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Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency. Mr. Tim Sharp SBIR Program Manger [email protected] FLC Far West & Mid-Continent Regional Meeting September, 2005. HSARPA Mission. Engage the private sector in research and development to satisfy DHS needs:. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency
Mr. Tim SharpSBIR Program [email protected]
FLC Far West & Mid-Continent Regional Meeting
September, 2005
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 2
HSARPA Mission
Satisfy operational requirements
Conduct rapid prototyping and commercial adaptation
Research and develop revolutionary options
Engage the private sector in research and development to satisfy DHS needs:
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 3
HSARPA Vision
Long-term, robust R&D management organization for DHS
Technically excellent Program Managers
Mission-driven program management
Sustainable organizational structure
Personnel refresh
Nurture private sector relationships
HSARPA Vision
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 4
HSARPA R&D Funding Philosophy Competitive public solicitations
Broad array of private sector sources Small and large business Universities Independent labs, consortia, and FFRDCs Teams of all compositions
Lowered barriers to entry into HSARPA solicitation process White Papers Establish a teaming website Broadened bid space
Variety of contracting vehicles
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 5
DHS Strategic Partners
Due to participation and position in DHS S&T: Excluded from proposing on many BAAs But may provide transition-ready technology
The Strategic Partners: Lawrence Livermore Nat’l Lab Los Alamos Nat’l Lab Oak Ridge Nat’l Lab Pacific Northwest Nat’l Lab Sandia Nat’l Lab Brookhaven Nat’l Lab Argonne Nat’l Lab Idaho Nat’l Lab Remote Sensing Lab Savannah River Nat’l Lab
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 6
Coordinated R&D efforts that accomplish a specific mission-oriented objective
Delivers capability, hardware, software, prototype, algorithm, demonstration of feasibility, etc.
Defined schedule, funding, and risk management strategy: May be phased May include down-selects
Not just a collection of contracts
HSARPA Program Defined
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 7
HSARPA R&D Programs Overview Rapid Prototyping $56M
6 Programs ($21M) RTAP ($35M)
Emerging Threats $4M 11 Programs
Bio CM $75M 10 Programs
Chem CM $33M 5 Programs
Explosives CM $3M 3 Programs
TVTA $5M 2 Programs
CIP $4M 4 Programs
BTS $28M 16 Programs
EPR $5M 3 Programs
Law Enforcement $2M 2 Programs
Cyber Security $15M 7 Programs
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 8
HSARPA Major R&D Programs (Surveillance) Broad spectrum sensors that warn of chemical or biological
attack
More sensitive radiological and nuclear detectors
Ingenious bioassays to identify designer toxins
Advanced computer-aided methods to reduce the human burden of security surveillance
Advanced radiation detection portals
Remote detection of explosives: suicide, leave-behind, and vehicle
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 9
HSARPA Major R&D Programs (Protection) Methods to protect and secure the Internet
Novel, multi-function materials for protective suits and equipment
Better methods for managing first responders on the scene
An advanced cargo container security device
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 10
Advanced Cargo Container SecurityBAA04-06
Primary emphasis is on ensuring physical security
Secondary emphasis is on detection of prohibited cargoes
Six contractors selected to enter negotiations
Three under contract External remote communications
Marine Asset Tag Tracking System (SBIR)
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 11
SBIR – A Federal Research & Development Program
Mandated by Congress (15 U.S. C. 638) through 2008
Funded by 2.5% of extramural R&D (>$100M)
Small businesses (<500 employees) can participate.
Small Business Administration (SBA) guides
All monies go to small businesses
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 12
SBIR – A Three Phase Program
Phase I – Scientific and Technical Feasibility NTE 6 months and $100K
Phase II – Concept Development NTE 24 months and $750K
Phase III – Product Development Private or non-SBIR government funding
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 13
SBIR/STTR Participating Agencies ($2.5B FY 05) DOD SBIR/STTR HHS SBIR/STTR NASA SBIR/STTR DOE SBIR/STTR NSF SBIR/STTR DHS SBIR USDA SBIR DOC SBIR EPA SBIR DOT SBIR ED SBIR
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FY04 SBIR $19.6MFY04 SBIR $19.6M
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FY05 SBIR $ 23 MFY05 SBIR $ 23 M
FY06 SBIR $ ? MFY06 SBIR $ ? M
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 14
DHS S&T SBIR Strategy Engage all S&T portfolios Design topics with:
Medium width topics (not point solutions, not open topics) Near term commercialization potential
Award multiple Phase I’s and II’s Reduce or eliminate the gap between Phase I and II Active involvement to reach Phase III
Encourage teaming and collaboration Involve ultimate user
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 15
Phase I (4.1/4.2/5.1)Proposals/Awards by State
HI 2/0
OR3/1
WA18/8
AK0/0
CA135/28
NV6/0
ID3/0
MT6/0
ND1/0
SD0/0
NE0/0
KS1/0
WY1/0
UT9/5
CO12/3
AZ18/2 NM
13/3
TX44/8
OK6/2
MN8/2 WI
8/2
IA2/0
MO6/0
AR1/0
LA9/1
MI16/3
IL11/1
IN3/0
OH17/0
PA 26/3
KY 2/0
TN 8/1
VA66/10
NC 12/2
SC6/1GA
12/1
FL35/5
AL11/4MS
1/0
WV3/1
NY31/7
ME1/0
NH8/2VT 3/0
RI 11/2
CT 9/1
NJ 28/1DE 2/0
MD 13/2
MA 74/10
PR 1/0
DC 2/0
Total Phase I Awards/Submissions 740/129
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 16
FY05-02 Topics: Handheld Biological Detection System Uncooperative Vehicle Stopping Using Non-Lethal Methods Distributed Buoy Vessel Detection System Hardware-Assisted System Security Monitor Methods To Determine Structural Stability Portable/Transportable Directional Gamma Ray and/or
Directional Neutron Detectors
Small Business Innovation Research Program
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 17
“Jump-Start” to Phase IIInvitation (at the discretion of HSARPA PM) to submit Phase II proposal before the completion of Phase IOnly for meritorious Phase I’s with clear potential for Phase IIInvitation basis:
Performance toward Phase I technical objectives Monthly and/or final reports Site visits Plans for Phase II
Invitation no earlier than 2/3 of period of performance
(ex. Invite in 4th month of 6 month effort)Phase II proposals evaluated and awarded incrementallyDecreases/eliminates funding gap between phasesAccelerates development of technology
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 18
Collaboration OpportunitiesCollaboration Opportunities
Topic Recommendations
Topic Recommendations
Other Funding OpportunitiesOther Funding Opportunitieshttp://www.hsarpasbir.comhttp://www.hsarpasbir.com
August 23, 2005HSARPA Overview 19
HSARPA SBIR TeamTim Sharp, SBIR Program Manager
[email protected] 202.254.6105
Jonetta Fantroy, SETA Management Analyst
www.hsarpasbir.comwww.hsarpabaa.com www.dhs.gov [email protected]
