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Energetic Material and Ordnance Research and Development RFI

DDEPT OF THE AIR FORCE logo
Contracting officeDepartment of the Air Force
PlanningServicesNAICS 541715
Submission deadlineDec 14, 202605:00 PM EST1 month left
PublishedNov 12, 2026
LocationEglin AFB, FL
Notice type
Special Notice
Product or service code
AC12 · NATIONAL DEFENSE R&D SERVICES; DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE - MILITARY; APPLIED RESEARCH
Set-aside
Not specified
Place of performance
FloridaEglin AFB, FL
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Description

This Request for Information will outline the overarching objectives for the Research and Development of mission effects technologies that the Contractor may perform for the AFRL Mission Effects Division (AFRL/RAB) in the broadest and most flexible manner for the USAF. AFRL/RAB directs and conducts basic, exploratory and advanced research and development of fuzes, warheads, energetic materials, AI & decision-making, and weapon algorithm development. The objective of this research is to identify promising energetic material systems that can mature to transition into a larger, focused project while also identifying and exploring new energetic materials, new processing methods for producing energetic materials, and formulate those new materials that expand the frontiers in survivability, controlled output, multi-functionality, power density, and insensitivity. This research encompasses the synthesis, scale-up, production, processing, machining, and characterization of advanced energetic materials.

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