Latest US Laser Receiver Contracts & Bids

This is a sources sought notice, not a solicitation, for a wearable tactical training system. The New Hampshire Air National Guard seeks information from potential suppliers regarding their capabilities to provide the requested items. Interested parties must provide company name, address, contact information, business size classification, manufacturer/distributor status, GSA contract holder information, and detailed technical product descriptions. Responses must be submitted to the contracting officer and contracting specialist by a specific date.

NASA NSSC has a requirement for a flash lidar field of view kit. Advanced Scientific Concepts, LLC is the sole source provider. Interested organizations may submit their capabilities and qualifications in writing to the identified point of contact no later than 7 AM Central Standard Time on July 24, 2025. Performance will be located at NASA Langley Research Center (LaRC). The government intends to acquire commercial items and services using FAR Part 12 and FAR Part 13 provisions, clauses, and procedures. NAICS code is **** communications are not acceptable. NASA clause ****, Ombudsman, is applicable. The center ombudsman for this acquisition can be found at the provided URL.

This is a sources sought notice for market research to identify interested parties for a requirement. Interested parties are requested to provide information on their capabilities, resources, experience, and product lines to provide the items described. Responses are due by 3:00 PM Pacific Time on 07/08/2025. Responses should be in Microsoft Office **** for Windows or Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) format. The government will not pay for any information received or reimburse any costs incurred by respondents.

This broad agency announcement (BAA) from DARPA's Tactical Technology Office solicits innovative proposals to demonstrate effective optical power beaming relays for a larger, scalable airborne wireless power beaming network. The program is a three-phase effort culminating in a flight demonstration of a relay payload. Phase 1 (20-23 months) focuses on technology maturation, relay payload design, system risk reduction, and conceptual relay platform design. Phase 2 (15 months) involves completing certification processes, integrating a power node, and conducting a low-power airborne test. Phase 3 (16 months) involves building and integrating additional relay nodes and demonstrating multiple airborne nodes relaying power to a ground receiver. Proposals must follow a specific format (two volumes: technical and management, and cost) and address various criteria, including risk assessment, software development, and management plans. The final demonstration will utilize the White Sands Missile Range and the RQ4 Global Hawk. The total amount anticipated to be awarded in Phase 1 is up to $33 million across multiple performers.