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NASA offers TRL 8 RFID-enabled wireless instrumentation system for commercial licensing with no active licensee.

NASA has made a flight-qualified (TRL 8) RFID-enabled wireless instrumentation system available for commercial licensing, with no active licensee and no manufacturing path of its own.

NASA Ames patents the Inductive Monitoring System (IMS) and Meta Monitoring System (MMS) for anomaly detection and offers them for licensing via TOP2-175 with no active licensee named.

NASA Ames holds granted patents 7,383,238 and 9,336,484 covering IMS and MMS anomaly-detection software, listed on the NASA technology transfer portal with a live licensing pathway and no named licensee.

NASA Ames offers FACET air-traffic simulation software (TOP2-109) for licence with no named licensee.

NASA Ames Research Center is offering FACET, a validated air-traffic management simulation suite with weather, airspace, and trajectory models, via an open licensing portal and no disclosed active licensee.

NASA Goddard offers the SLE-RCF telemetry software library (GSC-TOPS-72) for licensing with no disclosed active licensee.

NASA Goddard's SLE-RCF software library (GSC-TOPS-72) is published on the T2 Portal as a licensable patent with no named licensee, offering a standards-compliant telemetry-frame reception stack for independent commercialisation.

NASA JSC offers the ~50-patent Robonaut 2 humanoid robotics portfolio for commercial licensing with no active licensee.

NASA JSC is offering the Robonaut 2 portfolio — nearly 50 patented and patent-pending humanoid robotics technologies (vision, sensors, control algorithms, teleoperation) — for commercial licensing, with no active commercial licensee and no NASA manufacturing path.

NASA patent 9,048,759 for multistage piezoelectric energy harvesting is offered for licensing with no named licensee.

NASA patent 9,048,759 (LAR-TOPS-186), a multistage force amplification piezoelectric energy harvesting transducer with >50% conversion efficiency, is published on NASA's licensing portal with an active "Apply to License" solicitation and no named licensee.

NASA JSC offers the ~50-patent Robonaut 2 robotics portfolio for open commercial licensing with no disclosed active licensee and no in-house manufacturing path.

NASA JSC's Robonaut 2 portfolio (MSC-TOPS-38) — nearly 50 patented and patent-pending robotics technologies spanning vision, tendon hands, and control algorithms — is openly available for licensing with no named active licensee and no NASA commercial manufacturing intent.

IDA approves USD 20M additional credit (IDA Credit window) for the Togo Digital Acceleration Project (P179138), raising total operation financing to USD 130M with no named vendor for broadband, digital-skills, or infrastructure components.

The World Bank has cleared a USD 20M IDA additional financing (IDA Credit, National PBA window) for Togo's Digital Acceleration Project (P179138), lifting total operation financing to USD 130M and authorising the team to negotiate, with no named vendor for the broadband, climate-resilient infrastructure, or digital-skills deliverables.

IDA approved a US$50M additional credit to Malawi's Shire Valley Transformation Program Phase 2 (P176575), lifting total program financing to US$285M across six components with no vendor named.

The World Bank approved US$50M in additional IDA credit for the Shire Valley Transformation Program Phase 2 (P176575), bringing total financing to US$285M across irrigation, land tenure, and agricultural commercialization components with no vendor identified.

World Bank PROSPER (P508806) channels IDA credit into community-led small grant windows executed by PIFON, financing grant administration, fiduciary management, and M&E support with no vendor named.

The World Bank PROSPER project (P508806) allocates an IDA credit to PIFON as National Executing Agency to disburse community-led small grants across climate-resilient livelihoods, ecotourism, value-added enterprises, and inclusive governance, while financing grant administration, fiduciary management, and M&E support with no vendor yet named.

World Bank approves US$10M Additional Financing for Fostering Resilient Learning Project (P172753), funding a new construction and rehabilitation component with no named vendor.

The World Bank approved a US$10.00M Additional Financing (Request 3) for the Fostering Resilient Learning Project (P172753), raising total operation cost from US$26.78M to US$36.78M and creating a new Component 6 for construction and rehabilitation works transferred from the Emergency Response Project.

A World Bank-financed health project has published a procurement plan allocating $4.6M across five unassigned contracts, including a $592K AI diagnostic application and a $2.56M telehealth network, with vendors not yet selected.

