Assessment of Sensing-Autonomy Sensor Exploitation Technologies (ASSET) FA2377-25-R-B010
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AI-generated · Aug 24, 2025Develop comprehensive tools to model, analyze, assess, and predict mission-level effects based on sensor performance, using data from real measurements or from modeling, simulation, and analysis. The work spans air, ground, space, and cyber domains to support multi-domain sensing-autonomy mission sets that fuse information from any source, reason in a closed loop over the environment, and enable improved, timely, and executable battlespace decisions for ISR, strike, and electronic warfare.
This is a 1-step call for proposals under the ADAM MAA. The objective is to deliver capabilities that let decision-makers understand and predict how sensing and autonomous reasoning will influence mission outcomes across multiple domains, leading to faster, better-informed decisions.
ASSET is being solicited as a 1-STEP CALL FOR PROPOSALS under the Autonomous Decisions, Algorithms, and Modeling (ADAM) Multiple Authority Announcement (MAA) (FA2377-25-S-1207). The objective of the Assessment of Sensing-Autonomy Sensor Exploitation Technologies (ASSET) is to provide the DAF with comprehensive tools to model, analyze, assess, and predict mission-level effects based on sensor performance obtained empirically or through modeling, simulation, and analysis across multiple domains to include air, ground, space, and cyber. The purpose is to generate knowledge and understanding of multi-domain sensing autonomy mission sets that fuse information from any source, reason closed loop over the environment, and enable improved, timely, and executable battlespace decisions for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), Strike, and Electronic Warfare (EW).
From Solicitation posted on Jun 27, 2025Notice history
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