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ERDCWERX provides a streamlined path to collaboration with the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC).

Our collaboration opportunities make it easier and faster for innovators to propose solutions for consideration by ERDC.

  • Transformative Expandable Modular Data Center

    Transformative Expandable Modular Data Center

    ERDC seeks commercial solutions capable of providing the critical facility infrastructure required to host advanced High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI)/Machine Learning (ML) systems in a flexible, scalable, and pre-manufactured environment.

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License ERDC Patented Technologies

Seeking to grow your business? Visit our patent promotion website—a resource for licensing ERDC intellectual property.

Access ERDC Expertise and Capabilities

Looking to solve a technical challenge? Visit our new website to connect with ERDC’s cutting-edge research and collaborative problem solving.

As a result of our partnership with ERDC, a growing number of contracts and agreements are being awarded to industry and academia.

How it WERX

Innovate

Our collaboration opportunities make it easy for industry and academia to quickly engage with ERDC with innovative ideas and solutions.

Collaborate

Our collaboration space accommodates the facilitation of project design and brainstorming sessions between innovators and subject matter experts.

Accelerate

We support the acceleration of research, prototype development, IP commercialization, and other collaboration between innovators and ERDC.

Dr. Beth Fleming, director of the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center

“Our partnership intermediary, ERDCWERX, creates opportunities for industry, academia, and others in the federal government to collaborate with ERDC research teams. In our years of working together, we have a proven track record of quickly transitioning and delivering the innovative technologies and solutions that support our nation and the Warfighter.”

— Dr. Beth Fleming, Director
U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC)