Prize Competitions
DHS S&T Prize Competitions, administered under the America COMPETES Act, use crowd-sourcing to quickly find solutions to tough problems.
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DHS S&T Prize Competitions, administered under the America COMPETES Act, use crowd-sourcing to quickly find solutions to tough problems.
Technology Scouting is the process of identifying, locating, and evaluating existing or developing technologies, products, services, and emerging trends. This approach allows faster development and increases partnership opportunities and resources to assist with the development of current or future Homeland Security Enterprise (HSE) systems and needs.
The Secondary Screening Technology Development Program focuses on research, development, testing and evaluation of explosive trace detectors (ETDs).
Developing screening technologies to enhance security in a wide variety of surface transportation venues.
Examining the chemical and physical properties of homemade explosives to support the development of new screening technologies.
Providing a central focal point for DHS detection canine research and development and test and evaluation to enhance overall detection capability.
Conducting analysis and live-fire tests on commercial aircraft to determine the potential for catastrophic structural failure and evaluating countermeasures.
If your company has a concept, technology, or product that fits with a tech need for DHS, your company can potentially partner with the DHS S&T Directorate.
S&T HSSTAC Meeting Minutes
Supporting materials for a Homeland Security Science and Technology Advisory Committee Meeting.