BAA_SMOKE_Proposer_Overview_Chart.pptx
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- HR001122S0006
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This document provides an overview template for proposals responding to the Signature Management Using Operational Knowledge and Environments (SMOKE) program solicitation from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. The template outlines the key elements to address, including an overview graphic and technical approach summary describing the proposed innovation and feasibility. It also requires identification of risks and mitigation strategies, cost breakdown by organization, intellectual property assertions, and information on key personnel, foreign participation, project classification, and whether personally identifiable information will be collected or stored. The SMOKE program aims to develop signature management technologies incorporating counter-attribution techniques to generate evasive cyber infrastructure, quantitatively measure attribution risk in real-time, and maintain evasiveness after changes to accelerate cyber operations and eliminate signatures as an attribution source.
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Insert high-resolution overview graphic of proposed architecture/technical approach FP: Prime Organization PI: PI Name (% LOE) Subcontractors: Subcontractor Organization(s) or “None” Title: Proposal Title Summary:
Succinctly describe the proposed technical approach (be sure to convey key insights) The bullets, combined with the graphic below, should clearly convey what is proposed Use the bullets as the "elevator speech" for the proposal Etc. (use as many bullets as necessary)
Innovation, feasibility:
High-level bullets for how the approach is particularly innovative (i.e., goes beyond current state-of-the-art) Why the approach is feasible (at a high-level) Etc. (use as many bullets as necessary) Risks/mitigations:
Identification of high-risk elements (e.g., limitations) of your approach High-level description of risk(s) mitigation Etc. (use as many bullets as necessary) Cost:
Prime cost and % of overall cost (e.g., ABC, Inc.: $#.#M, X%) Subcontractor X cost and % of overall cost Etc.
Intellectual Property/data rights assertions:
Yes/No (with very brief description if “yes”; commercial or non-commercial)) Key personnel:
Name, organization, %LOE Name, organization, %LOE Etc. (use as many bullets as necessary) Foreign National participation:
Yes or No Project classification:
Controlled unclassified, fundamental research, combination, other Will the project collect, store or create records that may contain PII?
Yes or No ITAR/EAR proposed?
Yes or No Source: Prime Organization, Volume 1 (SMOKE)
| Summary | Phase 1 | Phase 2 | Total |
| Proposed | $#.#M | $#.#M | $#.#M |
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