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"Office of Naval Research FLASH Industry Engagement Day N0001426SN002" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Office of Naval Research FLASH Industry Engagement Day N0001426SN002 is sponsored by Office of Naval Research (ONR). Engages industry partners to discuss and collaborate on emerging technologies and research areas of interest to ONR.
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ONR plans to conduct an Industry Day to engage the Hypersonics Technologies and Weapons communities in a CONTROLLED UNCLASSIFED INFORMATION (CUI) forum to present the benefits and technical challenges of a novel, funded, ONR Innovative Naval Prototype (INP) program, Flight Advancement of Structures for Hypersonics (FLASH).
Presentation topics are intended to inform industry of the program goals and intentions in the development of a new class of Hypersonic delivery system. Topics will include a broad range of critical materials, technologies, manufacturing techniques and processes, test and evaluation plans and sub to full scale performance demonstration campaigns.
The intended resulting strategic capability transition to industry/industry partners will also be discussed. Details concerning registration will be available here: https://forms. osi.
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id=AD4z43fIh0u2rUXpQt4XUMDYhbcsgepCie7Qj4szy_1UM1k1SFVLRTc0Nk1RRlBLRjlKNUdDTkxYRC4u All registrations should be completed by 1700 (EDT) on Friday, 24 April 2026. Please see full text of the announcement for additional information. Special Notice - N0001426SN0002.
pdf Opens in New tab Published: April 17, 2026 3:47 PM Full Proposals will be accepted until: Required: All BAAs incorporate a standardized template for the submission of technical and cost proposals for all contract awards. Guidance and assistance in completing the form and spreadsheet can be obtained from points of contact provided in the BAA.
Conflicts of Interest: To ensure fairness in the consideration of proposals, ONR has implemented policies to protect against organizational conflicts of interest .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Industry partners and organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Office of Naval Research FLASH Industry Engagement Day N0001426SN002 is funded by Office of Naval Research (ONR). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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