SBIR OSW26BZ05-DV019 (Office of the Secretary of Defense): Collaborative Distributed Swarm Radar
U.S. Department of Defense — Office of the Secretary of Defense
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- Posted
- Aug 6, 2026
- Closes
- Sep 23, 2026 (in 27 days)
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About this opportunity
Office of the Secretary of Defense SBIR topic — under DoW SBIR 2026 BAA (Solicitation 26.BZ, Release 5) — Accepting submissions 2026-08-26 to 2026-09-23. Objective: Develop novel signal processing methods to combine information from multiple small radar sensors such as those on unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for potential signal processing performance improvement. Description: A network of radar-equipped UAS or sensors can be designed as a collaborative distributed radar team. Phase I is to study hardware architectures and develop algorithms to simulate networked sensor configurations to quantify anticipated performance gains with respect to ground or maritime target surveillance. Phase II will involve a small-scale swarm testbed, using three or more UAS surrogates each carrying a small rad...