STTR DPA26TZ05-DV003 (DARPA): Scalable Platform for Enterprise Engineering and Deployment towards Mathematics for the Discovery of Algorithms and Architectures (SPEED DIAL)
U.S. Department of Defense — DARPA
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- Posted
- Aug 6, 2026
- Closes
- Sep 23, 2026 (in 20 days)
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Small Business. Startup. Research Institution (partner required)
About this opportunity
DARPA STTR topic — under DoW STTR 2026 BAA (Solicitation 26.TZ, Release 5) — Accepting submissions 2026-08-26 to 2026-09-23. Objective: Develop and demonstrate a robust framework and tool suite building on automated algorithm discovery tools that will enable the seamless integration of discovered algorithms with the scientific and engineering workflow. This framework will provide domain experts with on-demand tools to discover new, bespoke algorithms, bridging the gap between algorithmic discovery and practical application and empowering engineers and scientists to leverage AI-driven algorithm design as a standard part of their process. Description: The DARPA DIAL [1] program has successfully demonstrated that AI can autonomously discover novel, high-performance algorithms for a range of s...