PUBLIC ORGANIZATION RECORD
University of Hawaii Applied Research Laboratory
VERIFIEDNAICS 541712 · Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance
Research Center · UARCOperated by University of Hawaii
Honolulu, HI · arl.hawaii.edu · refreshed Jul 23, 2026
Org Type
Headquarters
Primary NAICS
USASpending Awards
Mission Alignment
FROM PUBLIC EVIDENCE — MISSION ECOSYSTEMS, NOT CATEGORIES
Intelligence, Surveillance & ReconnaissanceMODERATE
Maritime Domain AwarenessSTRONG ✓
Undersea WarfareMODERATE
Capability Snapshot
View sourceNo public capability snapshot available.
Public record data
UEI / CAGESAM.GOV
SAM statusSAM.GOV
NAICSSAM.GOV
Federal awardsUSASPENDING
PatentsUSPTO
HeadquartersORG WEBSITE
Verified Signals
SIGNALS, NOT RATINGS
✓Research Center · UARC
✓Operated by University of Hawaii
○ITAR — not confirmed
Ecosystem Placement — appears in
Provenance — facts vs. interpretation
AUTHORITATIVE
ORG WEBSITE
NERDRUMS-DERIVED
ORG-CONFIRMED
UNDER REVIEW
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Navigator Insight
NERDRUMS-DERIVEDUniversity of Hawaii Applied Research Laboratory is a Honolulu-based research organization (NAICS 541712) with self-reported mission alignment strong in maritime domain awareness and moderate in ISR and undersea warfare, but the record shows zero contract awards, zero patents, and no listed capabilities — only two verified signals. There's a directional claim of relevant focus here, but nothing yet to substantiate it with track record or IP.
One neutral paragraph from public evidence — not a rating. Sources: USAspending · SAM.gov · USPTO.
Data Timeline
HOW CURRENT IS THIS INFORMATION
- JUL 23Profile created — public data
- JUL 23Last refresh — public evidence
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