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MILMED Connect
Empowering med-tech & biotech companies to secure non-dilutive DoD funding, accelerate R&D and expand product pipeline
Military and International Affairs
Beaverton, US
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MILMED Connect announced the FY26 CDMRP Reconstructive Transplant Research Program Investigator-Initiated Research Award (IIRA) funding opportunity targeting improving vascular composite allotransplantation immunosuppression, biomarkers, graft monitoring, preservation, and outcome measurements.
Reported by Eric H. Hanson MD, MPH
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MILMED Connect announced that the CDMRP Reconstrucive Transplant Program Concept Award (CA) was revised and extended.
Reported by Eric H. Hanson MD, MPH
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MILMED Connect provides an FY23 estimate of time required for an Enhanced White Paper (EWP) process from release of the request to project award.
Reported by Eric H. Hanson MD, MPH
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MILMED Connect highlights the Accelerate the Procurement and Fielding of Innovative Technologies (APFIT) program designed to move mature capabilities across the valley of death into production and fielding.
Reported by Eric H. Hanson MD, MPH
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MILMED Connect notes that RevMedx’s XSTAT injectable hemorrhage-control devices were selected for an $11.42 million Defense Health Agency project to address life-threatening bleeding.
Reported by Eric H. Hanson MD, MPH
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MILMED Connect notes that MAGMA received a $23.67 million FY26 APFIT award to field self-detoxifying metal-organic-framework suits for chemical and biological protection.
Reported by Eric H. Hanson MD, MPH
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MILMED Connect notes that Lynntech, Inc. is supporting the Navy and Marine Corps’ $10.25 million Advanced Hypoxia and Dynamic Breathing Threat Training Systems project.
Reported by Eric H. Hanson MD, MPH
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MILMED Connect notes that Philips Healthcare received one of the first FY22 APFIT projects for Rapid Analysis of Threat Exposure.
Reported by Eric H. Hanson MD, MPH