U.S. Marine Corps Installation NeXt (I-neXt), led by Dr. Jason Dorvee, has a unique opportunity for ERDC researchers to propose project concepts related to needs in Marine Corps base modernization.
A business opportunity exists in the form of potential manufacture, distribution/service, and/or licensing of a pavement repair technology that has been patented by the U.S. Army ERDC.
This tech challenge seeks to identify a vendor capable of designing an amphibious research vehicle that meets U.S. Army ERDC requirements.
ERDC's Broad Agency Announcement invites concepts in various research and development topic areas for potential collaboration.
The U.S. Army ERDC seeks prototype solutions that expedite vehicle maneuver across weak soils or degraded/under-designed infrastructure.
This tech challenge seeks to identify and understand hands-free mooring technologies that improve the safety and efficiency of navigation locks on inland waterways.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is hosting a virtual Industry Forum on Utility Monitoring and Control Systems (UMCS) and Cybersecurity of Facility-Related Control Systems (FRCS).
ERDC seeks to understand industry’s ability to provide or design a matted geophone array that is self-contained into a fixed, mat-like arrangement using commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) instrumentation that meets or exceeds specific requirements.
ERDC invites proposals for the development and demonstration of an installation access control technology pilot system for Redstone Arsenal, Alabama.
ERDC invites proposals for the development and demonstration of a smart installation and community dashboard pilot system at Fort Benning, Georgia.