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DoD Looks for Advance Underwater Communication Solutions

April 5, 2025
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The AUKUS Maritime Innovation Challenge 2025: Advancing Undersea Warfare Technologies

The US Department of Defense (DoD) has recently announced an exciting opportunity for commercial companies to participate in the AUKUS Maritime Innovation Challenge 2025. This initiative aims to address critical undersea and information warfare issues by leveraging cutting-edge technologies.

Collaboration for Innovation

The AUKUS Maritime Innovation Challenge 2025 is a joint effort between the US’s Defense Innovation Unit, Australia’s Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator, and the UK’s Defence and Security Accelerator. Together, these nations are seeking innovative solutions that will enhance the tactical and operational capabilities of undersea command, control, and communications while ensuring the security of communication for sea vehicles, even in challenging underwater conditions.

The Next Frontier in Underwater Warfare

The AUKUS nations — Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States — are at the forefront of advancing underwater warfare capabilities. With a focus on maritime autonomy and undersea warfare, the Challenge aims to drive progress in autonomous systems that are crucial for gaining operational advantage in complex environments like undersea zones.

Following the success of the inaugural AUKUS EW Challenge in September 2024, which focused on electronic warfare technologies, the current Challenge is centered on enhancing sensing, interpreting, and navigating capabilities of autonomous platforms. These advancements will provide a significant operational advantage in various environments.

Key Focus Areas

The AUKUS Maritime Innovation Challenge 2025 is looking for solutions that can:

  • Provide near real-time communications between undersea vehicles
  • Enable communication from Underwater Vehicles (UVs) to Command and Control (C2) Systems/Battle Management Systems (BMS)
  • Facilitate communication between seabed systems, UVs, C2 Systems, and BMS
  • Optimally allocate assets in dynamic environments
  • Maximize bandwidth utilization and range in contested environments

Funding and Timeline

Across the AUKUS alliance, a total of $9 million is expected to fund 3-10 proposals. The deadline for applications is noon Pacific time on April 28. Companies are required to demonstrate their technology model or prototype in a relevant environment at Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 6.

The AUKUS Maritime Innovation Challenge 2025 presents a unique opportunity for commercial companies to contribute to the advancement of undersea warfare technologies. By harnessing innovation and collaboration, the AUKUS nations are driving progress in autonomous systems that will shape the future of maritime operations.

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