Air Force SBIR/STTR Commercialization Readiness Program
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1 Air Force SBIR/STTR Commercialization Readiness Program Christine Villa Gavin Tovrea BRTRC Federal Solutions DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A Unclassified, Unlimited Distribution
2 SBIR/STTR: Three Phased Programs AF FY17 SBIR Budget: $315.3M AF FY17 STTR Budget: $44.35M SBIR/STTR is relationship based get to know your customer! Note: Air Force Phase II efforts are awarded at an initial value not to exceed $750,000. 2
3 Phase III & Commercialization Readiness Program Phase III is the commercialization of SBIR/STTR-funded technologies into goods or services in the private sector or federal agency, such as: Follow-on R/R&D, Commercial application, and/or Production in the private sector or with a federal agency Transitioning to Phase III often crawled through the Valley of Death To accelerate the transition of SBIR/STTR-developed technologies, products and services to Phase III and into the acquisition process, Congress created the Commercialization Readiness Program (CRP) NDAA FY2006 (PL , Section 252) created the Commercialization Pilot Program (CPP) for DoD SBIR only NDAA FY2012 (PL , Section 5122) renamed CPP to CRP Supports both SBIR and STTR Programs Increased reporting requirements 3
4 Commercialization & Phase III Award Commercialization is a very broad term encompassing any kind of commercial activity (e.g. sales, investments) in government or private sector. Phase III Award is a contract from DoD (or subcontract from a DoD supplier) which is certified by the contracting officer that efforts derive from, extend, or complete a prior SBIR/STTR award. "Derives from" refers to work that traces back to efforts performed under prior SBIR/STTR contracts or grants "Extends" means the work can be for other applications not researched or performed in prior SBIR/STTR efforts "Completes" means commercialization of the prior SBIR/STTR research into a commercial product or application Per statute, SBIR/STTR funding can NOT be used for Phase III. Government has the right to issue Phase III sole-source contracts (with J&A) & Prime contractors can award Phase III subcontracts on a sole-source basis. 4
5 AF Approach to CRP Boots on the ground : SBIR Acquisition R&D Technology Analysts (TAs) located at Air Force Centers and Technology Directorates Facilitate topic alignment with Acquisition Program Executive Offices (PEOs) Identify and Verify Customer, Need, & Technology Support Technology Interchange Meetings (TIMs) Focused Industry and PEO meetings Targeted DoD SBIR/STTR data mining and due diligence Facilitate and support Small Business Industry Days (SBIDs) Center/PEO targeted events, for entire SB community not just SBIR Continuous Phase II portfolio transitioning Participation in various technology requirements discussions Liaison for ad hoc PEO and industry technology needs Assist in development of Transition Plans (STTP)
6 Topics CRP Operating Construct A B C Pre-Concept Refinement Material Solution Analysis Technology Development Engineering and Manufacturing Development Production & Deployment Technology Readiness Level (TRL) Phase I Phase I Phase II CRP Phase III Phase I
7 AF Strategic Focus Areas To support the diverse portfolio of Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E), AF SBIR/STTR will focus on three strategic areas: Advancing REVOLUTIONARY, game-changing technologies (including capability demonstration and experimentation) to make and keep the fight unfair. Maturing RELEVANT technology in support of Air Force Major Commands and Service Core Functions. Developing RESPONSIVE technologies to meet time critical warfighter (MAJCOM/COCOM) needs. 7
8 AF Technology Focus Areas Goal: Maximize benefits to the warfighter while providing best opportunity for small business commercial success. Benefits: New capability Greater reliability Cost savings Improved performance and safety (risk reduction) Materials 15% Human Systems 8% Nuclear 1% Electronics/EW 7% Sensors 17% Battlespace 1% Weapons 8% Air Platforms 18% Information 11% Space Platforms 14% 8
9 Air Force R&D Organizations ROME, NY Air Force Research Laboratory HILL AFB, UT Air Force Sustainment Center WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OH Air Force Research Laboratory Air Force Life Cycle Management Center HANSCOM AFB, MA Air Force Life Cycle Management Center EDWARDS AFB, CA Air Force Research Laboratory Air Force Test Center TINKER AFB, OK Air Force Sustainment Center ARNOLD AFB, TN Air Force Test Center ARLINGTON, VA Air Force Research Laboratory F-35 Joint Strike Fighter LOS ANGELES AFB, CA Space and Missile Systems Center KIRTLAND AFB, NM Air Force Research Laboratory Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center ROBINS AFB, GA Air Force Sustainment Center MAUI, HI Air Force Research Laboratory SAN ANTONIO, TX Air Force Surgeon General Air Force Civil Engineer Center HURLBURT FIELD, FL Air Force Special Operations Command EGLIN AFB, FL Air Force Research Laboratory Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Air Force Test Center 9
