CWMD – Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Consortium – Reducing, eliminating, countering, surviving, and mitigating the effects of WMD threats

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNOLOGIES TO
COUNTER WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION

UPCOMING EVENTS

Industry Day: Medical Domestic Supply Chain & Industrial Base Expansion Efforts CWMD Executive Committee Nominations & Election UPCOMING EVENTS

AAE Memo to Defense Industrial Base Department of the Army Memo to Small Businesses CISA Guidance on Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers

CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION

New RPPs Released:
CWMD2119: Reactive-Chemistry Orthogonal Surface and Environmental Threat Array (ROSETTA) Vapor De-Masking Tool

CWMD2118: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Wearable Sensors Rapid Prototyping

New Draft RPPs Released:
VIPER Platform Integration

New RFIs Released:
None at this time

FY21 Forecast

NEW OPPORTUNITIES

Current Members

Awards

Funded to Date

Non-Traditional Members

DETECT

Developing technologies such as radiation sensor, sonar, cargo X-ray, and chemical detection to stop attacks before they occur

PREVENT

Technologies to gain situational awareness and understand the actions of adversaries, including technologies for detection, analytics, vulnerability assessments, and operational readiness

PROTECT

Technologies to protect individuals and groups, including ocular, respiratory, percutaneous, and materiel protection

The Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense (JPEO-CBD) has established an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) with the CWMD Consortium for use by agencies that have a need to prototype new technologies related to Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction. The consortium is comprised of a mixture of traditional and non-traditional contractors, small businesses, for-profit and not-for-profit entities, and academia, representing the key players in the industry.

WHO CAN JOIN

Companies that are part of the U.S. industrial base, as well as new and emerging non-traditional defense contractors, are encouraged to join the CWMD and participate in federally funded R&D projects.

Traditional contractors
Non-traditionals (companies that don’t typically participate in federal R&D)
Academia
Non-profit/not-for-profit research institutions

Learn How to Join

Led by

CWMD research and prototype work is executed by project teams from a broad-based industry/ academia collaboration.

Managed by

Collaboration Management Firm Advanced Technology International (ATI)