A World Bank health-sector project (MOF-UPLD) has approved budget and a published procurement plan listing five contracts totalling approximately $4.6M — eLearning Hub ($230K), health worker registries software ($298.6K), education/training ($924.7K), UNICEF telehealth networks ($2.56M), and a UNICEF AI diagnostic application ($592.2K) — with no vendors named and award dates planned for 2026/02/01.

GAO identifies 17 open recommendations against the USDA Chief Information Officer, two escalated to priority status, across cybersecurity and IT acquisition High-Risk areas.

GAO's January 2026 review leaves 17 corrective actions unresolved at USDA's CIO office, two designated priority, confirming persistent cybersecurity and IT acquisition deficiencies at a named federal entity with no remediation in evidence.

GAO audit confirms DOGE's published federal contract, grant, and lease savings figures are unverified or false, with 108 reported lease cuts already in phase-out.

GAO report GAO-26-108615 documents that DOGE's "Wall of Receipts" savings claims across federal contracts, grants, and leases are unverified or incorrect, with 108 reported lease terminations already in phase-out before DOGE existed.

NSF I-Corps award grants translation capital to an unnamed academic team developing a dual-modal ECG/seismocardiogram cardiac patch, with no commercial, manufacturing, or regulatory partner named.

An approved NSF I-Corps award places non-dilutive grant capital with a university lab holding functional dual-modal cardiac-patch prototypes, but the record names no vendor, manufacturer, or regulatory pathway — leaving the commercialisation spend undeployed.

NSF SBIR Phase II award funds a small business to design, fabricate, and demonstrate a full-duplex mmWave massive-MIMO wireless transport system, creating unmet demand for RF fabrication and mmWave test capability.

An NSF SBIR Phase II award (AWD 2537738) grants non-dilutive capital to an unnamed small business now obligated to fabricate and demonstrate a full-duplex mmWave massive-MIMO transport system, forcing it to procure RF components, mmWave test infrastructure, and beamforming expertise it does not own.

NSF awarded a $50,000 I-Corps translation grant to the University of Iowa for an IoT precision-agriculture monitoring platform, leaving the recipient with non-dilutive capital and no named manufacturing, deployment, or go-to-market partner.

NSF obligated $50,000 (FY 2026) to the University of Iowa under the I-Corps program to assess commercial translation of a low-cost IoT precision-agriculture monitoring platform, giving the lab spendable non-dilutive capital with no commercialisation partner identified.

NSF SBIR Phase II award funds a small business to scale a patented 2 kW capacitive wireless charging system from proof-of-concept to pilot-ready commercial hardware.

NSF has approved an SBIR Phase II award to an unnamed small business that must now convert a patented capacitive wireless charging prototype into production-grade, pilot-ready hardware, creating unmet demand for component supply and contract manufacturing.

The Willard Office Building (DCR000504662) carries an open RCRA violation unresolved across 8 consecutive quarters, with no significant-non-complier designation and no automated compliance infrastructure in place.

EPA ECHO records The Willard Office Building, a VSQG (RCRA ID DCR000504662), with an open RCRA violation dating to 03/02/2026 and 8 quarters of non-compliance under NAICS 53112, indicating manual compliance management is failing at the site.

DCC set-aside contracts mandate Indigenous Business Directory registration and Indigenous Benefits Plans, forcing prime contractors to source registered Indigenous partners or lose eligibility.

Defence Construction Canada tender qualifications require any set-aside bid to include Indigenous businesses registered in ISC's Indigenous Business Directory and, where applicable, an Indigenous Benefits Plan with measurable performance standards, creating a persistent compliance gate that non-Indigenous primes cannot clear without pre-vetted Indigenous partners.

1 Vision Aviation holds a 9-quarter open RCRA violation record across generator and accumulation-unit requirements, signalling a failed manual compliance process.

1 Vision Aviation (Salina, KS; RCRA Large Quantity Generator, NAICS 48819) has carried an open RCRA violation since 12/09/2024 across 9 non-compliant quarters spanning generator-manifest and accumulation-unit requirements, indicating a manual compliance process that has failed to close.

BDC opens a sole-source database subscription renewal to equivalent-supplier challenge, with no incumbent named and the window closing 2026-10-02.

BDC has published a Notice of Intent to sole-source specialized database subscriptions while explicitly inviting equivalent suppliers to challenge, opening a live window to displace an unnamed incumbent before the 2026-10-02 close.