of a Government contract that contains the clause at 252.227-7025, Limitations on the Use or Disclosure of Government-Furnished Information Marked with Restrictive Legends.”
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AF141-001 Non-Silicon and Non-Boron based Leading Edges for Hypersonic Vehicles AF141-002 Epitaxial Technologies for SiGeSn High Performance Optoelectronic Devices AF141-003 Variable Precision Filters AF141-004 Radio-frequency Micro-electromechanical Systems with Integrated Intelligent Control AF141-005 SMART Bandage for Monitoring Wound Perfusion AF141-006 Shockwave Consolidation of Materials AF141-009 Single Photon Sources for Free Space Quantum Key Distribution Systems AF141-012 Rapid Mission Planning for Desirable Viewing Conditions AF141-013 Efficient Photometry AF141-014 Decision Aid to Threat Identification and Intent Modeling AF141-015 Strategic Collection for Rapid Return to Continuous Monitoring for Deep Space Wide Area Search and Tasked Sensors AF141-016 Persistent Wide Field Space Surveillance AF141-019 Battlefield Airmen (BA) Mission Recorder AF141-020 Improved Computerized Ground Forces for Close Air Support Training AF141-021 Holographic Lightfield 3D Display Metrology (HL3DM) AF141-023 Voice-Enabled Agent for Realistic Integrated Combat Operations Training AF141-024 Adaptive Screen Materials for Image Projection AF141-025 Adaptive Instruction Authoring Tools AF141-026 Distributed Mission Operations Gateway AF141-027 Operator Interface for Flexible Control of Automated Sensor Functions AF141-028 Multimodal-Multidimensional image fusion for morphological and functional evaluation of the retina AF141-029 Mobile Motion Capture for Human Skeletal Modeling in Natural Environments AF141-030 Synthetic Task Environment for Primary & Secondary Assessment in Trauma Care AF141-031 Adaptive, Immersive Training to Counter Deception and Denial Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) for C4ISR Networks AF141-032 Sharing of Intelligence and Planning Information for Multi-Agency Coordination AF141-035 Expand Data Transfer Rates within Legacy Aircraft (ERLA) AF141-036 Logistics Data Management, Error Handling, Corrective Action Framework AF141-037 Laser for Airborne Communications (LAC) AF141-038 Layered Virtualization Detection of Malicious Software Behavior (“Inception”) AF141-039 Process Level Virtualization for System Assurance AF141-040 Establishing and Maintaining Mission Application Trust in a Shared Cloud AF141-041 Granular Compute Cloud Architecture AF141-042 Protected Execution in Cloud Environments (PECE) AF141-043 Fault Isolation in Hypervisors with Live Migration AF141-044 Live Patching of Virtual Machines with Limited Guest Support AF141-045 Conformal High-Efficiency Emitter Systems Enhancement (CHEESE) AF141-046 Inverse Mission Planning of Aerial Communications Technologies (IMPACT) AF141-047 Air Force Weather Mobile Application AF141-048 Integrating Tactical Weather Sensors with Mobile Devices and the AF Weather Enterprise AF141-049 Command and Control of Dynamic Traffic Prioritization (C2DTP) to Enable Mission- Responsive Crypto-Partitioned Networks
AF141-054 Advanced Indexing and Search for Efficient Information Discovery AF141-055 Enhancing Real Time Situational Awareness with Latent Relationship Discovery AF141-056 Early Design Analysis for Robust Cyberphysical Systems Engineering AF141-057 Living Plan AF141-058 Architecture for Enterprise Anonymization AF141-062 Lightweight Electric Wires and Cables for Airborne Platforms and Battlefield Air Force Personnel AF141-063 Modeling the Impact of Silica Particle Ingestion on Turbomachinery Life AF141-064 Additive Metal Manufacturing (AMM) Process Development for Gas Turbine Engine Component Repair AF141-065 Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) Methods for Aircraft Structural Integrity AF141-066 Use more accurate aircraft usage data in predicting life and scheduling inspections AF141-067 Structural Reliability Analysis AF141-068 Generic Power/Propulsion Microcontroller for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) AF141-070 Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) Battery Electrolytes using Nonflammable, Room-Temperature Ionic Liquids AF141-071 Safe, Large-Format Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) Batteries for Aircraft AF141-072 Fiber-Optic-Distributed Temperature Sensing System AF141-073 Single-port Fiber-optic Probe for Imaging and Spectroscopy in Practical