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‘Cutting bureaucratic red tape’: Golden Dome office creates website for industry input

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‘Cutting bureaucratic red tape’: Golden Dome office creates website for industry input
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“We are doing this by cutting bureaucratic red tape, harnessing innovation through partnerships, and leveraging the true power of the Arsenal of Freedom. We are dismantling the historical walls separating commercial innovation from national defense and short-circuiting the ‘Valley of Death’ that so often stalls the deployment of critical technologies.”Advertisement He unveiled the new portal on Tuesday during a missile defense conference in Huntsville, Alabama. Congress allocated $24 billion for the Golden Dome during fiscal 2026 as part of the reconciliation bill.

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The Department of War on Tuesday unveiled a new online website for defense companies to submit ideas and requests for information regarding the Golden Dome initiative.The digital platform, which can be found at hub.goldendome.mil, is designed to allow traditional and nontraditional defense companies to register, upload concepts, and submit designs directly to the Golden Dome project’s decision-makers. The goal, the Pentagon said in a press release, is “bypassing months of administrative delays.” Recommended Stories ‘Cutting bureaucratic red tape’: Golden Dome office creates website for industry input Breaking down the aircraft involved in Trump’s plan to thwart Iranian assassination attempt Elizabeth Warren partners with Mike Lee in push to curb defense CEO payouts “To defeat a new…

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