Contract

2026 Joint Innovation Forum

Agency: DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE ARMY
Location: Stuttgart, DE-BW
Amount: Amount not listed
Deadline: Open, no deadline listed
Posted: May 6, 2026
Set-aside: None (open competition)

What this contract is for

You are invited to exhibit and demonstrate your capabilities at the 2026 Joint Innovation Forum, taking place July 21–22 in Stuttgart, Germany. This government-hosted event brings together industry partners with government and military personnel from Kelley and Patch Barracks for two days of direct engagement. The forum will feature live, on-site demonstrations at both locations, along with a classified briefing for qualified participants. U.S. European Command (EUCOM) and U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) will deliver a SECRET-level briefing outlining priority technology needs and operational capability gaps. While all exhibits and demonstrations are unclassified and do not require a security clearance, attendance at the briefing will require an active SECRET clearance. This forum is designed to drive innovation, collaboration, and learning by connecting government personnel with industry leaders to address mission needs and explore advanced technology solutions. The goal of this event is to get real capabilities into the hands of the warfighter. Exhibiting companies are encouraged to showcase their solutions through live demonstrations and hands-on training, providing valuable insights and practical experience to attendees. This is your chance to highlight how your technology can meet the evolving demands of today’s mission environments. Exhibitors should register for each day separately. This will give the attendees the easiest access to view your products, services, and demonstrations right where they work. The briefing will be held at the end of the Patch Barracks exhibit day. Tuesday, 21 July – USAG Kelley Barracks (USAFRICOM HQ) Wednesday, 22 July – USAG Patch Barracks (USEUCOM HQ) Register to Exhibit: https://www.ncsi.com/event-registration/ To best prepare exhibito...

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