The DARPA Bordeaux Program solicitation is currently suspended, and all proposal preparation must cease immediately due to a system discrepancy. No submissions will be accepted during this suspension, and previously submitted proposals will not be reviewed unless the solicitation is unsuspended. The government may either amend the current solicitation or close it and issue a new one. No budget amounts or performance location are specified in this notice. The effective date of the suspension is June 5, 2026, at 12:00 PM ET.

This opportunity is for a 36-month research program on cyber security performance in artificial intelligence, organized into a 3-month startup period, an 18-month base phase, and an 18-month option phase. Proposals are solicited for both phases, and multiple awards are anticipated. Proposers must also submit a rough estimate for a potential 12-month Transition Phase, though this phase is not currently being solicited. No specific budget amounts or performance location are mentioned in the description. The program is named "Bordeaux."

This 36-month program, "Bordeaux," researches cyber security performance in artificial intelligence (AI) and is organized into two phases: an 18-month Base (Phase 1) and an 18-month Option (Phase 2), preceded by a 3-month Security Startup Period. Proposals are solicited for both phases, and multiple awards are anticipated. Proposers must also submit a rough estimate for a potential 12-month Transition Phase, though this phase is not currently being solicited. No specific budget amounts or performance location are mentioned in the description. The program's structure allows bidders to assess their interest based on the phased research scope and potential for follow-on work.

This opportunity is for a 36-month research program on cyber security performance in artificial intelligence (AI), structured into a 3-month Security Startup Period, an 18-month Base Phase, and an 18-month Option Phase. Proposals are solicited for both phases, and a rough estimate for a potential 12-month Transition Phase is also requested, though not currently solicited. Multiple awards are anticipated. No specific budget amounts or performance location are mentioned.

This is a 36-month research program focused on cybersecurity performance in artificial intelligence, structured in two phases: a 3-month Security Startup Period, an 18-month Base Phase 1, and an 18-month Option Phase 2. Proposals are being solicited for both of these primary phases. Offerors must also provide a cost estimate for a potential 12-month Transition Phase, though it is not part of the current solicitation. Multiple awards are anticipated. No specific budget or performance location is detailed in this description.