The Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome, NY, is seeking innovative research that combines AI-driven planning with interactive gaming to revolutionize air operations planning and reduce the Air Tasking Order cycle. This Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) is open until 30 Nov 2026, with total estimated funding of approximately $99M, and individual awards normally ranging from $3M to $40M, not to exceed 30 months. The effort focuses on two main Technical Areas: Interactive Plan Refinement (TA1) and Plan Gaming and Outcome Analysis (TA2), with the government anticipating two awards for each. Performance of services will be conducted at AFRL in Rome, NY, and the program aims to rapidly integrate existing technology into field-testable prototypes for military problems.

This Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) from the Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome, NY, seeks innovative research to revolutionize air operations planning by combining AI-driven planning with interactive gaming. The total program funding is approximately $99 million, with individual awards typically ranging from $3 million to $40 million and not normally exceeding 30 months. The BAA is open for white paper submissions until 30 November 2026, but specific technical areas have unique, earlier suggested submission timelines to align with funding. For all technical areas other than TA1 and TA2, offerors are asked to wait for future amendments before submitting white papers. The work is to be performed for AFRL in Rome, New York.