10 Major Defense Contractors Collaboration at Work AF SBIR/STTR Transition Team Transition Team Support AF Centers/PEOs Industry Needs STTP Center Needs 21 Major Defense Contractors Participating SBIR Technology Solutions 711 HPW RD RQ RI RV RW RX RY AFOSR AFRL Managers & SBIR/STTR Phase II Firms
11 Technology Interchange Meetings (TIM) GOAL: Increase collaboration between the AF and Major Defense Contractors (MDC) to accelerate technology transition Annually AF issues a TIM call via FBO announcement 6-9 MDCs participate each year 15-week process training and facilitating MDC as they identify and vet SBIR/STTR technologies that meet their needs to become candidates for STTPs Utilize SWIFT tool for data mining and workflow tracking Event hosted by MDC conducting one-on-one sessions under a NDA Hotwash & post-event follow-up on outcomes and STTP facilitation 11
12 Small Business Industry Days (SBID) GOAL: Increase Small Business participation in AF supply chain and technology transition activities 2-3 day event targets a specific AF Center/PEO Armament SBID, July 2014 Test Center (AFTC) SBID, November 2014 Sustainment (AFSC) SBID, July 2015 Space and Missile Center (SMC) SBID, October 2016 Broader than SBIR/STTR! Open to all Small Businesses with technical capabilities that may meet the AF Center/PEO needs Track 1 Products: Small Businesses present products/capabilities/technologies that may fit AF needs Track 2 Market Research: Air Force Center/PEOs present opportunities coming up in the next 24 months that are appropriate for small businesses to serve as the prime contractor Track 3 SBIR/STTR Transition: Private TIM-like one-on-one sessions on SBIR/STTR technologies for potential transition to PEO programs/systems Educational Sessions (e.g. IP Protection, DCAA Audits, SBIR/STTR, Rapid Innovation Fund (RIF)) Exhibit Hall & Networking Opportunities 12
13 CRP Transition Planning Ingredients The Bull s Eye 1. Air Force Customer 2. Capability Gap or Need 3. Relevant & Desired SBIR Technology Examples of Transition Paths Acquisition Program of Record Technology Risk Reduction Effort Deploy Prototype System Directly into Theater MAJCOM/Combatant Command Application (not Acquisition PoR) Upgrade to Fielded System (i.e., Sustainment) Contract Capture Opportunity for Major Defense Company AF CRP looks for ROI on its SBIR/STTR Projects 13
14 SBIR Technology Transition Plan (STTP) Consists of 8 Sections: 1) Management Summary 1 Page, Synopsis of Document 2) Target Application & Stakeholders 3) Technology Maturation Describes technology development tasks, timelines, readiness levels, & deliverables 4) Transition Strategy Crux of plan - ID s destination & application for technology while conveying plausibility 5) Financial Strategy Critical - conveys interest in financial terms! 6) Risk Management 7) Intellectual Property Protection 8) Stakeholders Roles, Responsibilities
15 Phase II+ The AF CRP manages Phase II+ efforts, those projects that are beyond the initial Phase II award. PHASE II+ project may be: Phase II Extension (up to $750K and additional schedule needed to complete the project), Phase II Enhancement (matching funds up to $750K and additional schedule needed to increase the scope of the initial project), or Phase II Follow-on (additional Phase II award for matching funds up to $1.5M with a period of performance of 24 months). Focus on Transition/Commercialization & Return on Investment (ROI) 15
16 AF CRP Summary Focuses SBIR/STTR program on Air Force & Major Defense Contractor tech-based needs Aligns processes to align & connect stakeholders Establishes clear lines of communication Is a cost sharing program Stakeholders financially assist Technology Transition 16
17 Resources Phase III Desk Reference 2016 Achievements 2015 Success Stories AF SBIR/STTR Advantage Newsletter Economic Impact Study (2014) 17
18 AF CRP PEO SBIR Acquisition R&D Technology Analysts Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) Don Williams AF Nuclear Weapons Center (AFNWC) & AF Test Center (AFTC) Anthony Androsky Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC) & AF Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) Lance Chenault (Robins AFB) Seth Turnipseed (Tinker AFB) Mario Rios (Hill AFB) AF Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) Walt Fenstermacher (Wright-Patterson) Gavin Tovrea (Eglin) Joe Minior (Hanscom) Space & Missile Systems Center (SMC) Ray Wells Natalya Turner
19 AF CRP TD SBIR Acquisition R&D Technology Analysts AFRL 711 HPW & RX & RQ & RY Donna McBroom AFRL RD & RV Michael Williams AFRL RW Shelly Leugers AFRL RI Michael Bilinski Visit For general questions, contact
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