ERDC's patented protective structures and systems have strong market potential. During this webinar, attendees will learn how commercialization of these technologies can be beneficial for business growth and development.
ERDC seeks solutions enabling research toward advanced radar remote sensing methods, radar instrument development, and associated computational frameworks for more robust terrain characterization in Arctic environments.
ERDC, in coordination with ERDCWERX, is hosting a hybrid small business workshop that will feature informational briefings to assist small businesses when pursuing government contract opportunities.
ERDC seeks solutions enabling the development of advancement tools for more efficient construction in Arctic conditions.
ERDC seeks to identify solutions capable of assisting personnel with visual inspection in confined spaces on marine vessels.
ERDC seeks knowledge and expertise of leading industry representatives in technologies that enable establishing and maintaining gap crossings.
NEW FUNDING OPPORTUNITY FOR FY25! ERDC seeks expert technical support and demonstration of scalable freshwater Harmful Algal Bloom prevention, detection, and management technologies.
ERDC seeks to collaborate in the development of advanced tools that enable a better applied understanding of and prediction of snow conditions in cold regions environments.
ERDC seeks advanced artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for mapping wildland fire fuel characteristics in cold regions using variable datasets.
ERDCWERX invites interest from businesses that may benefit from commercializing water treatment and testing innovations developed by ERDC.
ERDC's patented environmental solutions have strong market potential. During this webinar, attendees will learn how commercialization of these technologies can be beneficial for business growth and development.
INVITATION-ONLY EVENT: This workshop aims to enhance collaboration among agencies by characterizing S&T needs, communicating priorities, and sharing information on science and technology efforts supporting preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation.
ERDC seeks to establish a framework that utilizes current commercial technologies that can execute missions using multiple uncrewed aerial systems (UAS).
ERDC seeks to understand the range of commercially available ground anchoring systems and grout products for rapid airfield damage recovery.
ERDC's patented protective structures and systems have strong market potential. During this webinar, attendees will learn how commercialization of these technologies can be beneficial for business growth and development.
ERDC invites solutions for the proof of concept and design of a large-scale hydraulic structures prototype model in a controlled environment.