The awardee for S2MARTS Project 2001 is Strategic Analysis, Inc.
The DoD desires innovative prototype solutions for predictive models that utilize novel approaches to analyze, forecast and identify multi-domain capability gaps related to Electronic Warfare (EW), Information Warfare (IW), Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO), Electromagnetic Warfare (EMW), and Cyber Warfare. The ►
The DoD is seeking innovative solutions for prototype radiation-hardened by design (RHBD) libraries in both the 45RF and 22FDX technology nodes available from GlobalFoundries. The prototypes will: Apply and develop radiation hardening design techniques to enable appropriate (trusted) commercial processes to meet radiation-hardened (RH) levels in one of the two ►
The awardee for 1907 is Adelos, Inc. (145 Southlake Crest, Polson, MT 59860-6969)
As part of this effort, a part-centric supply chain tool will be developed that will determine the supply chain risk of specified microelectronic components so that DoD programs can make more informed decisions on selection of components for system design and overall acquisition process.
The Navy desires to develop a state-of-the-art (SOTA) heterogeneous integrated packaging (SHIP) prototype to demonstrate enhanced fabrication and packaging access for the Department of Defense (DoD) programs. The primary objective of the SHIP prototype project will be to demonstrate a novel approach to a secure, assessable, and cost effective SOTA ►
This project will seek proposals for the development of prototype processes and materials for the manufacture of very high density substrate, interposer and redistribution layer electronic device packaging interconnect products using polymer based substrate materials. The prototype processes and materials will promote the use of and be integrated into the ►
S2MARTS Technology Areas: Radiation Hardened Microelectronics; Radiation Hardened by Process / Radiation Hardened by Design. Current radiation-hardened electronics available to the Government often lag many generations behind that of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components. This significant gap in the Defense Industrial Base results in a huge performance gap between the capability of ►
