JETT Landing Page

JETT – Your Gateway to the CBRND Enterprise

The Joint Enterprise Technology Tool (JETT) is the premier government-owned technology platform connecting industry innovators to the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense (CBRND) Enterprise. If you have a capability that could strengthen and protect the Joint Force, we want to hear from you.

Designed with industry partners in mind, JETT provides an intuitive, streamlined pathway for showcasing capabilities. Creating an account is quick and simple – start engaging with the CBRND community today.

Questions or Feedback?
We are proud to serve as industry’s gateway to the CBRND Enterprise, and we continually strive to enhance the experience for our industry stakeholders. For questions or feedback, please contact: usarmy.apg.cpe-cbrnd.mbx.jett@army.mil.

Important Notice
JETT is not a source selection tool. Participation is voluntary and does not influence funding decisions or solicitation evaluations. JETT is intended only for publicly releasable information and is not suitable for proprietary, classified, or personally identifiable information.

Learn more about CPE CBRND and our mission here. JETT Profile Quick Launch Guide JETT User FAQs

Ready to Connect?

Join the innovators shaping the future of CBRN Defense. JETT helps you share your capabilities and connect with expert reviewers ready to explore real‑world applications. When you’re ready to submit your capability, click below

Gaining Access to JETT

Simply follow the steps below to get started. If you’re a returning JETT user and would like to migrate previous submissions, please register using the same email address. Most access requests are processed within one business day. Register today!

Next Steps on How to Engage

JETT also has event information and registrations for some CPE CBRND-sponsored events. Click the “Register to Attend an Event Tab” in JETT to read announcements and other information about upcoming meetings!

Once you have a JETT account, you’ll have access to the following options:

1) Capability Submission - Share your technology with CBRND subject matter experts. Submitting a capability allows you to showcase what you can offer and helps the enterprise assess potential applications across the CBRND mission space.

2) Requests for Information (RFI) Submission - Submit a direct response to an RFI, allowing you to address specific CBRND topics of interest and ensure your capabilities are included in market discovery activities.

3) Event Registration - Sign up for upcoming JETT‑hosted events, which offer opportunities to showcase your capabilities, engage with government stakeholders, and gain insights into CBRND priorities and needs.

Capability Submission Questionnaire

We offer a user-friendly questionnaire that adapts dynamically based on user inputs. Crafted by CBRND experts, it is designed to capture the information necessary to evaluate your solution’s alignment with the CBRND mission space.
We recommend gathering the information below before you begin. You may upload up to three supporting documents (e.g., a company overview or capability briefing), each up to 10 MB in Microsoft Office or PDF format. Do not include proprietary, confidential, or trade‑secret information.

Status of commercial development

Sensitivity and specificity data

Detailed technical descriptions

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Knowledge of associated materials, manufacturing, and supply chain

Specification sheets

Knowledge of past testing/trials

Cost

Company overview documentation

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Technology/capability description documentation

Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Program

The SBIR and STTR programs are highly competitive programs that encourage domestic small businesses to engage in Federal Research/Research and Development (R/R&D) with the potential for commercialization. Through a competitive awards-based program, SBIR and STTR enable small businesses to explore their technological potential and provide the incentive to profit from its commercialization. The mission of the SBIR/STTR programs is to support scientific excellence and technological innovation through the investment of Federal research funds in critical American priorities to build a strong national economy. Central to the STTR program is the partnership between small businesses and nonprofit research institutions to bridge the gap between basic science and commercialization.

SBIR and STTR Programs:

www.sbir.gov

Medical Countermeasures.gov Partners

Do you have a medical countermeasure technology that could protect the public during a large-scale public health emergency (e.g., CBRN, pandemic, and emerging threats)? The Biomedical Advanced Research Development Authority (BARDA) within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR) manages the BARDA TechWatch Program to seek information from stakeholders on available medical countermeasures in development, threat-agnostic platform technologies and manufacturing capabilities to support domestic industrial-base expansion initiatives. BARDA is particularly interested in products, technologies, and capabilities that have progressed into or beyond clinical trials, have established large-scale cGMP manufacturing capability, or utilize an approved platform. Submissions to the TechWatch program are for market research purposes only and are not considered submissions for potential funding.

BARDA TechWatch:

https://www.medicalcountermeasures.gov/Request-BARDA-TechWatch-Meeting/

CPE CBRND Other Transactions (OTA) Consortia

An OTA Consortium is a group of companies that may partner or team together to address DOW requirements. OTAs are designed to streamline the funding process for industry partners to address pressing needs while enabling the DOW to access technology that would otherwise not be possible. OTAs are managed by the CPE CBRND's Contracting Office, and each OTA has specific technical focus. Visit these links for contact information and opportunities!

Medical CBRN Defense Consortium (MCDC) and Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) consortia were formed in response to the Government’s expressed interest to establish an OTA with an eligible entity or group of entities, to include industry, academic, and not-for-profit partners, for advanced development efforts to support the DOW medical pharmaceutical and diagnostic requirements as related to enhancing the mission effectiveness of military personnel.

WHO CAN JOIN?
Companies that are part of the US Industrial base, as well as new and emerging non-traditional defense contractors, are encouraged to join the consortium and participate in Federally funded R&D projects. This includes traditional federal contractors, non-traditional contractors (companies that don’t typically participate in Federal R&D), academia and non-profit research institutions.

Medical CBRN Defense Consortium:

www.medcbrn.org

Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Consortium:

www.cwmdconsortium.org

Learn more about our additional contracting opportunities and resources.