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2026 Department of Defense (DoD) Organic Industrial Base (OIB) Modernization Challenge is sponsored by America Makes (funded by the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, Manufacturing Technology Office (OSD ManTech)). This challenge focuses on advancing additive manufacturing (AM) and related technologies to support defense manufacturing modernization.
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# 2026 DoD OIB Modernization Challenge | Manufacturing USA * Advanced Manufacturing Technology Leadership * Future Manufacturing Supply Chains * Manufacturing Workforce Development * 10 Years of Manufacturing USA * Institute formation 101 * Funding & project opportunities [](https://www. manufacturingusa. com/opportunities/2026-dod-oib-modernization-challenge#menuwrapper "Toggle Menu") [](https://www.
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com/opportunities/2026-dod-oib-modernization-challenge) # 2026 DoD OIB Modernization Challenge March 5, 2026 - April 2, 2026 _America Makes and the__**National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining**__(NCDMM), in cooperation with our fellow__**Manufacturing Innovation Institutes**__(MII), are proud to announce a new project challenge funded by__**Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, Manufacturing Technology Office**__(OSD ManTech).
The 2026 Department of Defense (DoD) Organic Industrial Base (OIB) Modernization Challenge focuses on advancing additive manufacturing (AM) and related technologies to support defense manufacturing modernization. Typical awards will range from$10M to $15M. Larger concepts up to$25M will be considered with appropriate justification.
_ Joint Additive Qualification for Sustainment – Supplier Qualification (JAQS-SQ) – Groups 2 & 3 Powder Alloy Development for Additive Manufacturing (PADAM) 2.
0 Artificial Intelligence for Material Allowables in Additive Manufacturing (AIM-4AM) Affordable and Agile Composite Additive Manufactured Structures (AACAMS) Joint Additive Qualification for Sustainment – Supplier Qualification (JAQS-SQ) – Group 1 * Advanced Manufacturing Technology Leadership * Future Manufacturing Supply Chains * Manufacturing Workforce Development * 10 Years of Manufacturing USA * Institute formation 101 * Funding & project opportunities * Environmental Policy Statement * Scientific Integrity Summary * Advanced Manufacturing Technology Leadership * Future Manufacturing Supply Chains * Manufacturing Workforce Development * 10 Years of Manufacturing USA * Institute formation 101 * Funding & project opportunities
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Projects target AM and advanced manufacturing challenges across the OIB. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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