The renamed “Intelligence Battle Lab” along with other organizations on Fort Huachuca will be hosting their Annual Requirements Days 22 - 23 July.
This will kick-off the BL-I Request for Proposals.

Really look forward to a chance for MU and LW to take part in this 2 day Process:

The purpose of this event is to outline for industry, academia, and the scientific community the requirements for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance and Cyber operations support to the warfighter. The intelligence community is looking for cutting edge ideas and capabilities to help solve the challenges faced by the Army in an increasingly complex operational environment. Attendance at this event will provide you with the opportunity to hear the requirements first-hand, to take a tour of Fort Huachuca and discover exactly what capabilities and support Fort Huachuca provides to the warfighter, and it will also give you the opportunity to have on-site, private meetings with the SME’s (Subject Matter Experts) in the event you have questions regarding the requirements. White Papers outlining your solutions will be requested in the months following Requirement Days. This event will be unclassified.

Here is the Website along with some additional information.
https://www.ncsi.com/huachucards09/index.shtml

Bruce A. Sullivan
Battle Command Battle Lab-H Liaison
University of Missouri- Columbia
Office: 573-884-9445
GOV Cell: 520-251-8785
Cell: 417-658-9400
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The National Council of Entrepreneurial Tech Transfer (NCET2) has created a new website to SHOWCASE researchers and their research to grant providers, entrepreneurs, SBIRs/STTRs, other researchers, VCs, the Global 1000, angel investors, and small business research companies in order to help the researchers commercialize their work.

Go to http://researchers.ncet2backoffice.org/ for more information and to provide a profile about yourself and your research. 

They will have the first live Virtual Online Poster Sessions on April 8, 1pm-2:30pm. They will select the most exciting 10-15 research profiles from those submitted over the next few weeks to invite the researchers to make powerpoint presentations on the April 8 poster sessions webinar.