Industry portal
What industry partners can do in Project ROUNDTABLE, and where to start
The Industry Portal is the part of Project ROUNDTABLE built for companies, universities, research labs, FFRDCs, and UARCs. You use it to tell the Navy who you are and what you can do, to respond to published requests, and to keep track of everything you have sent.
You do not use it to submit proposals or bid on contracts. See What you may and may not send.
Start here, in this order
The menu across the top
After you sign in, six links run across the top of every page. Hovering over one shows a short description; here is what each is for.
| Menu item | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Overview | Your home page — your profile summary, your recent submissions, open opportunities, and the latest news, all on one screen. See The Overview page. |
| Org Profile | View and update your organization's details, including the technology tags that help the Navy find you. See Your organization profile. |
| Submissions | Send capability information to the Navy and track the status of everything you have sent. See Sending a submission and Tracking submissions. |
| Calls for Technology | Open requests from the Navy looking for solutions on specific topics. You can respond directly. See Calls for Technology. |
| Announcements | Public news and updates from the Navy's industry engagement team. See Announcements. |
| Notifications | Personal updates about your submissions, profile, and new opportunities. See Notifications. |
In the top-right corner you will also find: a light/dark theme switch, your name and organization, a Sign Out button, and a Help button (guided tour and glossary).
What you can and cannot see
You can see:
- your own organization's profile and submissions,
- published announcements,
- open Calls for Technology,
- your own notifications.
You cannot see: other organizations, their submissions, the Navy's internal notes about any organization, the engagement ledger, or any export of the whole dataset. Those are government-only.
This is a pilot system
Every page footer says: UNCLASSIFIED — Pilot system. Do not submit source selection information (e.g., proposals in response to competitive solicitations). Take that literally.