DARPA-BAA-15-14_Attachment_2_Proposal_Summary_Chart_Template.pptx
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- Near-Zero Power RF and Sensor Operations Federal contract opportunity
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- DARPA-BAA-15-14
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Attachment 2 Proposal Summary Chart Template
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Distribution Statement Follow the general guidance in each of the following quadrants.
Provide a concise and informative summary of your proposal.
Unclassified information only.
Maximum of one slide.
Include images and figures where appropriate.
Please submit in MS PowerPoint (preferred) or equivalent file format.
Guidance for the N-ZERO proposal summary slide
Distribution Statement Name of the team/proposal title Technical Rationale and Approach(es) Team organization, cost, milestones and schedule Innovative Claims What is the problem? Why is the solution challenging?
How is it done today, and what are the limits of current practice?
What is unique about your approach? Why will it succeed?
What are the major technical risk elements and how do you plan to address/mitigate them?
What are you trying to do? Articulate your objectives using absolutely no jargon.
Outline clearly how you plan to accomplish technical goals and achieve deliverables as stated in the BAA.
What are the fundamental performance vs. power trade-offs?
Show the proposed team organization, cost, technical milestones (intermediate and end-of-phase milestones), and project schedule.
Impact What is the impact if you are successful? Include quantitative metrics. Include a list of potential applications enabled by this technology. (including direct and, when relevant, dual-use applications).
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