Solicitation ID: FA2377-25-S-1207
Agency: AFRL/RYA
The document covers Other Transactions (OTs) under 10 U.S.C. 4022, and states one eligibility condition is that 'The Prototype OT satisfies at least one of the following conditions: i. There is at least one NDC or non-profit research institution participating to a significant extent in the prototype project.' It also more broadly states the program is designed to reach 'Educational/Research Institutions and Non-Profit Organizations'.
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The Autonomous Decisions, Algorithms, and Modeling (ADAM) Multiple Authority Announcement (MAA) is an initiative by the Air Force Research Laboratory, Sensors Directorate (AFRL/RYA) to solicit science and technology (S&T) solutions, spanning from basic research to technology transition. The program utilizes a flexible Multiple Authority Announcement framework, consolidating various solicitation authorities like Broad Agency Announcements (BAAs), Other Transactions (OTs for Research and Prototypes), Assistance Instruments, and Commercial Solutions Openings (CSOs) under a single umbrella. This approach is designed to engage a broad range of partners, including traditional and non-traditional defense contractors, educational institutions, and non-profits. Solicitations under ADAM can be either 'Calls for Proposal' with fixed deadlines or 'Open Period' solicitations for continuous submission. Submissions follow a one-step (full proposal) or two-step (white paper followed by invited proposal) process. The evaluation of proposals prioritizes technical merit—including innovation, soundness of approach, and transition potential—followed by cost/price reasonableness. The guide provides detailed instructions on proposal preparation, formatting, page limitations, and specific requirements for data rights, where the government generally expects Unlimited Rights for developed technology, and places strict limitations on commercial software license terms.
| Name | Score | Organization |
|---|---|---|
| Alex Newkirk | 0.70 | ETA | Building Technology & Urban Systems | Bldg & Industrial App Dpt |
| Guoying Chen | 0.70 | ETA | ESDR | Energy Storage & Dist Dpt |
| Thomas Hendrickson | 0.69 | ETA | Energy Analysis & Environmental Impacts | Sustainable Energy Dept |
| Boxun Hu | 0.69 | ETA | ESDR | Energy Storage & Dist Dpt |
| Peng Peng | 0.69 | ETA | Energy Analysis & Environmental Impacts | Sustainable Energy Dept |
| Blake Simmons | 0.69 | BSA | Biological Systems & Engineering | Biodesign Dept |
| Vi Rapp | 0.69 | ETA | Building Technology & Urban Systems | Bldg & Industrial App Dpt |
| Prakash Rao | 0.69 | ETA | Building Technology & Urban Systems | Bldg & Industrial App Dpt |
| William Stringfellow | 0.69 | EESA | EG | Geochemistry Dept |
| Emil Rofors | 0.69 | PSA | NSD | ANP |
Note on PI Matching: These suggestions are generated through an AI-driven semantic analysis of LBNL staff profiles.
| Name | Score | Organization |
|---|---|---|
| Gregory Lemieux | 0.76 | EESA | CESD | Earth System Sciences · Software Development & Engineering |
| Eric Masanet | 0.75 | ETA | Energy Analysis | Systems & Energy Tech Analysis · Systems Engineering |
| Zachary Needell | 0.75 | ETA | Energy Analysis | Systems & Energy Tech Analysis · Modeling and Simulation |
| Sukhpreet Kaur | 0.75 | PSA | Engineering | Electronic Engineering · Hardware Development & Integration |
| Peter Tennessen | 0.74 | PSA | Engineering | Mechanical Engineering · Prototype Development |
| Oscar Antepara | 0.74 | CSA | AMCR | Computer Science · Algorithm Development |
| Devarshi Ghoshal | 0.74 | CSA | SciData | Data Science Applications · Data Analysis and Management |
| Zhi Jackie Yao | 0.74 | CSA | AMCR | Applied Mathematics · Signal Processing |
| Claire Tomlin | 0.73 | BSA | Biological Systems & Engineering | Department of BioEngineering and BioMedical Sciences · Aeronautical Systems |
| Prabal Dutta | 0.73 | ETA | Building Tech. & Urban Sys. | Bldg Technologies Dept · Telecommunications Technology |
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