Topic11 LMR AbstractSubmissionGuide FY26
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A PDF document (328 KB) attached to Command Wide Broad Agency Announcement for Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center (NAVFAC EXWC) Research, Development, Testing, and Evaluation, from the Department of the Navy. Due Jun 14, 2027, 4:00 PM (UTC-7).
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Topic 11:
Living Marine
Resources
Program
ABSTRACT
SUBMISSION GUIDE
June 2026
Abstract Submission Guide
June 2026
1 Introduction
The Living Marine Resources (LMR) program’s fundamental mission is to support the Navy’s ability to conduct uninterrupted at-sea training and testing, which preserves core Navy readiness capabilities. LMR is an applied research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E) program that funds Navy driven research needs to support at-sea compliance and permitting. Research funded by the LMR program is needed to support the Navy’s at-sea compliance and permitting processes. Without permits and associated compliance, the Navy risks not being able to train or test. Without training and testing, the Navy cannot be ready to meet its mission. Compliance is fundamental to continued uninterrupted training and testing, and ultimately, to Navy readiness. The LMR program makes its primary investments in the following five investment areas: •
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Data to Support Risk Threshold Criteria
Data Processing and Analysis Tools
Monitoring Technology Demonstrations
Standards and Metrics
Emergent Topics
The LMR program website contains details on current and completed projects, a list of publications, quarterly newsletters, and annual reports. The website also contains a Proposals tab, that will list any applicable open solicitation. In addition, any specific need topics that we would like to receive proposals on will be listed. Prior to submitting an abstract under TOPIC 11 (LMR), visit the website and check the Proposals tab for details at:
https://exwc.navfac.navy.mil/LMR/Proposals
2 Abstracts
What Is an Abstract?
Abstracts are a description of a proposed research project in response to a specific need topic. Abstracts allow for the evaluation of the technical merit, appropriateness, feasibility, and overall budget of the proposed project. All qualified applicants interested in responding to a specific need topic are required to submit an abstract. Details regarding how applicants submit an abstract pertaining to TOPIC 11: Living Marine Resources, are detailed in the sections below.
What Information Is Required In an Abstract?
There is no specific format required for the abstract, however, the abstract should be consolidated into one single file (PDF) and should not exceed ten pages in length.
Abstract Submission Guide
June 2026
On the first page of the abstract, provide the following information:
1. Submittal Date
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