SBIR-STTR Award

Dynamic Information Provisioning in Combat Cloud Environment (DIPCE)
Award last edited on: 1/21/2020

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : AF
Total Award Amount
$896,872
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
AF191-060
Principal Investigator
Bruce McQueary

Company Information

Securboration Inc

1050 West NASA Boulevard Suite 155
Melbourne, FL 32901
   (321) 409-5252
   llehman@securboration.com
   www.securboration.com
Location: Single
Congr. District: 08
County: Brevard

Phase I

Contract Number: FA8750-19-C-0533
Start Date: 8/6/2019    Completed: 8/6/2020
Phase I year
2019
Phase I Amount
$149,956
Towards this goal Securboration, in partnership with Raytheon/BBN, is proposing to develop DIPCE (Dynamic Information Provisioning in Combat Cloud Environment) for provenance-based, efficient, dynamic information provisioning in a notional combat cloud scenario.We will address standardization issues, mission-essential-tasks-based dynamic information provisioning as well as smart routing strategies in DIL environments.The Securboration-Raytheon/BBN partnership provides a symbiotic relationship where Securborations experience on semantic based meta-tagging and provisioning can uniquely complement the network-centric enhancements to the information gateway for DyNAMO network nodes being performed currently by BBN. DIPCE will overlay the mission-centric aspects of dynamic information provisioning on top of the network-specific issues being addressed through DyNAMO, for assuring mission operations in the compromised DIL combat cloud environment.mission-centric,Network-centric,provenance,Mission-Critical Information,Meta Tagging,Information Transfer,Information Transformation,Mission-Based Utility Functions

Phase II

Contract Number: FA8750-21-C-0003
Start Date: 4/28/2021    Completed: 7/28/2023
Phase II year
2021
Phase II Amount
$746,916
There are significant challenges to overcome to reach the United States Air Force Combat Cloud Operating Concept’s goal of mission-aware information exchange, including a lack of interoperability among existing tactical data links, adapting to conditions