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AFWERX Direct to Phase 2: Physiological Monitoring
Increase your chances of winning by downloading a winning proposal
Agency: Air Force
Program: Phase II
Award Year: 2025
Phase: N/A
$450.00
Proposal Topic:
[Technology] is an innovative battlefield medical technology developed by [proposer] that integrates real-time physiological monitoring and automated distress detection into the USAF's TAK/BATDOK system, addressing critical operational medicine needs by eliminating manual data entry inefficiencies and enabling instant transmission of medical alerts to medics and command personnel during combat operations. The company has demonstrated strong commercialization potential with its core product already deployed in 15 fire departments, and is generating significant revenue and has received significant private capital. This Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation effort focuses on enhancing warfighter survivability through NIAP-compliant wearable devices that continuously monitor vital signs, automatically detect medical emergencies, and transmit data via TAK networks to reduce response times and improve triage effectiveness in austere combat environments. The solution aligns with DAF Strategic Capabilities for Readiness to Deploy and Fight, with clear transition pathways for DoD-wide adoption through USAF medical logistics programs, while also targeting civilian markets including EMS, Life Flight, and tactical emergency response within the $30B EMS and $8.2B air ambulance industries.
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How does this proposal help me win?
An old proposal gives you an idea of what you need to produce in order to win. Imagine trying to do a puzzle without being able to see the image of the competed puzzle.
This redacted proposal is like the puzzle box that shows you what you are working towards.
We have a video with full recommendations on how to get the most out of these old winning proposals but the key benefits are:
- Decide whether to pursue at all: Seeing an old proposal gives you a sense for the technical and commercial bar you need to hit. If you can't produce something of a similar quality and rigor you might not want to invest the time to pursue federal funding right now
- Proposal planning: There are strict page limits. See how a past winner "used" their pages
- Understand the questions: The prompts and sections of the proposal can be confusing and seem duplicative. An old winning proposal gives you a sense for what the government is looking for
- What this proposal is NOT: An old proposal is not a madlib where you can just search for key words and replace them with your technology's. You still need to write a clear and compelling proposal. This just shows you what clear and compelling actually means.
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Under the redacted section you can see all the pages you will get. The blurred text is clear and readable, but the black bars are in place to hide this author's "secret sauce."
The proposal is a PDF download but each page is an image, so you will not be able to copy text directly out of the document.
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You will get a PDF file either immediately downloaded to your computer or sent to you in an email
Will an old winning proposal help me win?
We can make no guarantees about winning or win rates but consider this:
The value of your time:
- It takes most people 100 hours to write a proposal for a new agency or funding program. We have found that being able to reference a prior winning proposal reduces that by 10-20 hours.
- if you value your time at $75/HR that means that this proposal will save you $750-$1,500 in time
Your chances of winning:
- If you win you'll generally get $250K for a Phase I.
- We believe that having access to an old winning proposal can easily increase your win rate by 1%
- Based on the value of this increased chances of winning an old proposal is worth $2,500
We have been very conservative in our estimates and we think that an old winning proposal will save you more time and increase your win rate by more than 1%, but even at these assumptions the value of a winning proposal is far higher than the cost