Thursday, February 10, 2022

DHS: Deconstructing SBIR: Detecting Trapped Survivors

Due Date: 15 Feb 2022 Government Organization: DHS Description: You’re invited to join the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program on Tuesday, February 15 at 2:00 p.m. ET for the Deconstructing SBIR: Detecting Trapped Survivors webinar.
Raleigh
Feb 10, 2022

Category: Announcement

DoD Communities Of Interest: Advanced Electronics

Subject: Deconstructing SBIR: Detecting Trapped Survivors

Due Date: 15 Feb 2022

Government Organization: DHS

Description:

You’re invited to join the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program on Tuesday, February 15 at 2:00 p.m. ET for the Deconstructing SBIR: Detecting Trapped Survivors webinar.

Register Now!

 

In the event of a disaster, or other tragedy, first responders can be faced with the daunting task of searching for survivors and, in situations such as a building collapse, there remains a technological gap with respect to finding those that are trapped underneath rubble, or in crevices, created by large piles of concrete, metal, glass, and other materials. To that end, DHS SBIR, in partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Urban Search and Recovery (US&R), is seeking technologies, via an Other Agency Technology Solutions (OATS) Request for Information (RFI), that can detect trapped survivors.

During this webinar, viewers will have a chance to hear from FEMA representatives and the DHS SBIR Director about the need for the technology being sought in this RFI and other important details. Eligible submissions must leverage previous SBIR or Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I, Phase II or Phase III awards from another federal agency. To learn more about the Remote Small Space Unmanned System OATS RFI, visit sam.gov.

About the DHS SBIR Program

DHS uses the SBIR program to fund the development of innovative solutions to help address homeland security needs. SBIR is an excellent opportunity for agile, innovative small businesses to support and advance homeland security. Administered by DHS Science & Technology Directorate, the DHS SBIR Program supports a full spectrum of SBIR initiatives serving all DHS components.

Website: https://sri-csl.regfox.com/deconstructing-sbir-detecting-trapped-survivors

Questions or assistance, contact:
North Carolina Defense Technology Transition Office (DEFTECH)

 

Dennis Lewis
lewisd@ncmbc.us
703-217-3127

Bob Burton
burtonr@ncmbc.us
910-824-9609

North Carolina Defense Technology Transition Office | PO Box 1748, Fayetteville, NC 28303