Our Programs
The BMC3I TAP Lab accelerates the delivery of space battle management solutions to defense centers by connecting commercial software companies with the testing, compliance support, and environment integration they need to succeed.
Through a structured cohort program, beginning with an Ask Me Anything webinar and Catalyst Wine Mixer and progressing into a six-week Stage 1 cohort experience, selected companies gain direct access to government and industry subject matter experts, customer discovery opportunities, and a growing network of partners working to strengthen the defense industrial base.
The result is a faster, lower-risk path for small businesses to deliver real capability to the warfighter.
How might we apply Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) to automate the Tasking, Collection, Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination (TCPED) cycle, turning data into predictive insights that help Space Delta 7 outpace adversaries and enable Joint leaders to act with confidence?
The BMC3I TAP Lab accelerates the delivery of space battle management solutions to defense centers by connecting commercial software companies with the testing, compliance support, and environment integration they need to succeed.
Through a structured cohort program, beginning with an Ask Me Anything webinar and Catalyst Wine Mixer and progressing into a six-week Stage 1 cohort experience, selected companies gain direct access to government and industry subject matter experts, customer discovery opportunities, and a growing network of partners working to strengthen the defense industrial base.
The result is a faster, lower-risk path for small businesses to deliver real capability to the warfighter.
How might the United States Space Force employ emerging Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) and Directed Energy (DEW) technologies to detect, manipulate, and control the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS), and utilize Directed Energy Weapons to deter, disrupt, or destroy adversary capabilities, thereby safeguarding United States assets and ensuring space superiority?
The BMC3I TAP Lab accelerates the delivery of space battle management solutions to defense centers by connecting commercial software companies with the testing, compliance support, and environment integration they need to succeed.
Through a structured cohort program, beginning with an Ask Me Anything webinar and Catalyst Wine Mixer and progressing into a six-week Stage 1 cohort experience, selected companies gain direct access to government and industry subject matter experts, customer discovery opportunities, and a growing network of partners working to strengthen the defense industrial base.
The result is a faster, lower-risk path for small businesses to deliver real capability to the warfighter.
How might we equip Oklahoma-based technology startups with the knowledge, connections, and confidence to successfully break into government contracting in just two weeks?
The BMC3I TAP Lab accelerates the delivery of space battle management solutions to defense centers by connecting commercial software companies with the testing, compliance support, and environment integration they need to succeed.
Through a structured cohort program, beginning with an Ask Me Anything webinar and Catalyst Wine Mixer and progressing into a six-week Stage 1 cohort experience, selected companies gain direct access to government and industry subject matter experts, customer discovery opportunities, and a growing network of partners working to strengthen the defense industrial base.
The result is a faster, lower-risk path for small businesses to deliver real capability to the warfighter.
How might the U.S. Space Force and the U.S. Army leverage emerging technologies in advanced Electromagnetic Warfare (EW), Satellite Communications (SATCOM), along with relevant supporting Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) capabilities to enhance operational mission environments and maintain strategic advantage in contested domains?
How might the Air Force’s Digital Transformation Office utilize commercial capabilities to better cultivate a digitally-empowered community to accelerate change across the Air Force?
How might the Air Force’s Digital Transformation Office utilize commercial capabilities to better cultivate a digitally-empowered community to accelerate change across the Air Force?
How might the United States Space Force introduce commercial capabilities to its mission environment for Space Domain Awareness?
How might the United States Space Force and United States Navy introduce commercial capabilities to innovate operational mission environments with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning?
How might emerging technologies increase productivity and improve the experience of employees and managers across differing types of work centers, in a secure manner, for geographically separated teams and remote work?
How might modern technology streamline the ingestion, digestion, and analysis of digital models to enable an efficient US Air Force (USAF) certification process?
How might the United States Space Force leverage commercial capabilities to identify and automate cyber terrain mapping of complex systems, in order to support existing cyber operations tool suites?
How might the United States Space Force, its friends, and allies introduce commercial capabilities to its mission environment for International Space Domain Awareness and spaceflight safety?
How might we equip tech startups and small businesses with the knowledge, connections, and confidence to successfully break into government contracting in just two weeks?
How might we facilitate the development of an overarching acquisition and sustainment digital data strategy that allows for a secure and scalable cloud hybrid data environment?
How might we provide a secure and scalable hybrid data environment to pull, move and combine diverse sets of data from commercial, public, Allied and Government sources to allow users to find, fix, target, track, engage, and assess on faster timelines?
How might the United States Space Force (USSF) leverage modeling and simulation to improve operator training, system design, acquisition, architecture resilience, and operations?
How can we make servicing satellites in space as easy as maintaining your car?
How might we apply cyber technologies to secure the next generation of space operations and increase resiliency?
How might we take advantage of the latest in information analysis and data fusion to provide insight into space objects’ past, current, and predicted trajectories and understand spacecraft capabilities and operator intentions?
“Thus, what enables the wise sovereign and the good general to strike and conquer, and achieve things beyond ordinary men, is foreknowledge.” – Sun Tzu, The Art of War
The Air Force is looking for a suite of options to augment, supplement, backup, complement, and or improve current space communication capabilities. Solutions may be ground-based or space-borne and involve some combination of hardware devices, software, data products, algorithms, or services.
The Catalyst Accelerator is seeking teams across the United States of entrepreneurs, startups, and technologists from established companies with commercial solutions to provide PNT in a GPS-denied environment. Submitted solutions may augment, supplement, backup, complement, and improve upon current PNT capabilities provided by GPS.
How might we address the ability to monitor earth’s terrestrial environments with the objective of providing improved global weather data and products to support the warfighter?