J9CB 101 Briefing. Dr. Ron Hann
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1 J9CB 101 Briefing Investing in transformational ideas, innovative people, and actionable technology development for Chemical and Biological Defense solutions Dr. Ron Hann Director Chemical and Biological Technologies Department (J9-CB) Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA)
2 DTRA Mission To safeguard the US and its Allies from Weapons of Mass Destruction (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) and High-Yield Explosives by providing capabilities to reduce, eliminate and counter the threat, and mitigate its consequences Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Radiological Nuclear High-Yield Explosives High-Yield Explosives 2
3 Evolution of Expertise and Capabilities DTRA s lineage dates to WWII Manhattan Project Arms Control Cooperative Threat Reduction Countering WMD Worldwide Ops planning & readiness R&D products & capabilities US Government collaboration COCOM execution Nuclear Weapons Expertise Combat Support CBDP 2003 Today 3
4 DTRA J9CB Mission Lead DoD science and technology to anticipate, defend and safeguard against chemical and biological threats Warfighter Driven Innovation Driven Strategy Driven Product Driven Performance Driven Collaboration Driven Warfighter Delivered MISSION 4
5 Chemical and Biological Threats Chemical Traditional chemical warfare agents (e.g., nerve agents, vesicants) Toxic industrial materials and toxic industrial chemicals Emerging and non-traditional agents Biological Traditional biological threat agents (e.g., anthrax and ebola) Emerging diseases (e.g., pandemic flu, novel coronavirus) Enhanced threats (genetically engineered or especially virulent) 5
6 Joint Science and Technology Office (JSTO) J9CB is the Joint Science and Technology Office for the CBDP 6
7 Field Deployable Hydrolysis System Concept to successful prototype in 6 months Technology to destroy bulk chemical warfare agents Partnered with ECBC and JPEO/CBD Destroying the Syrian CW stockpile right now 7
8 Why do we do what we do? Because our Servicemen and women are our ultimate customers 8
9 CHEMICAL & BIOLOGICAL DEFENSE Doing Business With DTRA Mr. Mark DeGroodt, Technical Program Manager Joint Science & Technology Office for Chemical & Biological Defense Fort Belvoir, VA Rev. November 2014
10 Joint Service Chemical and Biological Defense Program Science & Technology portfolio consisting of: Basic Research/Fundamental Research Applied Research Advanced Technology Development Coordinated & Managed by the Joint Science and Technology Office for Chemical and Biological Defense (JSTO-CBD) headquartered at the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), Fort Belvoir, VA Competitive acquisition opportunities, solicited via: Broad Agency Announcements (BAA) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) / Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Programs 10
11 Acquisition Opportunities in the DTRA Chemical/Biological Technologies Department Broad Agency Announcements (BAA) Advertised on the Federal Business Opportunities web-site: May also be advertised on (basic research) Two-step proposal process for DTRA BAAs: Phase I Quad Chart / White Paper (down-select phase) Invited Phase II Full Proposal Package (technical; cost; supplemental info) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)/ Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Advertised at Also see: SBIR/STTR Phase I leads to a possible contract award, where as a DTRA BAA Phase I does NOT lead to an award Chem-Bio Defense SBIR is separate from DTRA SBIR (both part of the DoD SBIR program) 11
12 Basic Research BAA Solicitation: HDTRA BRCWMD-BAA In effect from March 2011 September 2016; BAA posted at Grants.gov Multiple and consecutive Opening & Closing periods At least one opportunity advertised annually by amendment to HDTRA BRCWMD-BAA Amendments posted to grants.gov TRL = 1, ~2 All applications MUST be submitted to Resulting awards will be grants only Four categories of awards: Single Scope; Multidisciplinary; Young Investigator; Seed Awards Questions? For this BAA, ask at: HDTRA1-BRCWMD- A@dtra.mil 12
13 Fundamental Research BAA Solicitation: HDTRA FRCWMD-BAA Exploratory applied research that may have a basic research component BAA has been extended to accept pre-application White Papers through 30 September 2015 Primarily grants to be issued via this acquisition vehicle BAA continuously OPEN for ideas HOWEVER interested parties must first send (200 word max) to topic POC listed in BAA Based on interest of Portfolio Manager, a White Paper will then be invited Questions? For this BAA, ask at: HDTRA FRCWMD@dtra.mil 13
14 R&D Innovation and Systems Eng Office Science and Technology New Initiatives BAA Solicitation: HDTRA RDIS-BAA Efforts that advance technical state-of-the-art or increase knowledge and understanding to combat WMD BAA continuously OPEN for ideas; Phase I (Quad Chart/ 2 Page White Paper) submissions may be made at any time TRL = Topic Areas (Chemical/Biological, Counter WMD, Radiation/Nuclear, Reachback and Decision Support, and Treaty Verification/Compliance) Questions? For this BAA, ask at: HDTRA RDIS- BAA@dtra.mil 14
15 Chem-Bio Technologies BAA Solicitation: HDTRA1-14-CHEM-BIO-BAA Chemical Biological Technologies Department BAA, FY2014 FY2016 Program Build Applied Research & Advanced Technology Development Seeks R&D projects with strong technical merit valuable to program requirements and goals to improve military chemical and biological defense capabilities Future amendments will include additional requirements (new topics)/amendment 10 NOW OPEN thru 22 Dec 14 Access the BAA via FedBizOpps User may set-up notification to be alerted when amendments are issued Parallel DoD/Government Service Call for Government Labs 15
16 Chem-Bio Technologies BAA HDTRA1-14-CHEM-BIO-BAA (cont d) Chemical Biological Technologies Department BAA, FY2014 FY2016 Program Build Amendment 10 Topics to Support: DIAGNOSTICS, DETECTION AND DISEASE SURVEILLANCE DIVISION TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE DIVISION ADVANCED AND EMERGING THREAT DIVISION PHYSICAL SCIENCE & TECHOLOGY DIVISION Questions? For this BAA, ask at: (NOTE: Questions regarding topics listed in Amendment 10 must be submitted No Later Than 3 December 2014) 16
17 Chemical/Biological Technologies Department Ebola BAA Solicitation: HDTRA1-15-EBOLA-BAA Supports the development of near-term solutions to include therapeutic and vaccine candidates; diagnostic capabilities; modeling capabilities; and data gaps BAA continuously OPEN for ideas; Phase I (Quad Chart/ White Paper) submissions may be made at any time In effect from October 2014 October 2016 (2-years) with the ability to award contracts for three years Questions? For this BAA, ask at: CB-FY15-EBOLA@dtra.mil 17
18 CBD SBIR Program FY15: CBD SBIR will participate in the DoD SBIR FY15.2 solicitation For small business eligibility, see: Key Dates (DoD FY15.2 Solicitation) Pre-Release: 24 April 2015 (topics issued; open communication with topic authors) Open: 25 May 2015 (proposals accepted; direct communication with topic authors ends; Q&A by SBIR/STTR SITIS on-line system only) Close: 6am Eastern Time, 24 June 2015 (proposal due) Must ONLY submit to DoD SBIR Proposal Submission Site: 18
19 Web-sites of Key Importance DTRA Business Opportunities SBIR & STTR Programs DTRA BAA Proposal Submission DoD SBIR Proposal Submission (CBD & DTRA) 19
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