Bio Government Bids & RFPs

This is a performance work statement for program management support services for the U. S. Coast Guard (USCG) Office of Specialized Capabilities (CG721). The contractor will provide onsite technical and program management support to assist and advance the USCG's countering weapons of mass destruction (CWMD) general programs. This includes enhancing program processes, capabilities, and execution of mission requirements related to chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats. Support involves event planning, technical analysis, program planning, correspondence preparation, and policy/manual revision. Key deliverables include maintaining a SharePoint site, updating unit allowance lists, providing inputs for annual joint assessments and interagency reports, updating various TTPs (decontamination, initial response, maritime radiation detection, surface ship survivability), updating CBRN instruction appendices, conducting annual inspections and assessments, revising capability requirement documents, participating in coordination groups and taskers, supporting training transitions, developing service life extension plans, coordinating new equipment, developing communication packages, supporting Coast Guard Academy training, providing international port security education, developing risk registers and quick response cards, developing CBRN exercises, and contributing to strategic planning documents and chemical response protocols. Deliverables are outlined for a base year, option year 1, and option year 2.

This notice describes a high-performance marine oil spill response technology utilizing bio-derived phytol chemical herders. These surfactants are made from renewable components, phytol and sugar alcohols, and are designed to reduce environmental impact compared to existing commercial herders. The technology has demonstrated effectiveness in laboratory evaluations and offers competitive performance. The synthesis process is operationally simple, supporting practical scale-up. The platform has potential applications in the oil and gas industry, environmental remediation, and maritime sectors. The development status is TRL 4, and a US patent is pending. Los Alamos National Laboratory is seeking licensing agreements for this technology.

This is an amendment to a solicitation for drugs and biologicals. The deadline for receipt of quotes has been extended to May 21, 2026, at 11:00 AM Pacific time. The deadline for questions (RFI) has passed and is not extended. This is a brand name or equal solicitation. Offerors are instructed to refer to the attached solicitation and attachments, as well as the addendum to **** Instructions to Offerors and **** Evaluation, for important information regarding quote submission and evaluation. Responses are due via email only to leah. smith@va. gov.

This is a Request for Information (RFI) from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Microsystems Technology Office (MTO) seeking information on novel methods for the purification of large complex molecules. The goal is to enable a universal purification platform that can separate and recover multiple large and complex molecules with high specificity, purity, and yield from complex feedstock, potentially eliminating the need for current multistep chromatography processes. The RFI also seeks to understand current advances and challenges in purifying biologically produced proteins and other critical molecules, as well as new operational capabilities enabled by novel purification approaches. Responses are due by June 8, 2026, at 5:00 PM ET and should be submitted electronically to ***@***. *. * should be concise, limited to 4 pages per topic area, and submitted as an unprotected Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, or PDF file. DARPA will not reimburse costs incurred in responding to this RFI.