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U.S. Army Research Office: Trusted Partner Program (TPP)
**Please note, the solicitaton is in two parts and is a draft. The final version will be published in the coming weeks.
Part I_U.S. Army Research Office: Trusted Partner Program (TPP)
Part II_U.S. Army Research Office: Trusted Partner Program (TPP)
The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Army Research Office (ARO) anticipates awarding a Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract to selected IHE partners to provide basic and applied research, as well as advanced technology development.
ARO is seeking the ability to:
- Rapidly develop CUI-through-TS/SCI Science and Technology (S&T) projects
- Apply unique solutions and innovative ideas
- Characterize new technologies and system concepts that provide evolutionary, revolutionary and disruptive capabilities
- Enable S&T transitions through the use of prototyping or other industry methods to ensure the technology has military utility
ARO is seeking for all Academia Offerors/lnstitutions to provide support in the following Army focused six (6) technical fields of interest:
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Biology (non-medical focus): Exploring the potential of biological systems for Army applications, including synthetic biology, biomaterials, and bio-integrated technologies, including cognitive enhancement and integrated sensors.
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Material Science: This research area focuses on producing and analyzing advanced materials and their interactions. This includes understanding how materials behave and interact under extreme conditions, such as weapon impacts.
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Electronics: Advancing capabilities in sensing, counter-sensing, electronic warfare, and spectrum protection.
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Chemistry: Designing and developing advanced materials with exceptional properties, including lightweight strength, self-healing capabilities, and novel manufacturing processes. Developing innovative solutions for power generation, storage, conversion.
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Information Sciences: Leveraging computational power, Al, and secure networks to enhance military operations. Research includes using artificial intelligence for decision-making, investigating human-technology teaming, and securing information across all operational domains through advanced cyber defense and encryption.
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Physics: Exploring the frontiers of quantum computing/information, advanced timing technologies, photonic/electronic devices based on emerging quantum materials, and directed energy technologies (including lasers).
Notification of Interest Due: August 10, 2026, 4:45pm
Contact: Kelley Terry (emails only)
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