Amendment 023 - DRIVe EZ BAA.pdf
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This amendment to the BARDA DRIVe EZ-BAA (EZBAA - 22-100-SOL-00003) reopens Area of Interest #26: Agnostic Diagnostic. Respondents may submit abstracts for this research area, which involves developing diagnostic tools that can detect unknown pathogens. The Department of Health and Human Services will accept abstract submissions through May 15, 2024. Multiple awards are anticipated, subject to program priorities, scientific merit, fit within AOI goals, and available funding. Funded respondents must share de-identified data to advance the field pursuant to applicable law and regulations.
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EZBAA-22-100-SOL-00003 Amendment #023
Office of Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority Division of Research, Innovation & Ventures (DRIVe) Easy Broad Agency Announcement EZBAA-22-100-SOL-00003
The purpose of Amendment #023 is the following:
1) Reopen the following Area of Interest (AOI):
AOI #26: Agnostic Diagnostic
EZBAA-22-100-SOL-00003 Amendment #023
INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW INFORMATION
A. Development Opportunity Objective:
Under this Amendment, DRIVe is doing the following:
1) Reopening the following research Area of Interest (AOI):
AOI #26: Agnostic Diagnostic
B. Eligible Respondents & Scope Parameters:
This Amendment is open to all responsible sources as described in the EZ-BAA. Abstract submissions that do not conform to the requirements outlined in the EZ-BAA may be considered non-responsive and will not be reviewed. An entity must have an active registration with https://sam.gov at the time of submission to be reviewed. If not, the abstract submission will not be reviewed and will be rejected. Please do not attempt to submit an abstract if your registration is not active in https://sam.gov.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Interested vendors are strongly encouraged to request and schedule a pre-submission call before submitting an abstract. This request should include the project title, key project staff, and a brief description of the proposed project. Please submit the requests to the following:
AOI #26: Agnostic Diagnostic (ngs@hhs.gov)
The closing date for abstract submissions for this AOI is listed below.
Area of Interest Closing Date for Abstract Submissions #26 12:00pm ET on May 15, 2024
Note: To streamline the EZ-BAA, all Areas of Interest will be open for a few months at a time following a staggered approach. This is being done to encourage high-quality submissions earlier in the fiscal year allowing adequate review time. Depending on programmatic need and funding availability, Areas of Interest may be reopened for another period of time.
C. Number of Awards:
Multiple awards are anticipated and are dependent upon the program priorities, scientific/technical merit of abstract submissions, how well the abstract submissions fit within the goals of the AOI, and the availability of funding. The program funding is subject to change based on the Government’s discretion.
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EZBAA-22-100-SOL-00003 Amendment #023
Funding is limited, so we encourage any interested vendors to reach out to the respective program as soon as possible before submitting an abstract.
D. Amendment Application Process:
This Amendment will follow the same submission process and review procedures as those established under this EZ-BAA, unless otherwise noted. For complete details, please read the EZ-BAA in its entirety along with all amendments.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Respondents who are awarded a contract under each of these AOIs will be required to share any collected, de-identified data to advance the field and knowledge.
Interested Respondents are strongly encouraged to commercialize their technology and algorithms, however, note that consistent with BARDA’s mission and federal standards, data collected through the use of government funding will be delivered to BARDA for government usage pursuant to applicable regulations and law.
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