Combustion Systems AF141-074 Developing Failure Stability in High-Reliability Sensor Design and Applications AF141-075 Improved Design Package for Fracture Mechanics Analysis AF141-076 Modular Flexible Weapons Integration AF141-080 Air Cycle Toolsets for Aircraft Thermal Management System (TMS) Optimization AF141-081 Launch Vehicle Systems Intended to Execute Suppressed Trajectories for Hypersonic Testing AF141-082 Development of Approaches to Minimize Icing in Aircraft Heat Exchanger/Condenser Applications AF141-083 Smart Aircraft Conceptual Design in Multidisplinary Design Optimization AF141-084 Radiation Model Development for Combustion Systems AF141-086 Lightweight Detachable Roll Control System AF141-087 Additive manufacturing of Liquid Rocket Engine Components AF141-088 Lowest Lifecycle Cost (LLC) Expendable Launch Vehicles AF141-089 Electric Propulsion for Orbit Transfer AF141-091 Physics-based modeling of solid rocket motor propellant AF141-092 Advanced Integrity and Safety Assurance for Software AF141-093 Development and Verification Tools/Processes for ASICs and FPGAs AF141-094 Algorithm Based Error Estimation & Navigation Correction AF141-096 Radiation Hardened Cache Memory AF141-097 Next Generation Rad Hard Reduced Instruction Set Computer AF141-099 Power Aware GPS User Equipment AF141-100 Secure Time delivery Military GPS receivers in challenged RF environments using existing wireless infrasructure AF141-101 Multi-Processor Array for Multi-Parametric Sensing in Cubesat DoD (or Air Force) Space Missions AF141-102 M-code External Augmentation system AF141-105 Algorithms for IR data AF141-106 Innovative Technologies for Operationally Responsive Space AF141-107 Improved AFSCN FCT Simulator AF141-108 Forecasting of Solar Eruptions using Statistical Mechanics, Ensemble, and Bayesian Forecasting Methods AF141-109 Adaptive antenna structures AF141-110 Compact precision Atomic clock AF141-111 GPS receiver cryptography key delivery leveraging NSA’s Key Management Infrastructure (KMI) AF141-113 Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module (SAASM) Compliant GPS Receiver for GEO
AF141-121 Satellite Threat Indications and Notification (TIN) in support of Space Situational Assessment AF141-122 GPS PNT Flexible Satellite AF141-123 Advanced Algorithms for Non-Resolved Space Based Space Sensing AF141-124 Space-based RF Emitter Detection and Localization Using Field Programmable Gate Arrays
AF141-125 GaN Technology for GPS L-band Space Power Amplification AF141-126 Optical System for Precision Atomic Clocks and Stable Oscillators AF141-129 Mid-wave Infrared (MWIR) Illuminator for Ground and Small Unmanned Aircraft System (SUAS) Targeting AF141-130 Miniature line-of-sight optical stabilization for hand-held laser marker/designator AF141-131 Electromagnetic Radiation Effects on Weapons and Energetic Materials AF141-132 Wide Field of View High Speed Strap Down Stellar Inertial Instrument AF141-133 High Performance Angular Rate Sensors for Compact Inertial Guidance without GPS AF141-134 Integrated Opto-Electronic Components for Multiaxis Inertial Measurement Units AF141-135 High Performance Accelerometers for Precision Attack Weapons AF141-136 Dual Mode Seeker/Sensor -LADAR/RF AF141-137 Divert and Attitude Control System Technologies for Small Missile Applications AF141-138 High Density Carriage Technology Innovation AF141-139 MWIR Seeker-Sensor for Strap Down Weapon/SUAS applications AF141-141 Weapons Effects FRMs for Contact or Embedded detonations in Fixed Targets AF141-142 Plug and Play for Architecture for Modular Weapons AF141-143 Data Analysis and Mining for Penetration Environment Dynamics (DAMPED) AF141-144 Cooperative RF Sensors AF141-145 Electromagnetic Effects in Energetic Materials AF141-151 Engineered Process Materials for Casting of Aerospace Components AF141-152 Uncertainty Quantification in Modeling and Measuring Components with Resonant Ultrasound Spectroscopy AF141-153 ITO Repair on Transparencies AF141-154 Conformal Conductivity Probe AF141-156 Vibration Stress Relief AF141-157 Galvanic Corrosion Prediction for Aircraft Structures AF141-158 Durable, Low Friction Coating for Variable Speed Refueling Drogue (VSRD) AF141-159 Portable Drill-Fastener AF141-160 Abrasion Resistant Coating on Composite Substrates AF141-161 Remotely Controlled Exhaust Coating Defect Mapping System AF141-162 Methods to Enable Rapid Qualification of Additive Manufacturing Processes AF141-163 Fabrication of aberration-free