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Technology Integrator and Accelerator

Health & Human Services (HHS)
est. $113K – $1.1M
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The Department of Health and Human Services is procuring innovative solutions for the Technology Integrator and Accelerator (TIGAR) initiative, aimed at developing technologies for stabilizing regenerative tissues and organs. Key requirements include the ability to create temperature-flexible storage solutions for complex biological systems, utilizing new materials, AI/machine learning, and other advanced methods while minimizing costs and complexity.

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Estimated Value
est. $113K – $1.1M
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Contracting Organization

Agency
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF

Point of Contact

John A. Smith
Contracting Officer
(202) 555-0100

Key Dates

Published19d ago
Jul 6, 2026
Last Updated19d ago
Jul 6, 2026
Became Solicitation18d ago
Jul 6, 2026
Tracked
Response Dueyesterday
Jul 24, 2026

Description

Amendment 3 (1) Appendix B was updated to remove track changes (2) Appendix C4 was updated to remove an erroneous comment.

Amendment 2 (1) Instructions on how to submit a Solution Video were added to the ISO (see pages 7-8). (2) Information related to the Video Captions file was added to Appendix B.0 (Solution Video Format and Instructions). (3) The instructions in Appendix B.1 (Template for Supplemental Slides) were simplified, and a Cost Summary slide was added (see Slide 7). (4) Appendix C.3 was updated to reference "Phase" rather than "Year" for clarity. (5) The Administation and National Policy document in Appendix C.4 was replaced with an updated document.

Amendment 1 The ISO was updated with the new webinar and webinar registration dates.

Effort Description: TIGAR Exploratory Topic will forge entirely new paths to stabilizing regenerative tissues and organs by seeding the development of enabling technologies that can unlock temperature-flexible storage in increasingly larger and more complex biological systems.

Solutions may involve any combination of new materials, artificial intelligence/machine learning, high-throughput screening methods, biological interventions, devices, processing methods, analytical technology, and packaging approaches that can overcome current roadblocks and yield a leap in the ability to store and distribute complex biologics, without introducing high cost or complexity.

Strategies that reduce reliance on strictly controlled temperature zones and can ensure safe storage in a range of environmental conditions are preferred.

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