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DRIVe

What is BARDA DRIVe?

In 2019, the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) expanded their Division of Research, Innovation, and Ventures (DRIVe) to stimulate investment and innovation in health security products and technologies. DRIVe provides technical and financial resources to entrepreneurs whose ideas have the potential to transform emergency preparedness, detection, and response.

Biolocity was selected as one of 13 sites in the DRIVe accelerator network to identify inventors and connect them with resources that will enable earlier treatment and warning for communities against outbreaks.

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BARDA EZ-BAA 

DRIVe accelerates the development of new innovations and approaches that solve health security challenges and protect Americans from health security threats. Below are the current areas of interest for funding and partnership in the EZ-BAA.

  • Infection Severity & Solving Sepsis: Innovative technological approaches to empower both the patient and the healthcare provider.
  • ReDIRECT: Repurposing drugs in response to chemical threats.
  • Bringing Laboratory Testing to Home: Platform technologies for on-demand at-home detection of biochemical health markers, with a preference for multiplexed biochemical assays.
  • Digital Health Tools for Pandemic Preparedness: Novel digital technologies that augment existing medical countermeasures (smartphone apps, social networks, telehealth, or other web applications).
  • Mitigating Long-term Effects (MILE) of Respiratory Distress: Therapeutic product candidates that may be implemented early in the progression of acute lung injury to specifically reduce the long-term morbidity and mortality resulting from the initial injury or infectious insult.
  • Endotyping for Host-Directed Therapeutics: Approaches to sub-type patients that may benefit from host-directed therapeutics for infectious disease.
  • Healing Lungs: Simpler, Safer Lung Support for Severe ARDS Patients: Intervention strategies for acute respiratory distress with the goal of improving long-term patient recovery months after receiving critical care.

Up to $749,000 in funding is available per technology with a required 30% cost share. Solicitation Details Here


The Biolocity team can assist potential applicants in submitting a robust and on-target proposal. If you are interested in learning how we can help with your submission, please request a technology review meeting.

Request Meeting Here

 

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