gradient index nonlinear optical materials AF141-164 Programmable Accelerated Environmental Test System for Aerospace Materials AF141-165 Standard Test Method for Prepreg Resin Impregnation Level AF141-166 Aircraft Fastener Smart Wrench AF141-167 Realistic Test Methods for Aircraft Outer Mold Line Treatment Materials AF141-168 Chrome-Free Room Temperature Curing Fuel Tank Coating AF141-169 Automated Surface Microstructure Nondestructive Evaluation (NDE) Process for Aerospace Materials AF141-170 Efficient shaping or reshaping of complex 3D parts using engineered residual stress AF141-172 Reliable and Large-Scale Processing of Organic Field Effect Transistors for Biosensing Applications AF141-173 High Index of Refraction Materials for Printed Applications AF141-174 Computational Tools to Virtually Explore Material's Opportunity Space from the Designer's Workstation AF141-175 Advanced sub-scale component high temperature multi-axial test capability AF141-177 Near Real-Time Processing Techniques for Generation of Integrated Data Products AF141-178 Topographic/HSI Active Transceiver (TOPHAT) AF141-179 Imaging Techniques for Passive Atmospheric Turbulence Compensation AF141-180 FLIR/3D LADAR Shared Aperture Non-mechanical Beam Steering AF141-181 Enhanced Compute Environment to Improve Autonomous System Mission Capabilities AF141-182 Real Time, Long Focal Length Compact Multispectral Imager AF141-183 Robust Hyperspectral Target Reacquisition Under Varying Illumination Conditions and Viewing Geometry AF141-184 RF Photonic Multiple, Simultaneous RF Beamforming for Phased Array Sensors AF141-185 Methodologies for Predicting Dormant Missile Reliabilities AF141-186 Advance Tracking Algorithms to Meet Modern Threats AF141-187 Increased Radio Frequency (RF) Sampling & Radar Architecture Upgrades AF141-190 SATCOM Wideband Digital Channelized Receiver with Low-cost Silicon Technology
AF141-192 Affordable E-band Radiation Hardened Mixed Mode Microelectronics AF141-193 V-Band Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier with Extended Output Power AF141-194 Noise Canceling Rad Hard Extremely High Frequency (EHF) Low Noise Amplifier AF141-195 Characterization of Atmospheric Turbulence for Long Range Active Electro-Optic Sensors
AF141-196 Hybridization Techniques for Ultra-Small Pitch Focal Plane Arrays AF141-197 Novel Signal Processing for Airborne Passive Synthetic Aperture Radar AF141-198 Aperture Synthesis for Partially Coherent and Passive Illumination AF141-199 Optical Isolator for Infrared (IR) Applications (2-15 micron) AF141-203 Improved LHE Zn-Ni and Cd Plating Process AF141-204 Improve Energy Source for NDI Equipment Tools AF141-205 Non-Destructive Inspection for Medium Caliber Gun Barrel Fatigue Crack AF141-206 Nonparametric Recurrent Event Data Analysis AF141-207 Residual Stress Determination for Cold Expanded Holes AF141-208 Material and Process Specification Optimization AF141-209 Dimensional Evaluation of Aircraft Fuel Cells AF141-210 Economic Alternative to Wc-Co HVOF Composition for ID Applications for Landing Gear AF141-211 Enhanced Fuel Cells From Wastewater Treatment (Bacteria Generated System) as a Renewable Energy Source AF141-212 Environmentally Friendly Stripping of Low Hydrogen Embrittlement (LHE) Chromium Plate AF141-213 Method for Evaluating Candidates for Additive Manufacturing (AM) Processes AF141-214 Beyond Fault Diagnosis and Failure Prognosis Fault Tolerant Control of Aerospace Systems
AF141-215 Corrosion- Preventative, Super-hydrophobic Coatings for Landing Gear AF141-222 Hot Surface Ignition Apparatus for Aviation Fuels AF141-223 Aircraft Wheel-Tire Dynamic Interface Pressure AF141-224 Modeling Fuel Spurt from Impacts on Fuel Tanks AF141-225 Advanced Infrared Emitter Array (AIREA) AF141-226 Real Time Static and Dynamic Flight External Loads Analysis AF141-227 Rule-Based XML Validation for T&E (RuBX) AF141-228 Arc jet Test-Article Surface Recession Rate Monitor AF141-229 Non-Intrusive, Seedless Global Velocimetry for Large Scale Hypersonic Wind Tunnels AF141-230 Large Scale Combustion Air Heater Laser Ignition System AF141-231 Alternative Approach to Contact Type Analogue Data Slipring AF141-232 Temperature-Compensated Pressure Sensitive Paint (PSP) for use in Nitrogen Environments of Large-Scale Blowdown Hypersonic Facilities
