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DASA competition seeking low technology readiness level proposals for innovative technologies in accessing, disabling and destroying chemical and biological munitions and improvised explosive devices on the battlefield.
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Guidance and forms you need to apply for the advanced manufacturing and materials (AMM) competition, Phase 2B.
Applications received to amend the specification of a patent under sections 27 and 75 before the court and the Office.
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