The U.S. Army is streamlining the acquisition of cutting-edge technologies, making it easier to deliver innovative solutions directly to soldiers through its Pathway for Innovation and Technology (PIT)
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Pathway for Innovation and Technology will connect rapid-acquisition hubs to program chiefs.
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A new Army office, The Pathway for Innovation and Technology, is working to forge a more accessible pathway for companies to get innovative technology into the hands of Soldiers.
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The U.S. Army is standing up a new “fast lane” for counter-UAS and tactical edge systems, and it’s starting to fill up.
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The U.S. Army opened the Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin Joint Innovation Outpost at Fort Bragg, a $26.3 million facility designed to speed the delivery of new technologies to Soldiers.
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The U.S. Army is undertaking a sweeping transformation of its acquisition process, designed to dramatically accelerate the delivery of critical warfighting capabilities to Soldiers.
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Brent Ingraham, the Army’s top acquisition official, said he expects to see further growth in funding for the FUZE initiative.
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At AUSA 2025, the Army Secretary argued that the traditional procurement model is broken — pledging to adopt a “Silicon Valley” approach to rapidly get minimally viable products into soldiers’ hands in weeks, not years.
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xTechIgnite, launched in coordination with six Army PEOs, attracted over 700 proposals from small businesses nationwide. The competition fast-tracked 24 winning technologies into Army programs, demonstrating how enterprise-level collaboration can rapidly close capability gaps and deliver mission-ready solutions.
The Army’s Technology Maturation Initiative (TMI) ANUBIS initiative has successfully demonstrated M-code GPS functionality on low-cost commercial SDR platforms, offering a scalable alternative to proprietary ASIC chips. This breakthrough supports assured PNT modernization and exemplifies how Army FUZE accelerates transition-ready technologies through targeted prototyping and cross-sector collaboration.
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