SBIR DON27BZ02-NV017 (Navy): Expeditionary Water Quality Sensors
U.S. Department of Defense — Navy
- Posted
- Nov 13, 2026
- Closes
- Jan 6, 2027 (in 54 days)
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Who can apply
Small Business. Startup
About this opportunity
Navy SBIR topic — Accepting submissions 2026-12-02 to 2027-01-06. Expeditionary forces need updated water testing capabilities to support operations in austere, contested environments. Without proper water testing, water purified in the field are not certified potable for consumption. This creates an unacceptable logistics burden to transport water, or a health risks when consuming untested water; hindering the self-sufficiency, readiness, and lethality required for operations against a pacing challenge. Current approved state-of-the-art water quality testing kits are accurate but cumbersome, and overly complex, requiring chemical reagents, significant operator training, and for some parameters shipping to a certified lab. Present water quality testing methods are not practical for the sm...