AF141-243 Advanced Space Antenna for GPS AF141-244 Distributed Sensor Management for RSO Detection, Classification and Tracking AF141-245 L-Band Wide Bandwidth High Performance Diplexer, Triplexer, and Quadruplexer AF141-248 Improved satellite catalog processing for rapid object characterization AF141-250 64MB+ Radiation-Hardened, Non-Volatile Memory for Space AF141-251 On-Orbit Reprogrammable Digital Waveform Generator for GPS AF141-252 Positioning, Navigating, Timing, Communications, Architecture, Mission Design AF141-253 Disruptive Military Navigation Architectures
AF141-001 TITLE: Non-Silicon and Non-Boron based Leading Edges for Hypersonic Vehicles KEY TECHNOLOGY AREA(S): Materials OBJECTIVE: Identify and demonstrate a new material system with suitable material properties to realize the advanced leading edges for use in reusable or long flight time hypersonic vehicles. DESCRIPTION: Air Force-relevant applications include but not limited to sharp leading edges, rocket nozzles, throats and engine combustion parts are key components that enable hypersonic flight. These leading edges and high temperature parts experience high temperatures over 2200°C at > Mach 8 flight conditions in high altitude air environment, resulting from aerothermally induced high heat flux. They further experience high ambient fluid velocities, mechanical vibrations, and thermal stresses from severe heat flux gradients and thermal shock. The materials that can survive such extreme conditions even for short exposure intervals are currently very limited. The state-of-the art high temperature fiber reinforced composites, including C/C, C/SiC and SiC/SiC composites, cannot meet the challenges. Ultra-High-Temperature Ceramics (UHTC) materials based on refractory metal diborides (HfB2 or ZrB2) and containing optimum silicon carbide concentration (in either bulk or CMC form) have demonstrated the best performances to date. However, these alloys are still not thermal shock resistant enough for reliable use in a cyclic environment. In addition, they suffer from accelerating oxidation and ablation above 1800°C due to volatilization of the glassy component. They also suffer tendency for spallation of the crystalline oxide partly due to phase transformations. The current UHTC technologies seem to have reached their limits, so new alloys are needed to address the property improvements required for the near future. Innovative material designs and possibly new fabrication technologies must be identified to enable applicability to advanced sharp leading edges for hypersonic vehicles. The next generations of ultra high temperature materials need to form high-density, stable crystalline oxide phases and they should not contain volatile phases. These materials will also need to have high thermal shock resistance (i.e., requiring high temperature strength of 100 Ksi, fracture toughness exceeding 7 MPam1/2 and thermal conductivity exceeding 50 w/m2K). PHASE I: Identify candidate material systems and validate a proof-of-concept solution. Complete preliminary evaluation of the material performances with adequate laboratory evaluation approaches. This will require limited thermal-mechanical property evaluation from room temperature to at least 1600°C. Oxidation and thermal shock resistance should be assessed torch testing in air up to 2200°C. PHASE II: Expand on Phase I results by further improvements to the material and its properties database using experiments that simulated condition of hypersonic flight. Identify and develop a cost-effective manufacturing process and produce the hardware designs for a four-inch long leading edge and provide a description for commercialization that takes into account civilian use for land-based power turbines, nuclear industry and nuclear medicine, and range of wide band gap electronic materials systems. Directory: wp-content -> uploads -> 2016 2016 -> 2017 afoCo Landmark Scholarship Program 2016 -> Instructions for the Preparation of Camera-Ready Contributions to the Conference Proceedings 2016 -> Step student Scholarships for Year 10-13 2016 -> The united church of canada 2016 -> Idan raichel biography – May 2016 Brief Producer, keyboardist, Lyricist, composer and Performer Idan Raichel 2016 -> An introduction to centre’s interventions expanding access to justice 2016 -> Sanchar Shakti 2016 -> Unit analysis should help here. We want number of bananas 2016 -> The Autobiography of Elder Joseph Bates 2016 -> The Great Heat and the Rhode Island Deep Water Bay Scallop (Argopecten irradians) Fishery 1875-1905 Download 1.72 Mb. Share with your friends:
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