HDIAC can begin work quickly after a statement of work is approved, has expertise across multiple technical areas relevant to projects spanning domains, and can leverage a large network of subject matter experts. It draws on the most recent Defense Department studies and technical findings and makes the results available to support future work. HDIAC offers various free and fee-based services to academia, industry, and government agencies to help address challenging technical problems.

1. RAPID START TIME
Work can begin in as little as six weeks,
once the statement of work is approved.
EXPANSIVE TECHNICAL
FOCUS AREAS
HDIAC’s broad scope is especially valuable
for the efforts that cross multiple focus
areas.
EXTENSIVE SME NETWORK
HDIAC is able to leverage support from its
expansive SME network.
ACCESS TO THE LATEST
SCIENTIFIC & TECHNICAL
DOD FINDINGS
HDIAC draws from the most recent studies
performed across the DoD, and the results
from all of HDIAC’s CATs are collected,
stored and used to support HDIAC’s future
efforts.
HDIAC provides four free hours of analytical,
scientific and professional research within
our eight focus areas. These services are
available to academia, industry and other
government agencies. To utilize HDIAC’s free
technical inquiry service, log in and submit a
technical inquiry form at hdiac.org or contact
inquiries@hdiac.org.
Technical Inquiry Services
PRE-AWARDED PRE-COMPETED
CONTRACT VEHICLE
Core Analysis Task (CAT)
HDIAC Basic Center of Operations
& Mission
The Homeland Defense & Security Information Analysis Center (HDIAC)
is one of three Department of Defense Information Analysis Centers. HDIAC is
responsible for acquiring, analyzing and disseminating relevant scientific and
technical information, in each of its eight focus areas, in support of the DoD and
U.S. government R&D activities.
HDIAC’s mission is to provide authoritative, responsive solutions by generating,
acquiring, processing, analyzing and disseminating relevant information and
analysis to our customers.
HDIAC SERVICES
Through our Basic Center of Operations, subject matter expert network and
extensive database collection, HDIAC is positioned to help support the nation’s
toughest scientific and technical challenges. HDIAC provides a wide range of
additional services, including:
Access to the HDIAC Journal, a quarterly publication featuring scientific
and technical innovations within our focus areas.
A network of subject matter experts in each of the focus areas.
Participation in key technical conferences and forums to engage and
network with the science and technology (S&T) community.
Homeland Defense & Security
Information Analysis Center
www.hdiac.org
104 Union Valley Rd. • Oak Ridge, TN • 37830
865 • 535 • 0088
info@hdiac.org
HDIAC FOCUS AREAS
Alternative Energy Biometrics CBRN Defense Critical Infrastructure
Protection
Cultural Studies Homeland Defense
& Security
Medical WMD