DIN Pilot Projects – Call for Proposals – Mine Countermeasures

DIN Pilot Projects – Call for Proposals – Mine Countermeasures

DIN Pilot Projects – Call for Proposals – Mine Countermeasures

BlueZone is pleased to participate in the NSW Defence Innovation Network (DIN) through initiation of a project in the Mine Countermeasures field.

NSW Defence Innovation Network (DIN) is a university-led initiative of the NSW Government and the Defence Science and Technology Group to enhance NSW Defence industry capability through collaboration with government and academic research institutions. The goal of the DIN is to improve technology for the Defence end-user and to help boost our stakeholder interests in a $195+ billion defence market.

The Defence Innovation Network offers up to $200,000 of funding to support collaboration between NSW universities, industry and Defence. The key objective of the DIN Pilot Projects is to conduct a rapid feasibility study on new ideas for Defence and develop these ideas into concepts or technology that can attract further investment from the government or industry.

Applications should be submitted to info@defenceinnovationnetwork.com by 6th June 2020.

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