The seven major priorities of the Joint Force by the Defense Department's Office of Net Assessment are:
"1. Develop the capability to exploit high-end analytics, machine learning and big data to accelerate discovery and decision cycles to enable future operations.
"2. Reduce the operational risk of modern kinetic operations by incorporating intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, close air support, cyber and space sensors and exploiting the "shared enterprise."
"3. Develop the agile hybrid global forces that can rapidly exploit opportunities and adapt in a rapidly changing environment, using low-cost, rapidly deployable, modular and agile concepts.
"4. Engage the local and international audiences across the full range of platforms, from cyberspace to space, while achieving seamless, long-range information to support peacetime missions and war-fighting in conflict."
"5. Engage partners and allies as trusted partners, encouraging, promoting and building mutual and effective joint cooperation in pursuit of common goals."
"6. Ensure that strategic decision-making requires a full range of resources and requires that all nuclear weapons weapons systems integrate with conventional forces.
"7. Create and sustain the capacity for rapid response in times of crisis."
If your program is in need of PPE — Masks (KN95s, FFP3/N99, KN95/FFP2), Nitril Gloves, Gowns, Face Shields, and Hand Sanitizer as well as COVID-19 Test Kits, among other items. Depending on the product specified, volumes/MOQ ranges from 40,000 each to potentially millions of each.
The Defense Technology Innovation Program is currently seeking innovative technologies on a broad basis and invites private industry to submit potential innovations that might have military use for review. We seek revolutionary innovations, not simply the next step evolution of existing technologies that are already being employed.
