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HMGCC Co-Creation Challenge: Detecting Hostile RF Emitters in a Battlefield
HMGCC Co-Creation Challenge is a competition offering up to £60,000 to sole innovators, industry, and academic and research organisations across the United Kingdom to detect hostile radio signals on the battlefield. Open, closes 23 November 2026.
Run by HMGCC, HMGCC Co-Creation
Checked against the official page (co-creation.hmgcc.gov.uk) on 3 Nov 2026.
A 12-week funded challenge seeking technology to detect and classify hostile radio frequency emitters in crowded electromagnetic environments, delivering a prototype software capability to at least TRL 4. Open to sole innovators, industry and academic and research organisations.
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Status and deadline
Status
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Deadline
As stated: Phase 1 competition closes: Monday 23 November 2026
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How much
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Who can apply
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Business size
Not confirmed on the official page
Sectors
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How to apply
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Where it is open: UK-wide
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Open across United Kingdom, so every council area in the North of England is shaded.
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Things we could not confirm
- Dates in the page are written as day/month/year; opening date 2 November 2026 taken from the Phase 1 wording.
- Business size not stated beyond open to all sizes.
- Applicants notified 7 December 2026; Phase 2 pitch day date not stated.
- Sanctioned-country exclusion applies; the page links to the government list rather than naming countries.
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Source and last checked
Local Landscape gathers this information automatically from the pages below, then checks the key details against the official page. Checked against the official page (co-creation.hmgcc.gov.uk) on 3 Nov 2026. Its details have not changed since it was listed on 3 Nov 2026. No person has checked it, so confirm the details with HMGCC before you apply.
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- iuk-business-connect.org.uk/opportunities/hmgcc-co-creation-challenge-detecting-hostilethe official page, checked automatically, read 3 Nov 2026
- iuk-business-connect.org.uk/opportunities/via Innovate UK Business Connect: opportunities, read 3 Nov 2026