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SPAWAR SBIR PROGRAM SDVOSB

SPAWAR SBIR PROGRAM SDVOSB. Elizabeth Altmann SBIR Deputy Program Manager 28 April 2011. Delivering knowledge superiority to the warfighter at the right time for the right cost. Distribution Statement A. Agenda. Background and Benefits of SPAWAR SBIR Program Phases Who Can Participate

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SPAWAR SBIR PROGRAM SDVOSB

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  1. SPAWAR SBIR PROGRAMSDVOSB Elizabeth Altmann SBIR Deputy Program Manager 28 April 2011 Delivering knowledge superiority to the warfighter at the right time for the right cost. Distribution Statement A

  2. Agenda • Background and Benefits of SPAWAR SBIR • Program Phases • Who Can Participate • Funding Source & DoD SBIR Budget • SPAWAR SBIR Participants • Additional Funding Opportunities • Tips for Succeeding • Future Trends • Transition of SBIR Technologies • Upcoming Solicitation Schedule • Resources Distribution Statement A

  3. Benefits of the SPAWAR SBIR/STTR Program • Established in 1982 by Congress to: • Promote economic growth • Provide funding to local, national small businesses & academia • Fund start-ups • Create jobs • Stimulate technological innovation within the Navy • Develop new technologies • Refine existing technologies • Develop new applications for existing technologies • Mitigate technical risks • Increase small business participation in federally funded R&D • SPAWAR technologies have many civil applications, e.g., first responder needs and telecommunications Distribution Statement A

  4. SPAWAR’s SBIR Phasing Strategy Topic Generation & Approval Concept Development & Feasibility Technology Development Technology Demonstration, Validation, Test, Evaluation & Systems Integration SPAWAR Use Phase II.5 Continued Development (CD) PH III - Transition PH I PH OPTION PH II OPTION AT • Direct Contract • Subcontract to Prime Funding & Duration $80K $70K $750K $250K $250K-$750K 6 mo . 6 mo. 18-24 mo. 6 mo. ~18-24 mo. Requirements Ph I proposal nominated for award • Successful Ph I • Invited to submit a Phase II proposal • Exercise Ph I Option • Ph II Procurement Requirements satisfied • Exercise Ph II Option • Post Phase II • Continued Development (CD) • ≤18 mo. • Max $750K SBIR funding • Signed TTP • Accelerated Transition (AT) • ≤24 mo. • 1:1 Match SBIR to Non-SBIR; 1:2 Match if CD transitioning to AT Non-SBIR Funds 2 - 6 TRL 1 - 3 8 - 9 Ph II.5 4-7 Ph III 4-8 Any FFP Contract Modification to existing Ph II CPFF Contract Contract UNCLASSIFIED// NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION

  5. Who Can Participate? • U.S. for profit small business with fewer than 500 employees • Work must be performed in the U.S. • During Phase I, at least 2/3 of effort must be performed by the proposing firm - a minimum of ½ during Phase II • Principal Investigator must spend more than ½ time employed by the proposing firm Distribution Statement A

  6. Funding Source • Each federal agency with an extramural RDT&E budget in excess of $100M must participate • Current tax is 2.5% of all extramural RDT&E funds Distribution Statement A

  7. DoD SBIR Budget FY09 budget was $1.23B. Navy received $319M. SPAWAR budget $41M

  8. SPAWAR SBIR Participants FY 10 Distribution by PEO PEO C4I: Command, Control, Communications, Computers & Intelligence $5.7M PEO EIS: Enterprise Information Systems $926K PEO Space Systems: Space Research, Development & Acquisition Activities  $8.9M Collateral support to JPEO JTRS: Joint Tactical Radio Systems $18.2M SPAWAR Headquarters: Exercise technical authority in support of programs listed above Distribution Statement A

  9. Additional Funding Opportunities • Phase II.5 • Other SYSCOM SBIR Funding • Other SYSCOM Program Funding • Internal Program Funding Distribution Statement A

  10. Phase II.5 • Purpose: to further develop the technology and facilitate transition to a program of record and phase III contracts • 20% of program funding allocated annually • Funding shall be placed on phase II.5 contracts with matching acquisition program funding • Requires TTP with acquisition program or commercialization partner Distribution Statement A

  11. TAP increases the commercialization success • of the Navy SBIR and STTR programs Navy TAP • The Transition Assistance Program (TAP) is: • Navy program offered exclusively to our SBIR/STTR Phase II awardees • Intensive 11-month program that provides small business free business consultant to work with SBIR firm and develop transition strategy. • Helps firm with strategic planning and preparation for Phase III • Includes development of business plans, protection of intellectual property, license agreements, partnering, venture capital, etc… • TAP ends with companies briefing PEO’s, Industry and VC communities at the Navy Opportunity Forum. Distribution Statement A

  12. Tips for Succeeding • Just Getting Started? • Research topics consistent with your business strategy. Current and past solicitations identify Navy technology needs. • Submit proposals for solicitations your company can solve. Prepare to be innovative. • Utilize pre-solicitation period • Already have a Phase I? • Know your target platform/system of insertion • Build strategic partnerships (Resource Sponsors, Acquisition Managers, Program Managers) • Plan commercialization path early Distribution Statement A

  13. Future Trends in SPAWAR SBIR • Navy Provider Enterprise (PE) Topics: • Technologies applicable to more than one SPAWAR PEO or PMW • Technologies applicable to multiple Navy or DoD components • Phase II.5 • A company may be invited to submit a proposal even if the phase I effort was funded by another DoD component. • Must have a PEO or SPAWAR sponsor • Have been awarded a phase I contract on the topic Distribution Statement A

  14. Transition of SBIR Technologies • Ultimate goal is to transition technology to military and/or commercial applications • Often technologies are useful to other services or agencies in support of joint operability • Successful commercialization reduces costs to the military Distribution Statement A

  15. Upcoming Solicitations • 2011.2 • Pre-Release: 26 April 2011 • Solicitation Opens: 26 May 2011 • Solicitation Closes: 29 June 2011 • 2011.3 • Pre-Release: 28 July 2011 • Solicitation Opens: 29 August 2011 • Solicitation Closes: 28 September 2011 *Note: These dates are approximate & are subject to change. Distribution Statement A

  16. Resources • DoD SBIR: http://www.dodsbir.net • Input Proposals • Search Topics • View Awards • NAVY SBIR: http://www.navysbir.com • DCAA: Defense Contract Audit Agency www.dcaa.mil • DCMA: Defense Contract management agency www.dcma.mil • DTIC: Defense Technical Information Center www.dtic.mil • SBIR Deputy Program Manager: • Elizabeth Altmann elizabeth.altmann@navy.mil • SBIR Program Office Support: • Kristina Aranda kristina.aranda@navy.mil • Michelle Aros michelle.aros@navy.mil Distribution Statement A

  17. PEO Points of Contact • PEO C4I: Command, Control, Communications, Computers & Intelligence: • Lisa Riley, PEO C4I SBIR/STTR Manager (lisa.riley@navy.mil) • PEO EIS: Enterprise Information Systems : • TBD • PEO Space Systems: Space Research, Development & Acquisition Activities: • Alan Hermansen, PEOSS Technology Manager (alan.hermansen@navy.mil) • JPEO JTRS: Joint Tactical Radio Systems: • Alan Sweeney, JTRS SBIR Technology Manager (alan.sweeney@navy.mil) • Code 05/09: • Jason Poe, Code 05 SBIR Technology Manager (jason.poe1@navy.mil) • Thomas Starai, Code 09 SBIR Technology Manager (thomas.starai@navy.mil) Distribution Statement A

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