DTRA Chemical / Biological Technologies Broad Agency Announcement
Closed Solicitation Posted
This opportunity was awarded. See its 2 award notices in the notice history.
- Solicitation number
- HDTRA1-20-S-0001
- Agency
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Defense Threat Reduction Agency
Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 541714 Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
This Broad Agency Announcement from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency seeks proposals for research and development projects addressing chemical and biological defense technologies at Technology Readiness Levels 3 through 6, with the goal of advancing solutions to TRLs 4 through 6. Proposals will be evaluated based on scientific and technical merit, capability to perform the work, and overall benefit to the government. The one-year open period accepts proposals on a continuous basis and will consider topics in areas such as detection, protection, medical countermeasures, and hazard mitigation to support the Chemical and Biological Defense Program mission.
There is no set-aside designation for this requirement. Research is sought under NAICS codes 541715 and PSC codes C199 and R425. Awards will take the form of contracts, other transaction agreements, or interagency agreements with values dependent on technical evaluations and available funding. Proposals must sufficiently detail work to be performed, costs, and management approach for either a one or two-year period of performance with work taking place within the United States.
Notice text
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Update #11 · Latest ·
UPDATED APRIL 5, 2021: TOPIC RELEASE 3, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph I)
UPDATED JANUARY 26, 2021: TOPIC RELEASE 3
THE DEADLINE FOR INDUSTRY DAY REGISTRATION AND CAPABILITY OVERVIEW SUBMISSIONS RELATED TO TOPIC RELEASE 3 TOPICS CBI-01 AND CBS-02 IS FEBRUARY 12, 2021.
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO ANY TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 3 IS MARCH 12, 2021.
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT A PHASE 1 PROPOSAL FOR ANY TOPIC INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 3 IS APRIL 12, 2021 AT 2:00PM EDT.
UPDATED AUGUST 20, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph II)
UPDATED JULY 1, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph I)
UPDATED JUNE 9, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 2 IS JUNE 16, 2020.
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT A PHASE I PROPOSAL FOR TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 2 IS JULY 13, 2020 AT 2:00PM EDT.
UPDATED MAY 12, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph II)
UPDATED MARCH 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A)
UPDATED FEBRUARY 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 1 IS FEBRUARY 17, 2020.
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, PHASE 1 PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE WAS REVISED FROM MARCH 4, 2020 TO MARCH 20, 2020
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
Update #10 ·
UPDATED JANUARY 26, 2021: TOPIC RELEASE 3
THE DEADLINE FOR INDUSTRY DAY REGISTRATION AND CAPABILITY OVERVIEW SUBMISSIONS RELATED TO TOPIC RELEASE 3 TOPICS CBI-01 AND CBS-02 IS FEBRUARY 12, 2021.
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO ANY TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 3 IS MARCH 12, 2021.
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT A PHASE 1 PROPOSAL FOR ANY TOPIC INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 3 IS APRIL 12, 2021 AT 2:00PM EDT.
UPDATED AUGUST 20, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph II)
UPDATED JULY 1, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph I)
UPDATED JUNE 9, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 2 IS JUNE 16, 2020.
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT A PHASE I PROPOSAL FOR TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 2 IS JULY 13, 2020 AT 2:00PM EDT.
UPDATED MAY 12, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph II)
UPDATED MARCH 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A)
UPDATED FEBRUARY 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 1 IS FEBRUARY 17, 2020.
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, PHASE 1 PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE WAS REVISED FROM MARCH 4, 2020 TO MARCH 20, 2020
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
Update #9 ·
UPDATED AUGUST 20, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph II)
UPDATED JULY 1, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph I)
UPDATED JUNE 9, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 2 IS JUNE 16, 2020.
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT A PHASE I PROPOSAL FOR TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 2 IS JULY 13, 2020 AT 2:00PM EDT.
