DARPA #DPA26BZ02-NV006

DARPA SBIR Solicitation: Nanopore Bioelectronics for Next Generation Proteomics

DARPA is seeking innovative research proposals for the SBIR project "Nanopore Bioelectronics for Next Generation Proteomics." - Government Buyer: - Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) - Small Business Programs Office - Project Focus: - Research and development of advanced bioelectronic sensors using nanopore technology - Aim to create a next-generation, single-molecule sensing and sequencing platform - Emphasis on high accuracy, high throughput, and scalability for proteomics applications - Research Areas: - Biological systems - Microsystems - Electronics - Sensors - No specific OEMs, vendors, or commercial products are named - No defined product part numbers or purchase quantities - Opportunity is open to small businesses with relevant expertise in bioelectronics and proteomics - Further technical and submission details are available in external solicitation documents

Description

This solicitation seeks to develop a next-generation single-molecule sensing and sequencing platform that delivers robust, high-accuracy, high-throughput, and scalable reading of biomolecules. The research topics include Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR), Biological, Microsystems, Electronics, and Sensors. The opportunity is open from May 27, 2026, to June 24, 2026. The solicitation is related to advancing nanopore bioelectronics for proteomics applications.

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