Air Force SBIR: a Ku-band RF seeker that fits a 6-inch tube
DAF26BZ06-DV037 asks for a complete multi-function Ku-band RF system for prompt-strike weapons, designed to Critical Design Review maturity, fitting a 6-inch interior diameter.
Official notice(opens in a new tab)Facts
- Air Force
- SBIR DAF26BZ06-DV037 — Ku-band RF system for prompt strike
- Due Oct 21, 12:00 PM ET
- U.S. Small Businesses
- SBIR Proposal on DSIP
What they’re asking for
Official topic text: current multifunction radars are too expensive at scale, especially above Mach 3 and under Mach 5. Design a complete multi-function Ku-band RF system to CDR. Requirements named: 6-inch interior diameter (conformal or forward mount); WOSA Seeker Domain interface; imaging radar, passive direction-finding, and height-of-burst fuze sensing modes.
How to respond
An SBIR proposal on DSIP. Search DAF26BZ06-DV037.
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