UPDATED MAY 12, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph II)
UPDATED MARCH 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A)
UPDATED FEBRUARY 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 1 IS FEBRUARY 17, 2020.
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, PHASE 1 PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE WAS REVISED FROM MARCH 4, 2020 TO MARCH 20, 2020
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
Update #8 ·
UPDATED JULY 1, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph I)
UPDATED JUNE 9, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 2 IS JUNE 16, 2020.
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT A PHASE I PROPOSAL FOR TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 2 IS JULY 13, 2020 AT 2:00PM EDT.
UPDATED MAY 12, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph II)
UPDATED MARCH 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A)
UPDATED FEBRUARY 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 1 IS FEBRUARY 17, 2020.
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, PHASE 1 PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE WAS REVISED FROM MARCH 4, 2020 TO MARCH 20, 2020
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
Update #7 ·
UPDATED JUNE 9, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 2
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 2 IS JUNE 16, 2020.
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT A PHASE I PROPOSAL FOR TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 2 IS JULY 13, 2020 AT 2:00PM EDT.
UPDATED MAY 12, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph II)
UPDATED MARCH 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A)
UPDATED FEBRUARY 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 1 IS FEBRUARY 17, 2020.
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, PHASE 1 PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE WAS REVISED FROM MARCH 4, 2020 TO MARCH 20, 2020
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
Update #6 ·
UPDATED MAY 12, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A_Ph II)
UPDATED MARCH 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A)
UPDATED FEBRUARY 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 1 IS FEBRUARY 17, 2020.
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, PHASE 1 PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE WAS REVISED FROM MARCH 4, 2020 TO MARCH 20, 2020
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
Update #5 ·
UPDATED MARCH 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Q and A)
UPDATED FEBRUARY 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 1 IS FEBRUARY 17, 2020.
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, PHASE 1 PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE WAS REVISED FROM MARCH 4, 2020 TO MARCH 20, 2020
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
Update #4 ·
UPDATED FEBRUARY 5, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS RELATED TO TOPICS INCLUDED IN TOPIC RELEASE 1 IS FEBRUARY 17, 2020.
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, PHASE 1 PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE WAS REVISED FROM MARCH 4, 2020 TO MARCH 20, 2020
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
Update #3 ·
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1, PHASE 1 PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE WAS REVISED FROM MARCH 4, 2020 TO MARCH 20, 2020
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
Update #2 ·
UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2020: TOPIC RELEASE 1
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
Update #1 ·
The purpose of this BAA is to serve as a one-year (12-month) open continuous vehicle through which topics will be released as they become available during the BAA open period. This BAA will remain open for one year from the date of release.
The scope of this BAA is limited to projects that meet Technology Readiness Level (TRL) definitions in the TRL range of 3-6 (see ATTACHMENT 1 for TRL definitions). Upon completion of the proposed development efforts, solutions should strive to meet a TRL in the range of 4-6. Proposals that address technologies at TRL 4 or greater should also be aware of the Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) considerations.
The DTRA RD-CB mission was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide state-of-the-art defense capabilities to allow military forces of the United States to operate and to successfully complete their missions in chemical and biological warfare environments. The scope of mission efforts and the priorities assigned to specific projects are influenced by changes in military and civilian Chemical and Biological Defense (CBD) science and technology, advanced developments, operational requirements, military threat assessments, and national defense strategies. To keep pace with defense capability requirements, the CBD Program (CBDP), as part of its mission, routinely promulgates chemical and biological research. The comprehensive research program encompasses both intramural and extramural sources, and the role of each is vital to the fulfillment of the CBDP objectives.
DTRA is seeking optimum approaches to meet technology objectives with a goal to identify and select science and technology projects that can be transitioned to joint acquisition programs.
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| Notice | Type | Posted |
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| Advanced Capabilities for Chemical and Biological (CB) Human Health Effects Modeling | Award Notice | |
| Digital Battlefield CB Threat Mapping and Augmented Reality Display | Award Notice | |
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