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USA | VA | FAIRFAX COUNTY | CHANTILLY Small City

Dept Of Defense- Dept Of The Air Force- Fa2401 Space Development Agency Sda

Sensor Payloads

Tracking Layer Tranche 4 On- orbit Demonstrations and Operations Request for Information - The Space Development Agency ( SDA) is seeking information to inform future solicitations and reduce risk associated with the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture ( PWSA) architecture acquisition and integration plans. This RFI seeks industry

Request for Information on Tracking Layer Tranche 4 On- Orbit Demonstrations and Operations Tracking layer resilient missile warning and missile tracking ( MWTD) mission payloads, new mission capabilities for detecting and tracking challenging targets across full flight trajectories, on- orbit demonstrations, rapid prototyping and flight demonstrations of new mission payloads

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09/23/2026 - USA | MD | ABERDEEN PROVING GROU Small City

Dept Of Defense- Dept Of The Army- Amc- Acc- Acc- Ctrs- Acc- Apg- W6Qk Acc- Apg

Wearable Sensors/ Ground Sensors

Terrestrial Layered System ( TLS) Manpack; Request for Information - REQUEST FOR INFORMATION Manpack Request for White Papers ( RFWP) Product Service Code ( PSC): **** - Electronic Countermeasures, Counter- Countermeasures and Quick React

Electromagnetic warfare capabilities Dismounted EW systems with wearable sensors, Platform and vehicle integration for mounted operations, Cognitive EW software, Unattended ground sensors for RF detection, SUAS integration with aerial payloads

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08/13/2026 - USA | MS | HANCOCK COUNTY | STENNIS SPACE CENTER Small City

National Aeronautics And Space Administration- National Aeronautics And Space Administration- Nasa Shared Services Center

Silicon Carbide Sensors/ Pressure Sensors/ Temperature Sensors/ Sensor Fabrication/ Sensor Manufacturing

Surface Micromachining of Single Crystal Silicon Carbide Sensors - NASA/NSSC has a requirement for Surface Micromachining of Single Crystal Silicon Carbide Sensors. NASA/NSSC intends to issue a sole source contract to Numed Technologies under the authority of FAR ****( a). It has been determined that Numed

Surface micromachining of single crystal silicon carbide sensors Fabrication of pressure and temperature sensors in SIC, hierarchical layers of metallization, silicon dioxide deposition, wet and dry etching to realize functional silicon carbide pressure and temperature sensors.

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08/12/2026 - USA | IL | TAZEWELL COUNTY | EAST PEORIA Small City

Kane County

Kirk Road at Douglas Road Traffic Signal, Reconstruction, and Resurfacing The work consists of traffic signal installation, tree removal and replacement, seeding, earth excavation, removal and disposal of unsuitable material, non- special waste disposal, storm sewer and drainage structures, erosion control, full- depth hot- mix asphalt pavement, hot- mix asphalt surface removal and replacement, PCC sidewalk, combination concrete curb and gutter, pavement markings, as well as all incidental and collateral wo

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Lot 1: Tree removal ( 6 to 15 units diameter)

Lot 2: Earth excavation

Lot 3: Removal and disposal of unsuitable material

Lot 4: Trench backfill

Lot 5: Geotechnical fabric for ground stabilization

Lot 6: Topsoil excavation and placement

Lot 7: Seeding, class 2a

Lot 8: Nitrogen fertilizer nutrient

Lot 9: Phosphorus fertilizer nutrient

Lot 10: Potassium fertilizer nutrient

Lot 11: Erosion control blanket

Lot 12: Temporary erosion control seeding

Lot 13: Perimeter erosion barrier

Lot 14: Inlet and pipe protection

Lot 15: Inlet filters

Lot 16: Temporary erosion control blanket

Lot 17: Stone riprap, class a3

Lot 18: Filter fabric

Lot 19: Aggregate subgrade improvement

Lot 20: Aggregate subgrade improvement 12"

Lot 21: Subbase granular material, type b 4"

Lot 22: Bituminous materials ( prime coat)

Lot 23: Bituminous materials ( tack coat)

Lot 24: Longitudinal joint sealant

Lot 25: Hot- mix asphalt surface removal - butt joint

Lot 26: Temporary ramp

Lot 27: Hot- mix asphalt binder course, il- 9. 5, n70

Lot 28: Polymerized hot- mix asphalt surface course, stone matrix asphalt, 9. 5, mix " f", n80

Lot 29: Hot- mix asphalt pavement ( full- depth), 12"

Lot 30: Portland cement concrete sidewalk 5 inch

Lot 31: Detectable warnings

Lot 32: Hot- mix asphalt surface removal, 3 1/4"

Lot 33: Driveway pavement removal

Lot 34: Combination curb and gutter removal

Lot 35: Sidewalk removal

Lot 36: Class d patches, type i, 9 inch

Lot 37: Class d patches, type ii, 9 inch

Lot 38: Class d patches, type iii, 9 inch

Lot 39: Class d patches, type iv, 9 inch

Lot 40: Precast reinforced concrete flared end sections 12"

Lot 41: Storm sewers, class a, type 2 12"

Lot 42: Storm sewer removal 12"

Lot 43: Pipe underdrains, type 2, 6"

