Permitting Software RFPs

The Pressure Sensor Mechanism is designed to measure or monitor tactile pressure. It is based on passive Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) sensor tags and is applicable to a variety of systems. As RFID sensors transmit information wirelessly, they eliminate many challenges associated with traditional wired systems such as bridging joints, reliability, volume, and mass. Innovators at NASA Johnson Space Center are using this technology in robotic systems for pressure sensor monitoring. The RFID Pressure Sensor Mechanism has the potential to be easily integrated in mechanical systems to wirelessly and autonomously communicate pressure changes back to a monitoring system without an external power supply. This NASA Technology is available for your company to license and develop into a commercial product. NASA does not manufacture products for commercial sale.

Los Alamos National Laboratory is offering a technology licensing opportunity for an additive manufacturing process that fabricates micron-scale glass components using aerosol jet printing. The technology is patent-pending and has potential applications in micro-optics and photonics. Interested parties are encouraged to contact LANL's licensing office to discuss exclusive or non-exclusive licensing agreements.

Idaho National Laboratory (INL) is offering a technology licensing opportunity for a Continuous Electric-Field Assisted Sintering (CEFAS) system that enables continuous sintering with large reductions in processing time and energy use. INL seeks parties interested in licensing the IP or entering a collaborative research agreement to commercialize the CEFAS technology; exclusive rights in defined fields of use may be available with preference for small businesses and startups. This is a technology transfer/licensing notice (not a grant or a procurement for services) with technical contact Javier Martinez (td@inl.gov).

The U.S. Department of Energy is soliciting technology licensing proposals for an integrated electrochemical system that captures CO2 while producing hydrogen using a Carbonate-Composite Membrane Reactor (CCMR) coupled with a Protonic Ceramic Electrolyzer (PCE). The system emphasizes energy efficiency, net-zero water consumption via a closed-loop, modular scalability, and versatility for distributed and point-source carbon capture as well as industrial CO2 use. The opportunity is for licensing the technology and does not appear to be a grant program.

Peptoid-based chelating ligands offer a tunable platform for capturing and holding specific metal ions with high selectivity while resisting breakdown under physiological conditions. The technology combines structural flexibility with strong binding performance, which creates a practical path for applications where existing chelators fall short, including difficult metal removal in biological, environmental and separation settings.

CalMHSA seeks proposals from qualified resellers and service providers to provide multi-vendor licensing, subscription management, and support services for software licenses and cloud subscriptions.

This RFP seeks vendors to provide educational software for classrooms and school district related software, including proprietary services, hardware, and necessary components.

The State Fiscal Accountability Authority, Office of State Procurement is soliciting proposals for virtual software training (JAWS, ZoomText, and VoiceOver for iPhone and Mac) for the South Carolina Commission for the Blind. The contract has a maximum five-year term (initial 1 year plus four 1-year renewals) and requires submission of proposals including pricing, qualifications, and experience.

Provide software and application.

Provide Utility Billing Software.

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) issued an Invitation for Bids (IFB) to obtain OpCon software maintenance and related tasks, with services performed primarily remotely and occasional on-site presence at HHSC in Austin, TX. The solicitation includes one OpCon Premium Edition and 6,000 OpCon Additional Tasks, requires bidders to demonstrate relevant experience and provides options to HHSC and the Department of State Health Services (DSHS) to utilize any resulting contract. Responses are due on June 8, 2026, and the initial contract term is expected to begin in July 2026.

Purchase and implementation of Microtransit Software and scheduling for three pilot zones in County.

The State Fiscal Accountability Authority is soliciting proposals for a grants management software solution on behalf of South Carolina State University. The procurement aims to establish a contract starting in October 2026 for a five-year period. A pre-proposal conference is scheduled for June 2026 to discuss the requirements.

Collect information on financial software capabilities, functionality, integration capabilities, support offerings, implementation approach, and potential budgetary costs.

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) issued an RFx seeking maintenance and support services for the Caltrans EDI Translation System. The solicitation requests contractor-provided labor, tools, materials, travel, and incidentals required to maintain and support the system. Proposals are due by June 2, 2026.

Acquisition of gleason gms300 gear tester software and training. work will be the installation and upgrading of the Gleason GMS300 gear tester software and a training session. This will include remote installation of several software packages.

Cloud security software.

Provide computer: software service.

NASA’s Technology Transfer Program is soliciting expressions of interest from companies to obtain license rights to commercialize, manufacture, and market the Multi-Link Spherical Joint (MSC-TOPS-109). The technology enables up to six linearly actuated links to rotate about a common center, allowing for deployable, variable geometry truss systems with space and terrestrial applications; NASA provides no funding with these licenses. Responses are for licensing interest only (no follow-on procurement expected) and license rights may be exclusive or nonexclusive.

Developed a suite of RFID-based technologies focused on improving communication of an RFID reader with a greater number of RFID tags in open and enclosed areas. Typically, RFID reader communications with tags are spectrum-regulated to a narrow bandwidth that makes tag localization difficult. Moreover, RFID communications are complicated by polarization mismatches between the reader and tag antennas. The Agile RFID Antenna System is able to expand these boundaries by integrating an inexpensive frequency multiplexer to the RFID reader antennas, which permits new methods of localization, allows greater antenna functionality with fewer reader RF ports, and provides improved read accuracy and/or range. For enclosed areas, such as a large container, the Agile RFID Antenna System can use smaller antennas, consequently reducing the volume required for an RFID system to operate. A wide range of commercial applications can benefit from this technology, including retail inventory management, manufacturing/assembly line tracking, industrial transportation and logistics, sports bio-analysis, and healthcare.