SBIR ARM26BX04-DV010 (Army): Ground-Based Affordable Mass (G-BAM)
U.S. Department of Defense — Army
- Posted
- Jul 2, 2026
- Closes
- Nov 30, 2026 (in 18 days)
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Who can apply
Small Business. Startup
About this opportunity
Army SBIR topic — under DoW SBIR 2026 CSO (Solicitation 26.BX, Release 4) — Accepting submissions 2026-11-16 to 2026-11-30. Objective: The United States currently faces an "unprecedented" military buildup by China and increasing air and missile threats that demand a robust deterrent. However, the current inventory of long-range strike weapons is dominated by high-cost, low-volume systems or aging strategic assets like the Minuteman III, which dates back to the 1960s. The lack of a cost-effective, ground-launched payload delivery system prevents the Joint Force from achieving producibility at scale, leaving the U.S. vulnerable in high-intensity, multi-domain environments where high-end munitions would be rapidly depleted. The objective of this topic is to facilitate innovative research on l...