Lot 44: Catch basins, type a, 4'- diameter, type 24 frame and grate

Lot 45: Inlets, type a, type 24 frame and grate

Lot 46: Inlets to be adjusted

Lot 47: Removing inlets

Lot 48: Combination concrete curb and gutter, type b- 6. 12

Lot 49: Combination concrete curb and gutter, type b- 6. 24

Lot 50: Non- special waste disposal

Lot 51: Soil disposal analysis

Lot 52: Regulated substances pre- construction plan

Lot 53: Regulated substances final construction report

Lot 54: Regulated substances monitoring

Lot 55: Mobilization

Lot 56: Changeable message sign

Lot 57: Short term pavement marking

Lot 58: Short term pavement marking removal

Lot 59: Sign panel - type 1

Lot 60: Sign panel - type 2

Lot 61: Remove sign panel assembly - type a

Lot 62: Remove sign panel assembly - type b

Lot 63: Telescoping steel sign support

Lot 64: Modified urethane pavement marking - letters and symbols

Lot 65: Modified urethane pavement marking - line 4"

Lot 66: Modified urethane pavement marking - line 6"

Lot 67: Modified urethane pavement marking - line 12"

Lot 68: Modified urethane pavement marking - line 24"

Lot 69: Pavement marking removal - water blasting

Lot 70: Service installation - ground mounted

Lot 71: Underground conduit, galvanized steel, 2" dia.

Lot 72: Underground conduit, galvanized steel, 3" dia.

Lot 73: Underground conduit, galvanized steel, 4" dia.

Lot 74: Underground conduit, coilable nonmetallic conduit, 4" dia.

Lot 75: Handhole

Lot 76: Heavy- duty handhole

Lot 77: Double handhole

Lot 78: Electric cable in conduit, 600v ( xlp- type use) 1/c no. 10

Lot 79: Luminaire, led, roadway, output designation h

Lot 80: Maintenance of existing traffic signal installation

Lot 81: Electric cable in conduit, tracer, no. 14 1c

Lot 82: Electric cable in conduit, signal no. 14 2c

Lot 83: Electric cable in conduit, signal no. 14 3c

Lot 84: Electric cable in conduit, signal no. 14 5c

Lot 85: Electric cable in conduit, signal no. 14 7c

Lot 86: Electric cable in conduit, lead- in, no. 14 1 pair

Lot 87: Electric cable in conduit, service, no. 6 2 c

Lot 88: Electric cable in conduit, equipment grounding conductor, no. 6 1c

Lot 89: Steel combination mast arm assembly and pole 40 ft.

Lot 90: Steel combination mast arm assembly and pole 46 ft.

Lot 91: Steel combination mast arm assembly and pole 54 ft.

Lot 92: Steel combination mast arm assembly and pole 55 ft.

Lot 93: Concrete foundation, type a

Lot 94: Concrete foundation, type c

Lot 95: Concrete foundation, type e 36- inch diameter

Lot 96: Signal head, led, 1- face, 3- section, mast- arm mounted

Lot 97: Signal head, led, 1- face, 3- section, bracket mounted

Lot 98: Signal head, led, 1- face, 5- section, bracket mounted

Lot 99: Signal head, led, 1- face, 5- section, mast- arm mounted

Lot 100: Pedestrian signal head, led, 1- face, bracket mounted with countdown timer

Lot 101: Traffic signal backplate, louvered, formed plastic

Lot 102: Detector loop, type i

Lot 103: Light detector

Lot 104: Light detector amplifier

Lot 105: Remove electric cable from conduit

Lot 106: Remove existing handhole

Lot 107: Tree, amelanchier x grandiflora apple, ( apple serviceberry), 2" caliper, tree form, balled and burlapped

Lot 108: Tree, cercis canadensis ( eastern redbud), 2" caliper, tree form, balled and burlapped

Lot 109: Emergency vehicle priority system line sensor cable, no. 20 3/c

Lot 110: Washout basin

Lot 111: Network configuration

Lot 112: Layer ii ( datalink) switch

Lot 113: Pedestrian signal post, 10 ft.

Lot 114: Remove existing flared end section

Lot 115: Frames and lids to be adjusted ( special)

Lot 116: Traffic control and protection, ( special)

Lot 117: Temporary information signing

Lot 118: Recessed reflective pavement marker

Lot 119: Combination lighting controller

Lot 120: Full- actuated controller and type super r cabinet

Lot 121: Uninterruptable power supply ( special)

Lot 122: Fiber optic cable 36 fibers, single mode

Lot 123: Fiber optic cable 144 fibers, single mode

Lot 124: Accessible pedestrian signals

Lot 125: Concrete foundation, type a 12- inch diameter

Lot 126: Temporary interconnect

Lot 127: Test hole

Lot 128: Recessed reflective pavment marker removal

Lot 129: Construction layout

Lot 130: Luminaire safety cable assembly

Lot 131: Re- optimize traffic signal system level 2

08/12/2026 - USA

Dept Of Defense

Micro Sensors/ Seismic Sensors/ Toxic Sensors/ Signal Sensors/ Defense Layers

PEO- SW: Distributed Micro Sensors Assessment Event ( AE) - PEO- SW: Distributed Micro Sensors Assessment Event ( AE) Submit NLT 28 August 2026 11: 59 PM ET U. S. Persons Only Purpose SOFWERX, in collaboration with USSOCOM

Distributed micro sensors Low cost, disposable, threat agnostic micro sensors capable of targeting seismic, toxic, and signal hazards.

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