Attachment_C_Proposal_Summary_Slide_Template.pptx
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- DARPA-PS-26-129
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This is a proposal summary slide template for DARPA's Protein ENGineering (PENG) program (Solicitation DARPA-PS-26-129). The template is marked as Source Selection Sensitive and is restricted to distribution with the Agreements Officer's authorization only.
The template provides a structured format for proposers to present their technical approach, including designated sections for concept strengths and weaknesses, performance metrics with calculated values and proposal justifications, and resource justification across labor (prime and subcontractors), equipment, materials, and other costs. Proposers are instructed to provide detailed technical rationale explaining how their approach achieves program goals and metrics, with DARPA noting it accepts first-order calculations and preliminary evidence given the high-risk nature of the work. The template also includes a Value Analysis section comprising ten questions designed to demonstrate the value of the proposed work to government and commercial stakeholders, covering current technology understanding, capability advancement beyond existing solutions, cost and time savings potential, commercial applicability, market disruption potential, and technical risk mitigation. Proposers are not required to answer all questions but should collectively demonstrate comprehensive value through their responses.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| DARPA-PS-26-129-Amendment-01.pdf | ||
| Attachment_D_Proposal_Inst_and_Vol_I_Template_Tech_and_Management_Amendment_1.docx | DOCX document | |
| PENG_Amendment_1_Summary_of_Changes.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment_E_Proposal_Instructions_and_Volume_II_Template_Cost.docx | DOCX document | |
| DARPA-PS-26-129.pdf | ||
| Attachment_I_Schedule_of_Milestones_and_Payments.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attachment_H_Task_Description_Document__TDD_.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment_G_Model_Other_Transaction_for_Prototype.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment_B_Abstract_Instructions_and_Template.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment_A_Abstract_Summary_Side.pptx | PPTX presentation | |
| Attachment_F_DARPA_Cost_Proposal_Spreadsheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attachment_D_Proposal_Instructions_and_Volume_I_Template_Technical_and_Management.docx | DOCX document |
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Source Selection Sensitive – Distribution with Agreements Officer’s authorization only Full Proposal Title Organization Name(s); Technical POC Name(s)
DARPA-PS-26-129 PENG
Proposal Summary Slide Template
Concept Strengths of the proposed approach Weaknesses of the proposed approach Approach
Performance metrics of the proposed approach
| Metric | Phase 1 | Phase 2 |
| Metric 1 (replace with metric name) | Calculated value |
Proposal pages/section which provides rational and sufficient evidence
| Metric 2 (replace with metric name) |
| Metric 3 (replace with metric name) |
Instructions: The proposal should provide detailed technical rationale delineating why the proposed approach may achieve the program goals and metrics. For each metric, please provide the calculated value and the section of the proposal that provides justification. Please note, DARPA understands the approaches are most likely very high risk and is simply looking for first order calculations or basis of evidence.
Justification of Requested Resources
| Category | Proposed | Rational |
| Labor (Prime) | Proposed number of FTEs |
Include subcontractors and consultants Labor (Subcontractors) Proposed number of FTEs Include consultants
| Equipment and Materials (Prime and Subcontractors) |
| Other Costs (Prime and Subcontractors) |
Instructions: The proposal should provide rationale on why the proposed resources are required to achieve the proposed goals and metrics. This is focused on requested resources, not total cost.
Value Analysis Questions and Answers
| Question | Answer |
| 1. Please provide your understanding of current technology in this space and how it has informed or influenced your proposed technical solution. | |
| 2. How does your proposed solution deliver increased capability beyond what is possible today? | |
| 3. How would your proposed solution, if successful, enable federal entities to do what they cannot already do, considering these technologies both with and without added reinforcement? | |
| 4. How much time and money could the DOD / federal government save when compared to the current state of technology? | |
| 5. What future value does this technology offer to the DOD / federal government? |
Instructions: DARPA may choose to conduct a Value Analysis on your proposed work. Please review the questions on this and the next slide and answer those questions that best demonstrate the value your efforts will provide to the Government. There is no minimum or maximum requirement for the number of questions, but the answers should collectively be able to thoroughly demonstrate that value that is being provided.
Value Analysis Questions and Answers
| Question | Answer |
| 6. What commercial best practices or processes do you plan to instantiate to deliver value to the government? | |
| 7. How would your proposed solution, if successful, enable the commercial markets to do what they cannot already do? | |
| 8. What future value does this technology offer to the commercial sector? | |
| 9. Is your solution disruptive to the market, or does it provide incremental improvements to current practices? | |
| 10. Detail the technical risks in your proposal that are to be solved under the DARPA program. How does DARPA engaging in this program accelerate the timeline for value, schedule, technical debt, and transition to commercial or DoD marketplaces? |
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